Scream park back for another terrifying season.
Award-winning terror attraction, The Howl, has returned for its ninth horrifying year with a brand new haunt joining the line-up: ShriekEasy
Running on selected nights until 1st November at Mead Open Farm, Leighton Buzzard, The Howl promises a night of pure terror, live entertainment and unforgettable scares.
Voted Best Scream Park in the UK, the scary attraction continues to push boundaries with seven petrifying haunts, award-winning street theatre, themed bars, street food and live music that will keep the adrenaline pumping all night long.
In new ShriekEasy, you step back into the roaring 1920s and enter Twiggy Calzone’s notorious underground den, where mobsters, molls and murderous intentions fill the air. Once the hottest speakeasy in town, it is now ruled by pickled gangsters, soulless shells preserved in lethal bathtub gin and bound to kill on command.
Behind the glamour of jazz, gambling and smoky cabaret lights, the ShriekEasy hides a brutal secret: no guest leaves alive. From shadowy card tables to backroom deals gone wrong, every corner is a trap and every smiling face hides the intent to make you their next victim.
This year’s line-up features seven horrifying haunts, each designed to push guests to their limits: ShriekEasy, Red, The Shed, Squealers Yard, Full Moon Manor, Howl Valley High, and Noxious Alley.
More than just a scare, The Howl is not only about fear but full-throttle fun. Guests can enjoy live music, interactive street theatre featuring unforgettable characters, and a wide choice of food and drink throughout the night.
Grab a cocktail at The Grainstore Bar, refuel with gourmet mac and cheese from The Mac Shack, sink your teeth into burgers at The Silver Bullet, or satisfy your sweet cravings at Devilish Donuts and Pic N Mix.
Here's how to book the fright of your life: tickets are on sale at TheHowl.co.uk with General Admission, Fast Pass and VIP options available.
