The Howl is coming back to Mead Open Farm near Leighton Buzzard this October. And it's celebrating its tenth year of scaring people.
Over the last ten years, The Howl has become a go-to spot for Halloween, drawing in thousands with its blend of horror, fun, and spooky vibes. This year, there will be seven different themed scary attractions. One of them is set in a creepy high school called Howl Valley High, and there's a new one called Ding Dong Die.
A big change for this year is that you can go through the haunted attractions as many times as you want. Instead of just one visit per attraction, you can ride your favourites again and again, if you're brave enough. This is great for anyone who was too scared to go through the first time.
Besides the haunted attractions, there's other entertainment too. You can see award-winning street performers, characters wandering around, and listen to live music and DJs. The Circus of Screams offers a strange mix of burlesque, magic tricks, and theater. Food and drinks are also available from various vendors.
Since you can visit the haunted attractions unlimited times, you can enjoy the evening however you like. You can go back to the scariest parts or just enjoy the overall atmosphere.
The event is at Mead Open Farm, Stanbridge Road, Billington, Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire, LU7 9JH.
The gates open at 6 p.m., the attractions start at 6:30 p.m., and it closes at 11 p.m.
Tickets start at £32, and there are discounts for groups. This ticket includes unlimited access to the attractions, as long as they are open and there aren't too many people in line.
It's not recommended for kids under 12, and younger children need to be supervised.
Parking is free at the farm. The haunted attractions are not accessible for wheelchairs.
If you want to buy tickets or get more details, check out www.thehowl.co.uk.
