FORGOT Halloween is this week and the kids are nagging to do something?
Well, fortunately there are still tickets available to Halloween events at the UK’s biggest and best theme parks.
Whether you have little ones and want something more tame, or older kids desperate to head on thrill rides in the dark, there are plenty of Halloween events with availability still for this week.
Here’s a roundup of the best theme park Halloween events with tickets still available:
Legoland
Legoland Windsor Resort’s Brick or Treat event still has tickets available, where you will be able to see different Lego models as well as Lego Monsters.
There’s a huge party for visitors to enjoy as well as live entertainment and of course, visitors can head to the 55 rides and attractions across the park as well.
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Returning this year is also the Lord Vampyre’s House Party show, where everyone can have a boogie.
Tickets cost from £37 per person.
Thorpe Park
This year Thorpe Park is marking ’25 Years of Fear’ and is known for its award-winning theme park scare event with a new maze for this year called Tenement.
There’s a 4D cinema experience and a number of shows as well.
Guests will also be able to head on the different rides at the park in the dark.
A day ticket including Fright Nights costs from £39 per person or a Fright Nights ticket including the Scare Mazes costs from £71 per person.
Gulliver’s
Across Gulliver’s Theme Park Resorts you can still snap up tickets to Fright Fiesta.
There will be a festival-style atmosphere with costumes, music and meet and greets.
And at both Gulliver’s Valley in Rotherham and Gulliver’s Land in Milton Keynes, visitors can step onto the ‘Ghouliver’s Travelator’ for an immersive journey across a Halloween landscape before arriving at the Midnight Manor Hotel (Gulliver’s Valley) or the Wicked Woods (Gulliver’s Land).
Tickets cost from just £19 per person.
Alton Towers
Alton Towers Scarefest still has tickets available, with scare mazes, family spook attractions and rides open in the dark until 9pm.
There are six scare mazes in total including Compound and Dark Hollow, which is new for 2026.
Little ones can enjoy Amigos in the Afterlife with Dia de los Muertos celebrations and Trick O’ Treat Town.
Tickets cost from £37 per person for daytime Halloween events and entry to the park, or £80 per person for a day ticket as well as evening thrills.
Paultons Park
For families with younger children, Paultons Park still has tickets available to its Halloween Spooktacular with spooky characters and late-night openings.
Visitors can enjoy the Little Monsters Ball as well as the Great Halloween Mystery/Spirit Squad Ghoul School shows.
There’s also the Ghostly Manor – an interactive dark ride.
Tickets cost from £46.75 per person.
Drayton Manor
Over at Drayton Manor, visitors can enjoy rides, two fireworks nights and a new Trick or Treat Trail ideal for little kids.
There’s loads of themed locations to snap a pic at too.
If you are feeling a little braver, you can head on the Revenge of the Haunted Express and catch a lake show at the end of the day.
Tickets cost from £39 per person, or £16 per child between the age of two and three-years-old. The Revenge of the Haunted Express is an additional £5 per person.