Want to be scared silly this Halloween?

We've found some top terrifying fright nights to see you into All Hallows Eve with a scream.

Halloween Horrors at Fort Amherst

Are you brave enough to venture into the depths of Fort Amherst at night?

The Halloween Horrors are back at the Chatham site for 2021 and promise to be as scary as ever.

Adult tours are suitable for ages 16 and over and run from Friday, October 22 to Sunday, October 24 and then from Thursday, October 28 to Sunday, October 31.

They run every 10 minutes and last up to an hour, promising scares and horrors around most corners of the historic site.

There are tours for teens from 12 to 17 years and children's ones for four to 12 years, on the same dates.

Tickets for the adult tours cost £22 plus a 50p booking fee. Book by clicking here.

Halloween Scare at Hever Castle

It may be a family-friendly, historic site by day but this Halloween there's a darker side to Hever Castle & Gardens.

The new Halloween Scream experience features live actors and special effects and is designed by AtmosFEAR! Scare Entertainment.

The two-part event starts in the historic castle with an exclusive exhibition of 12 ‘ghost photographs’ ... and the ghosts captured on film are now roaming the halls.

Brave visitors can choose to journey through the castle in a 15 minute walk through immersive interactive experience including sights, sounds and smells. They will come face-to-face with the phantoms and witness Sir Doyle’s assistant attempting to capture the ghost of Hever Castle on film in The 13th Frame.

In the second part, visitors will be transported back to 1940 and the bombs of the blitz, heading into the cellars to take refuge - only to find a more terrifying encounter awaits - SUBstratum.

The experience is for thrill seekers over 14 and costs £25 each. Those 16 and under must be accompanied by an adult 18 or over at all times. Tickets must be pre-booked here.

Quex Adventure Fright Park, Birchington

Formerly Quextreme Terror, this year Quex Park is launching Quex Adventure Fright Park, which will have three new scare mazes, not for the fainthearted.

The event is suitable for ages 11 and over, with all under 16s accompanied by an adult.

Each scare will have its own fear rating.

In the Maze of Mayhem clowns are running wild, while in the Crows Curse visitors walk through the darkened cornfields where the scarecrows do not want to be disturbed.

In Once Upon a Nightmare visitors will take a step back into their childhood nightmares of scary fairytale characters come to life.

Tickets are £22.50 each. Book by clicking here.

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