So what can thrill seekers expect when the park transforms itself from Monday 13 October to Sunday 2 November?

Well, riding the "dreaded Unholy Trinity of rollercoasters" called Stealth, Colossus and Nemesis Inferno in near total darkness for one.

Visitors will also be challenged to navigate their way through "spine-chilling live action horror mazes" called Se7en, Hellgate and The Asylum, "which will test the nerve and courage of those who dare enter!"

There's also a surprise in store with a brand new fourth maze, The Curse on Neptune's Beach.

And if one of our drunken fellow journos is correct (not exactly the most reliable source as we'd both been on the sauce) there's "a super top-secret thing" that should "wow the gadget-minded". Naturally, the PRs refuse to elaborate, although the press release does promise "a brand new attraction so terrifying that it is only fit for the brave..."

Fright Nights returns for the seventh year running at Thorpe Park and the company suggests booking online for cheapest ticket prices (you can also check times and opening info there).

Be warned though, the late night attractions are not suitable for under 12’s.

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Forget the scary looking bloke, how tall is that flippin' rollercoaster?!?

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