September 16, 2024

What to do at Wicksteed Park this Halloween

Are you on the hunt for something exciting to do this Halloween? Look no further than Wicksteed Park! This Halloween season Wicksteed Park are offering a variety of fun that the whole family can enjoy!

Here are some spooky and exciting activities you can do at Wicksteed Park this Halloween!

Halloween Haunt

Join us for a haunting event from Halloween House Entertainment that has never been seen before at Wicksteed Park with ghostly goings on and spooky shenanigans for all the family to enjoy, from the very young to the very old. Brave the haunted Halloween House walkthrough or enjoy “I spy” with your little ones in the inflatables display.

Are you fearless enough to find what lurks just around the corner? Enter if you dare!

Halloween Haunt is available to book from 10.30am – 4pm (last slot 3.30pm) during October weekends and October half-term (26th – 31st October) *.

*From 10.30am – 8pm – 31st Oct only. 16.00-20.00 sessions in the Halloween Haunt and Wicksteed Park Railway not recommended for children under 10. Parental guidance is advised at all times.

Halloween Haunt will NOT be open on the 1st, 2nd or 3rd of November.

Halloween Haunt is all-inclusive in the £15 wristband meaning you can enjoy our other open rides and attractions and have a screaming good time!

Don’t miss out on all the fun, book now to avoid disappointment: https://wicksteedpark.org/events/halloween-haunt/

Parking charges apply.

What to do at Wicksteed Park this Halloween

Halloween Half-Term

Join us at Wicksteed Park from the 26th of October for a spooktastic Halloween half-term. Dive into days filled with family thrills, exciting attractions and unforgettable moments. There is so much fun to be had at Wicksteed Park this Halloween!

For only £15, you can experience a Wicksteed Park Halloween half-term like no other!

This year our brand-new Halloween Haunt attraction is included in our half-term wristbands! Experience ghostly goings on and spooky shenanigans that all the family can enjoy, from the very young to the very old.

After having a hauntingly good time at our new Halloween attraction, you can fill the rest of your day with family fun on our open rides and attractions.

Attractions open include: Wicksteed Park Railway, Carousel, Swayrider, the Garden Wheel, Wicky’s Farmyard, Meerkat Manor, Crazy Golf, Lighthouse, Cups and Saucers, Roundabout, Clown Coaster, Astroslide, and Treetop Walk.

Don’t miss out on all the fun, book now to avoid disappointment: https://wicksteedpark.org/events/halloween-half-term/

Please note that rides and attractions may be subject to closure for maintenance or may not operate during adverse weather conditions. For the latest availability updates, please check our website. Our splash and thrill zones are NOT open during October.

Parking charges apply.

Halloween Half-Term

Wicky’s Mini Monster’s Ball

Wicky’s Mini Monster’s Ball is back!

Join us on the 26th of October from 4:30pm until 6:30pm for Wicky’s Mini Monster’s Ball! It’s time to get into the Halloween spirit, so get your costumes and dancing shoes ready!

At Wicky’s Mini Monster’s ball, you can look forward to an incredible line-up of activities. Dance your heart out to the best disco tunes, participate in spooktacular games, and don’t forget to meet and greet Wicky and Mabel.

Tickets are only £7 per child and £2 per adult.

This action-packed event is not to be missed so book online NOW to secure your space at the Halloween party of the year: https://wicksteedpark.org/events/wickys-mini-monsters-ball/

Refreshments will be available to purchase in the night.

Parking charges apply. 

*Please note: Tickets will need to be booked in advance to ensure entry to the party on the night.

 

What to do at Wicksteed Park this Halloween

Wicksteed Park’s Annual Fireworks Display

Ignite your night at Wicksteed Park’s exciting fireworks event on November 2nd!

Get ready for an evening of excitement from 5pm with a live DJ, live music, entertainment, funfair rides, and much more! Stay warm with a hot drink or grab yourself a bite to eat from one of the food stalls!

For a limited time, you can secure your spot at our highly anticipated fireworks event for only £5 per person when you grab the Early Bird tickets! This scorching deal only lasts until the 30th of September – book your tickets NOW so you don’t miss out!

From the 1st of October tickets will be £7 per person when booking online and purchasing on the day of the Fireworks Display.

