Scarefest at Alton Towers; Insider’s Guide!
September 15th, 2010
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We are planning on going to Alton towers next Saturday (13th) and we have 2for 1vouchers I have read the back and gives me dates in November that they can’t be used but double checking as would hate to get there and can’t use them and wishing we booked online.
Bex, each 2 for 1 voucher for Alton Towers has different exclusion dates. You have stated that the exclusion dates for Alton Towers relate to November, (Scarefest runs up to 31 October)…if there are no exclusion dates for October on the terms & condition of your voucher, you should be fine. Often a website is provided within the terms & conditons for more details…always worth checking on there before planning a visit.
If you are not staying over night in the
Hotel, can you still go in bolier house
And carnival of screams?
Absolutely, no problem at all. This year, the carnival of screams & the boiler house are located within the Alton Towers theme park. You will need an Alton Towers entrance ticket to get into the theme park & then you pay on top for the horror mazes.
Is it possible to take part in scarefest even if only by paying normal ticket?
Thanks for your query Anna. Yes, your theme park ticket grants to access to all the normal rides and scarefest experiences that are located within the theme park. I am told the best of the scarefest mazes is the Terror of the Towers that is located within the ruins of the towers, (by Hex), and is included in your theme park ticket. You can pay an additional £5 per person to bypass the queue but the horror maze is open to all theme park guests, (recommended age 14). The Boiler House & Carnival of Screams are located away from the theme park by the hotels and do require a separate charge. The theme parks rides that are open to 9pm are open to all theme park guests, (minimum height restrictions apply). Hope this helps!