Terror Island - Best Price Tickets

Seasonal events like Halloween and Christmas, no matter how big or small, sell out extremely fast and are usually cheaper the earlier you book them. We recommend you book your tickets as soon as you possibly can to avoid disappointment.

Welcome to the ultimate adult only Halloween night out on the Isle of Wight...

Let your fears come to life this Halloween at Blackgang Chine theme park, where a terrifying night out on the Isle of Wight awaits... With four scary mazes, Terror Island packs a night out full of all the spooks and scares that your worst nightmares couldn't conjure up...

There are two ticket types on sale:

Remember to use code 'WEB2023' to get up to 5% off your booking!  

When is Terror Island?

Open 6pm-11pm

  • Friday 27th Nov
  • Saturday 28th Nov 
  • Sunday 29th Nov
  • Friday 3rd Nov 
  • Saturday 4th Nov

What is Terror Island?

Terror Island is an age 18+ award-winning Halloween night out with a scare experience.

The event features four scare maze attractions which encompass a walk-through experience designed to surprise and scare.

Plus, the event is home to a fully licensed bar, street food, live DJ, live music, street entertainment and access to some of Blackgang Chine’s rides.

Not for the faint of heart, Terror Island takes place over the course of two weekends this October and November.

Take a look at what's going on this year:

  • Amphibious - Darklight: This nautical nightmare returns for 2023. An ancient lighthouse used to guide sea-faring folk to land, although it has now been consumed by an eerie unearthly energy. Brave the Poseidon's Peak lighthouse and come face to face with unimaginable horrors, including a ghastly sea witch...
  • The Summoning: From the ashes of righteousness, the embers of evil burn... This harrowing new haunt for 2023 takes you into the world of the occult, where Satanic summonings have been carried out by a maniacal cult leader. Step onto the path of redemption and be reborn. Join us…
  • The Blood Shed - Dead Meat: In the second instalment of this grizzly tale, the Head Butcher Piggy and his gang have turned a working mill into a gory killing machine. With bodies and blood at every corner, The Blood Shed has left many guests squealing in terror. Get out while you can, or you'll be dead meat...
  • Blind Alley - Snatched: Step into the sinister Whitecroft Hospital in search of a cure for your new blindness. Creep along the darkened streets as a mysterious danger follows you along, all while you're totally blindfolded! Will you ever regain your sense of sight after enduring this unique kind of nightmare?
  • Entertainment all night: If you survive the four scare mazes, enjoy a night of food, drinks, music, theme park rides, live entertainment and more. But don't get too comfortable, some costumed characters will be on the creep, watch your back! 

Feeling brave? Book your tickets today for the creepy Terror Island this Halloween. One of the best things to do for adults this Halloween, bring your friends along on a terrifying trip, treat your partner to a devilish date or even bring your fearless family along for a Halloween night out that you'll never forget! 

Location
Isle of Wight,
PO38 2HN
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How to find us

The Island is situated just four miles off the South Coast of England. There are excellent transport links and frequent crossings by vehicle and passenger ferries from Southampton, Lymington and Portsmouth.

The ferry companies and Hovertravel run regular promotions. Don’t worry if you don’t want to bring the car, as there are fantastic bus links from the ferry ports with Southern Vectis, the Island’s bus service.

By car: 

Enter the postcode PO38 2HN into your Sat-Nav to find the site by car.

Parking at Blackgang is free so you can stay as long as you like in the park without worrying.

By bus: 

The number 6 bus route stops right outside the entrance of Blackgang Chine.

By boat: 

Car passenger ferry crossings to the Isle of Wight run from Portsmouth, Southampton, and Lymington. 

Foot passenger crossings are available from Portsmouth, Southsea, Southampton, and Lymington. 

Facilities
  • Food and drink vendors
  • Toilets
  • Free parking
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People also ask:

How old do you have to be to go to Terror Island on the Isle of Wight?

  • Terror Island is a strictly 18+ event. Proof of age will be requested from anyone who is believed to be under the age of 18-year-old

What are the opening times at Terror Island?

  • Doors will open from 6pm, with mazes open from 6.30pm! We recommend arriving at opening time! There’s a lot to see and do, so to make sure you get a chance to experience all of the scare maze attractions and street entertainment, plan your time wisely!

What are the closing times at Terror Island?

  • The queue lines for each scare maze attraction will close at a 10.30pm. Anyone in a queue at that time will still be able to access the attraction. The event closes at 11pm.

Am I allowed to take photographs at Terror Island?

  • Outside of our scare maze attractions, you’re welcome to take as many photos as you like, but whilst inside, all photography, filming and recording is strictly prohibited.

How do I dress for Terror Island?

  • Please wear suitable footwear and bring appropriate clothing! October & November nights can be chilly!

Can I bring my own alcohol to Terror Island?

  • No alcohol is permitted to be brought on to site. Bag searches may be in operation upon entry.

Will the characters in the Terror Island scare mazes touch me? 

  • Given the small spaces within the scare maze attractions, actors may touch you without malice, but they will not harm you. You must not touch or harm them under any circumstances.  

What are the age limits for Terror Island? 

  • Terror Island is exclusively for adults aged 18 and above. Entry requires a valid ID.

Is Terror Island wheelchair-friendly?

  • Unfortunately, this event is not suitable for wheelchair users or those with mobility issues.  

What are the warnings for each of the scare mazes at Terror Island?

  • If you're worried about what might happen on each of the mazes, here's a guide to all the warnings to each maze: 
  • Amphibious - Darklight: Live performers, confined spaces, narrow tunnels, total darkness, sudden loud noises, uneven surfaces, steps up and down, strobing and flashing lights, duck down – you will be required to duck down while walking forwards, latex, fog effects, lasers, theatrical scent, ankle ticklers
  • The Summoning: Live performers, confined spaces, narrow tunnels, total darkness, sudden loud noises, air gusts, uneven surfaces, steps up and down, strobing and flashing lights, duck down – you will be required to duck down while walking forwards, crawl spaces – you will be required to crawl on your hands and knees through tunnels, latex, fog effects, lasers, theatrical scent, claustrophobia  
  • The Blood Shed - Dead Meat: Live performers, confined spaces, narrow tunnels, total darkness, sudden loud noises, water spray and splashes, uneven surfaces, steps up and down, strobing and flashing lights, latex, fog effects, theatrical scent
  • Blind Alley - Snatched: Live performers, air gusts, water spray and splash, sudden loud noises, textured floors, uneven surfaces, steps up and down, latex, fog effects, theatrical scent, hooding - you will be asked to wear a hood, you must comply.

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