Journey to Hell at Blackpool Pleasure Beach
Journey to Hell at Blackpool Pleasure Beach rises from the grave at 6pm over in the Pleasure Beach’s North Park at 6pm when screams of excitement become screams of terror.
There are two new scare mazes for 2026 as well as two all-new scare zones to add the supernatural spectacular. Themes range from terrifying tunnels to creepy circus freak shows.
The special effects are amazing; it’s a multi-sensory experience with unsettling music, sudden loud noises, darkness and live actors jumping out when you least expect.
It’s also a chance to enjoy dark night-time rides on Aviktas, Launch Pad, Derby Racer, Ghost Train, Flying Machines, Alice in Wonderland, Avalanche, ICON and Infusion.
You can also include the Pasaje del Terror as part of your experience by upgrading when you book your ticket.
Pasaje del Terror is the UK’s longest-running interactive fright fest which transports guests to a maze of scenes from famous horror films and slasher movies. Casting Director’s clue: you’re playing the victim.
You may think Blackpool Pleasure Beach is a great day out with the kids but these Halloween events are strictly for age 12 and over.
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Open: Selected dates from Saturday 17 October - Saturday 31 October
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