The Howl Scream Park is back for another horrific offering of Halloween scares as it celebrates its 10th anniversary season.
Located at Mead Open Farm, at Billington, near Leighton Buzzard, The Howl is marking the milestone with some brand new experiences to terrify visitors brave enough to enter.
This year's event features seven live horror attractions, award-winning street theatre, live performances, DJs, themed bars and street food, transforming the farm into a Halloween destination after dark.
Two of its established attractions, Full Moon Manor and Squealers Yard, have received brand new scenes, offering returning visitors fresh scares alongside their favourite experiences.
Also joining the entertainment line-up is Ding Dong Die!, a brand new live gameshow hosted by Malcolm Crudd. Taking place every night at 10pm, the interactive show sees contestants face a series of unpredictable challenges, mystery doors and potentially deadly decisions.
The popular Circus of Screams also returns, hosted by internationally recognised drag artist Charity Kase, bringing another season of live entertainment to the event.
Elsewhere, visitors can experience a diverse line-up of horror attractions, including Howl Valley High, RED, Noxious Alley, The Shed and ShriekEasy, the latter transporting guests into a sinister 1920s underground speakeasy.
Beyond the attractions, The Howl's award-winning street theatre cast provides entertainment throughout the evening, interacting with visitors across the site and creating unexpected scares between attractions.
The Howl is open on selected nights up until October 31. Tickets and further information are available at www.TheHowl.co.uk.
