Dare to be scared: Lancashire's Top Halloween Scare Attractions
Looking for the ultimate jump scare this Halloween? Look no further! Lancashire offers haunted houses a plenty.
Every Halloween the county comes alive with even more chances to make the hairs on the back of your neck stand up, as the doors to annual scare attractions creak open.
Designed to remind visitors that Halloween isn't just for kids, these events induce fear into Lancashire's older visitors after dark, and they are not for the faint of heart. Find out more about our top scare attractions below, and get your tickets booked now; if you dare!
Scare Kingdom
Mrs Dowsons Farm Park, Blackburn
This pulse-pounding adventure has been picking up victims for over 15 years of fear and just keeps getting better. Test your courage in the five mazes of Scare Kingdom, whilst the scare actors and special effects find their way to you.
Scare Kingdom is regularly voted as the UK’s top rated Scream Park, so if you love to feel fear, it’s the ideal location. What’s more, this year a brand-new scare zone, The Inbreeds Impound, is coming and you will not want to miss the chance to become part of the family! In addition to the 11 scare zones, there will be food and drink, a licensed bar and retail space to really make a night of it. As you’ll be treated to a few tricks throughout your visit, it is not recommended for children under 13.
Farmaggedon
Farmer Ted's Adventure Park, Ormskirk
Farmaggedon is one of the country's longest running scare attractions, and with longevity comes knowledge on how to give the best shocks! This attraction comes with five award winning scare zones, from The Meat Locker to The Beast of Terror and The Maze of Death.
In between scares you can enjoy a drink in The Zombie Arms, a proper pub staffed by the undead or grab a bite to eat, before avoiding something taking a bite out of you, at Death Warmed Up, the Street Food hub on site!
Nightmares are expected following your visit, so Farmaggedon only accepts those over 16 years old on site.
Journey to Hell Freak Night
Pleasure Beach Resort, Blackpool
For the first time ever, the popular Journey to Hell event at Pleasure Beach Resort is expanding into a full day event bringing together scare zones, haunted ride areas and outrageous live entertainment at the UK’s top amusement park.
The well-loved theme park splits into North Park and South Park over the month of October, staying open all day and providing family fun and entertainment across the entire site during the day, including a family friendly Halloween Maze. But as night falls, South Park closes and North Park becomes home to the creepy and the terrifying as scare zones and mazes come alive with scare actors and thrill rides to get your adrenaline pumping.
With five different scare mazes, and chances to ride Aviktas, Launch Pad, Derby Racer, Ghost Train, Flying Machines, Alice in Wonderland, Avalanche, Icon and Infusion at night, this is one of the only fright night experiences at a UK theme park that really aims to scare. The Mazes really are expected to give you a fright, so these are reserved for over 12s only, and under 16s must be accompanied by an adult.
SCREAMS!
Thornton Hall Country Park
Grab your mates for a twisted night of terror at Thornton Hall Country Park! Get ready to face your fears this Halloween as you twist and turn through the farm park and into the three terrifying scare mazes; Malkin Manor: Bloodline, Jinxed: Cirque Noir, and Blackmarket: Killstream!
The SCREAMS! Arena has had a revamp for 2026 and this year there will be high energy Halloween experiences with live entertainment, fire breathers, roaming performers and music throughout the night as you enjoy drinks, street food and live music, before you hit the mazes, or after surviving your ordeal! Are you brave enough to step right up? If so, children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult, with the Arena, Malkin Manor and Jinxed recommended for over 13s only and Blackmarket: Killstream reserved for over 16s only.