Oh, you know, it’s like only an insane multi-attraction Halloween event. This year, we have two huuuuuge linear mazes, with multiple themes within, in a previously abandoned building. The mazes and monsters are designed and trained to push the boundaries of human emotion, triggering fear, fun and everything in between. Whether you scream, laugh or cry, you’re bound to have a great Halloween outing with us because we’ve also got beer, snacks, sick t-shirts, immersive stage shows – and beer. (What more do you need?)

Because it’s not. Get in the bin. 

We’ve got a whole lot of respect for carers; we know you’ve got a lot of things to cover when you’re heading out – that’s why your ticket is on us!

If you bring a copy of your documentation with a valid photo I.D., we’ll sort one carer free entry mirroring the full-price purchased ticket. The following docs are all accepted:

• Disability Living Allowance or Attendance Allowance Award Letter (dated within the last six months)
• Personal Independence Payment Letter (Dated within the last six months)
• Current, valid blue badge. A headed letter from a GP or Consultant (Dated within the last six months) confirming the need for a full-time carer.
• A headed letter from a GP or consultant (dated within the last six months) confirming the need for a full-time carer.

You won’t need to pre-purchase a carer ticket – head over to the ticket office on the night of your visit, and we’ll take care of the rest!

In short, no. To enter the Frightmare hub, you need a paid ticket.

Anyone 15 and under must be accompanied through the attractions by a full-priced paying adult (18+ years old). Mad, because I’ve met loads of 15-year-olds that are more adult than me, but these are the rules, soz guys.

The attractions will close roughly two hours after the final ticket time slot, but there’s gonna be signs up and that. We paid good pennies for those signs, so please read them pals. 

Frightmare is now a 12+ rated event, but as above, 15 and under have to be accompanied by an adult. Preferably a responsible one, but to my youngens out there, I recommend choosing a cool adult to come with. 

The attractions are suitable for ages 12 and older, though this depends on the kid really. Attractions can be quite intense, and only you can judge whether your child/children will find it fun or if it will ruin their lives. 

* Adults are considered 18+ years of age. (lol – I’m not even an adult now, and I’m 27.)

One of the amazing perks of moving indoors is that we now have accessible mazes!

Bear with us – we’ve got more info coming soon. 

Hell yes! To make the event crazy good, we have a bunch of special effects; I’m talking strobe lights, smoke machines and tight spaces, everything to give you the heebie-jeebies. 

Our events are not recommended for pregnant women, people with heart conditions, epilepsy, claustrophobia, or nervous dispositions. 

Frightmare is not at Over Farm anymore. Remember – remember when you guys hated the mud and floods and stuff? That’s gone now.

You can wear whatever you want, but don’t be ridiculous about it. We can confirm the Devil does NOT wear Prada, and we’ve got a bunch of crawl spaces so clothes may get a little grubby.

Just make sure you’re comfortable, there’s literally no reason to wear heels unless you want broken ankles. – That’s not a threat btw, but like, we will eye-roll – hard. 

Time slots are time slots for a reason, and you literally chose your arrival time. So, c’mon people, please turn up at the time allocated on your ticket. If you are late, we may be all like “halt, no entry”. 

Once you’re in, you’re in baby. You can complete both attractions in either order; just make sure you do them both because refunds won’t be given if you fail to complete an attraction. 

Closing will be roughly two hours after the final ticket time slot. So like, if it’s 9pm, attractions will close at 11pm. If you’re not sure, there will be looooads of signs telling you the closing time on the night.

We are in the digital age; tickets can only be purchased online. Read those terms and conditions before booking peeps! 

Buy your tickets here.

It’s all relative. Our motto is scream, laugh, cry – it’s your experience. While our monsters will try and scare the crap out of you (it’s literally their one job), we know that being scared is subjective. So, lean back, move forward and keep rolling, rolling, rolling. The mazes will have live actors, special effects, enclosed spaces and sudden noises. What scares one person may make another laugh, just enjoy the experience. 

Word of warning: once you enter an attraction, there is no turning back – you HAVE TO keep moving forward. The only way out is through. (or in a body bag… what.)

Get your fancy dress on if you want, but we have a ban on full-face masks. You’ll definitely be asked to remove a mask that covers your face completely, so you might as well not bother. 

Yaaas. We’ve streamlined the mazes into two huge linear attractions with multiple themes throughout. This means not missing a thing! Whereas before you’d queue for a five-minute maze, these new attractions will take way longer – nervous-nellies be aware! 

Insane stage shows and the bars are all in the hub. As tempting as it might be, try not to loiter and then you should have no reason to miss a maze.

No. If you bring a bag, that is a bag for life (or for the event). 

Basically, we recommend not bringing one if you can avoid it. 

For safety reasons (blah blah blah), security might randomly bag search you on arrival, so leave your weapons at home!

Security team, first aid team, the A-team (management), and mobile phones; we’ve got you covered. 

If you feel unwell or need medical assistance, first aiders will not rest until they have aided you first.

NO TOUCHY. No one will touch you on purpose, and please don’t touch our actors – they are gross (jk). Everyone keeps their hands to themselves, and no problems should arise. Go forth and prosper pals.

As much as we love pupperinos, the answer is no. Think of their supersensitive senses; they will 100% not enjoy. Leave the doggos at home, but give them a pat from me. 

We’re in the city centre now, so there is parking galore. We don’t have a specific car park so you might need to pay, but at least you won’t get stuck in the mud like in previous years. Head over to Gloucester City Car Parks. 

Also, check out the ‘Find Us’ tab for deets regarding public transport – you can have a beer or five then!

AAAHHHHH. Don’t panic; we can fix this. If you are positive that you completed your booking successfully, we can find your details on our system, but if you have any doubts, give us a shout here.