An East Lancashire scare park has received special recognition from Europe’s only scare attraction convention.
Scare Kingdom Scream Park, in Clayton-le-Dale, won a ScareCON ‘Scare Award’ for ‘best multi-park scream event’, beating five other popular attractions on the short list.
It was also nominated for best costume and makeup and best original concept and design.
A spokesperson for the team said: “We were delighted to win a ScareCON Award this year for best Halloween event, it is down to the huge production team that work all year to make Scare Kingdom the best it can be!"
It’s the attraction’s 13th year of scaring visitors and this year’s event promises to be “more spine-tingling than ever before”.
Scare Kingdom offers guests the ultimate Halloween experience combining live scare actors, special effects and heart-pumping thrills, across seven all-new scare attractions and experiences for daring families, thrill-seeking adrenaline junkies and courageous kids.
Jason Karl, Creative Director of Scare Kingdom Scream Park said: “For our thirteenth year of fear, we are re-developing our attractions with all-new storylines, characters and scares, plus we have the all new ‘Psychomanteum – The Second Coming’, which is a brand new version of the ultimate scare experience for over 18’s only.
“Across the park we have crazed doctors, killer clowns and sinister spirits who are ready and waiting to give guests something really scary to scream about!”
As well as five scare mazes, there will also be a licensed bar and food on the premises.
Alongside the scare mazes, ‘Streetmosphere’ characters roam the park providing interactive encounters with guests.
Here is a full list of the chilling mazes and scare experiences available at Scare Kingdom:
The Paradise Foundation – Insurgence
Join the rebellion to “Dismiss Bliss!”, as The Freed Radicals infiltrate the morally questionable medical facility.
Shunned by the social elite, these discarded scraps of society hide behind masks of anonymity and are on a mission to expose Doctor Prometheus and his patrons once and for all.
Manormortis – Dead of ‘Knight’
Darkness descends over the living Mansion as time slips back to the year 1200 AD. Witness the Knights Templar as they lead a crusade to overturn the Haxenghast dynasty, in a defiant attempt to bring their Dark God to life and claim dominion over Manormortis – Dead of KNIGHT.
Gothica
Lost for centuries in the mists of time, the desecrated Abbey of All Hallows has emerged from the fog revealing the forgotten vaults of a diabolic monastery. Discover what lies within this reliquary of the supernatural and face the incorporeal creatures that dwell within Gothica.
Body Snatchers – Gunpowder Plot
At the end of Knox Alley, in old Whitechapel, Guy Fawkes and his band of brigands have made their lair in the cellars of Brimstone & Black’s degenerate funeral parlour.
After digging a secret tunnel to the vaults below Parliament, they are intent on blowing up the King and his Privy Council, and they do not want to be discovered in Body Snatchers – Gunpowder Plot.
Zozo’s Grind House – Skin Stitcher
Creep into a sinister side-show and worm your way through the hallways of a run-down carnival. Face the infamous killer-clown Zozo as he welcomes Alice Grim – the Skin Stitcher, to their unholy hoard inside Zozo’s Grind House – Skin Stitcher.
NEW! - Psychomanteum – The Second Coming
‘The UK’s Sickest Attraction’ is presented in a brand-new way as Psychomanteum – The Second Coming offers guests an insidious double-dare which is both shocking and graphic in equal measure. 18+ only, proof of age required, entry is ‘alone’, extra charge of £6 per body applies.
When is the scare park open and how much are tickets?
Scare Kingdom Scream Park is located at Mrs Dowson’s Farm Park, the home of Mrs. Dowson's Ice Cream, minutes from the M6 junction 31 on the A59 near Preston and Blackburn in Lancashire, UK.
Open on selected nights between Saturday October 2nd - Sunday November 7 2021.
Tickets are available from £20, plus booking fee, at www.scarekingdom.com
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