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Join us for spooky family fun this Halloween!

1 Sep 2026|
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Four people stand in the main street at Almond Valley, they are all wearing Halloween style costumes.

Following the phenomenal success of our sell-out Fright Nights in 2025, we’ve spent months planning, scheming, screaming and dreaming up our biggest, boldest family fright adventure yet!

And now, we’re delighted to finally reveal what we’ve been creating…

Almond Valley Fright Nights presents
‘Stranger Bings’
Friday 23 & Saturday 24 October, 5:30pm – 9pm

From fire and folklore to monsters and mayhem, Stranger Bings is more than a Fright Night – it’s a Halloween festival packed with immersive experiences for the whole family.

Inspired by the iconic West Lothian Bings, Stranger Bings transforms our 23 acre site into a mysterious world where mad science has gone spectacularly wrong. Expect eerie encounters, immersive storytelling, live characters, spine-tingling special effects and plenty of boos that will have the whole family laughing, jumping and screaming with delight.

Whether you’re brave enough to face the unknown or simply love the magic of Halloween, Stranger Bings promises an unforgettable night of thrills, chills and family fun.

Tickets are now on sale!

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