If you book in advance you can save money
Tickets online are £15 and at the moment there is an offer running whereby you can save £3 on a Screamland ticket, so if you did want to spend a whole day there it would be more around £37.
I would agree with Mysterious Sue that an evening is all that is really needed for Dreamland, the park is obviously a lot smaller in size with comparison to Thorpe Park, as well as offering a much different experience
Screamland runs from 6 until late (can't find a specific time for this
). I think £25 (£22 if you take advantage of the recent offer) for 1 run through each of the 4 mazes, plus their other attractions and entertainments is very reasonable - but of course everyone is going to have their own opinions in terms of affordability
Personally I can't wait to visit
I am expecting that they will use the park's smaller area to their advantage, I believe this could really offer a more personal experience in comparison to some of the larger players. For example, when I have visited Fright Nights and Scarefest in the past, the roaming actors have been quite isolated. In terms of the scare mazes, the sets are looking impressive!
Dead and Breakfast
Festino's Forgotten Funhouse
The Final Cut
The theming is really taking shape in Dead and Breakfast, the extra details will certainly add to the experience
Festino's Forgotten Funhouse also looks huge! Very few teasers have been posted for The Final Cut in comparison, so I'm intrigued to see what this will have to offer
Images taken from the
Screamland event page and
ScareTOUR