But hurry, tickets to this sell-out event are subject to availability: https://wicksteedpark.org/events/wicksteed-parks-annual-fireworks-display/

Please note: Ticket price includes entry only.

*Parking is FREE from 5pm onwards on November 2nd only and is available on a first come, first served basis. Parking before 5pm is chargeable at the usual rate

What to do at Wicksteed Park this Halloween

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Customer Reviews

"It was absolutely amazing, my toddler loved seeing Santa and going to the elf workshop to pick a present! We saw reindeers, went on the train and a couple rides and went to the farm! A fantastic day out and a great experience for seeing Santa for the first time! Staff were great!"
Bethany
"Had not been to Wickstead park for years . Thought I would take my grandson and despite the weather and it being late in the season we had a lovely time. Great value for money and will return next year"
Perry
"We had a great fun day out. Old fashioned English Park. Good variety of rides. Clean loos. Friendly staff. We loved the train ride. Also the water rides were fantastic. Best to buy a wrist band that let's you have unlimited rides"
Rose
"We camped here this week, and all had a blast!!! It was so well-priced. We were one of the first in the park. The camping was quiet, and the kids absolutely loved all the places to walk!!! Thank you!"
Charlotte
"My parents took me to Wicksteed Park as a child over 50 years ago. Today I took my grandchildren and it was quite an experience. The train around the park is still there but now there are lots of much bigger rides for older kids and adults including a log flume. The old water chute I went on as a kid is still there and is loved by young and old. We found all the staff friendly and helpful at Wicksteed which is really important, as at other theme parks its what made for a poor experience. Maybe Wicksteed's British origins makes it a more relaxed experience than US style parks. You can almost imagine post Edwardian Britons in 1920's enjoying days out in this beautiful park with all its green spaces. My older grandkids enjoyed the rides and short queues whilst younger ones liked the soft play area. We are already planning our next visit to Wicksteed Park."
Del
"Great day out for extended family particularly good for 6 to 10 year olds and the older kids can take the little ones on the rides. The parks is really beautiful and there are hardly any queues. Lots of fun rides and wrist bands good value if you do lots of rides like my kids did. All 14 of us had a great day and we had a take out in the park before leaving on a beautiful evening. Fun times."
Julial
"We were lucky enough to go in a lovely sunny day. There were 11 of us, 5 adults and 6 children, 2 of whom have disabilities. The staff were so helpful in every way, sorting our wristbands out, giving advice, looking after us on rides, etc. Some of the rides I was used to were shut; the rocking tugboat, drop slide and mini landrovers, but a lovely surprise awaited in the form of new rides; the garden wheel and mechanical horses. We went boating on the lake, rode the water flume, went on loads of other rides for which there was barely a queue. The actual park itself is amazing, so much room to play for the children, we had a lovely picnic under the trees. Toilets were really clean, plenty of food outlets, although not as many as on previous visits. It baffles me that more people don't go there, as there really is something for everyone. Even if you didn't want to pay for the rides, there is still a excellent playing park. Take my advice and just head out there for the day..."
Janice
"Kids loved it, even through it was busy the queues weren’t too bad and as there is so much green space we easily found a spot in the shade for our picnic. Lovely parkland and they even dragged me on to the Dinosaur Valley ride! The band/ ticket options are great for a mixed group who might not all want to go on every ride."
Amy
"We camped at Wickstead park this weekend for our annual camping trip with friends and kids (age range 15 - 13). Booking was very easy and great communication with reception. The site is very clean, as are the facilities and there is lots for the kids to do. Its a very safe site and I would highly recommend it. We will definitely be back!"
Jackie
"Having one of our sons, and his nine year old to stay gave us a reason to visit Wicksteed Park yesterday. The rides were great fun and suitable for a range of ages; they all seemed well cared for and the operators paid attention to safety. We bought a wristband for our grandson, and individual tickets for the rest of us so that we could mix and match who went on with him. The weather was rather dull, which may have contributed to the generally short waits to get on the rides. The playgrounds are excellent and there is lots of room for running around. We took a picnic and easily found somewhere to sit and eat. Car parking was easy, and given there is no entrance charge, I thought it reasonable. I use a mobility scooter and had no problems getting around. We used to take our sons when they were small and we had little money: by just going in the playgrounds (no charge); playing ball games on the grass and taking a picnic, it was a cheap day out. Enjoy."
Pauline