Thorpe Park launches new ride and it promises to leave thrill seekers terrified
Visitors to Thorpe Park should prepare to have the fright of their lives when a new terrifying ghost train starts spooking.
On March 24 the Surrey amusement land will reopen for the year, shortly before a new ride opens which promises to plunge thrill seekers deep into the veil of darkness.
Ghost Train will deliver a harrowing ride into the realms beneath the resort to where the supernatural believers call home from late spring.
It is one of the UK’s longest ride experiences featuring live actors and multisensory effects to create a terrifying concoction of thrills and horror.
Tickets for the 2023 season are now live and on sale on the Thorpe Park website, where you can save up to £30 when booking online in advance.
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The Ghost Train begins its terrifying work in March (Thorpe Park)If a day's visit isn't enough then you can stay in the park's Shark cabins which are located just a stone's throw away from the thrills.
Thorpe Park is now selling 'Unlimited Fastrack breaks' from £129 for two people.
For that price you get an overnight stay, one day's entry into the theme park and unlimited fastrack worth, buffet breakfast, Wi-Fi, free parking and 10% off snacks and merchandise in the shops.
One of the first big events of the year at the park are its Mardi Gras celebrations, which run from May 18 to June 11.
"Delivering Louisiana vibes, world-class rides, authentic street food and more beads than Mr T has gold chains, Mardi Gras is set to be the most exhilarating, fun-filled celebration you’ll attend this spring," a statement from the park promises.
"Turn up the temperature and endure the sizzling speeds of Nemesis Inferno as your legs dangle freely below 750 meters of twisted track!
"Then, take a break from the thrills and experience the flavours of mouth-watering Mardi Gras delights and be immersed in a variety of live entertainment excitement."
If you can wait until then, from July 21 until August 28 the park will be turned into a big carnival.
"Ride our world-class coasters and vibe with our awesome live entertainment including vibrant stage shows that are sure to have you watching in amazement," Thorpe Park entices.
"Home to some of the world’s most thrilling coasters, we’ll have you launching like a human cannonball as you accelerate to 80mph in under two seconds on Stealth, then take on the twisted Colossus boasting not one, not two, but ten acrobatic loops.
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"Top-class rides, tasty sides and sweet summer vibes, Thorpe Park Resort is a must-visit for the ultimate day out."
Thorpe Park is open until 31 October 2023.
Park tickets cost from £34pp when booked in advance online, while on the day park ticket are priced from £64.
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