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Spooktober Half Term

Dates:

Friday 16th October 2026
Saturday 17th October 2026
Sunday 18th October 2026
Monday 19th October 2026
Tuesday 20th October 2026
Wednesday 21st October 2026
Thursday 22nd October 2026
Friday 23rd October 2026
Saturday 24th October 2026
Sunday 25th October 2026
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Time:

10am
-
5pm

Forget the Half Term horrors of wondering what to do with the kids. We’ve got it scarily sorted!!

12th October – 25th October

This Spooktober, Almond Valley is getting a frightful makeover, with creepy creatures, spooky surprises and Halloween mischief lurking around every corner.

And the best bit? It’s all included with your normal admission.

  • Journey through the site and experience our frightfully fun installations
  • Take on the Trail of the Forsaken – find clues and crack the code if you dare!
  • Create your own spooky masterpieces in our Creepy Craftivities Station
  • Test your nerves with our CarnEVIL games

Frightful fun for all the family…and all FREE as part of your General Admission Ticket

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