PrimEvil Halloween attraction opens to large crowds at Norfolk park

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PrimEvil, an award-winning Halloween attraction at ROARR! in Norfolk, opened its 17th season to large crowds on Friday.

PrimEvil, an award-winning Halloween attraction at ROARR! dinosaur-themed adventure park in Lenwade, Norfolk, opened its 17th season on Friday to large crowds. The scare event features more than 130 actors across six immersive horror experiences. Visitors can brave the corridors of Mayhem Manor, the clowns of the Circus of Terror, the dark trails of the Forest of Fear, and other attractions including The Crypt, Route 666 and Werehouse 51. The event runs for 13 nights.

Ben Francis, Park Director at PrimEvil, said it was fantastic to have had such a successful opening night, with many people enjoying themselves and the haunts, bars, activities and food vendors busy with guests. He noted that people are increasingly choosing immersive experiences for a night out, and that PrimEvil offers more than just scares but a whole experience.

The attraction won the UK's Best Scream Park title in 2024 and was a finalist for Scream Park of the Year in the UK Theme Park Awards/Scare Awards 2026.

How it is being reported

• Huge crowds as award-winning event returns for 17th yearHuge crowds descended on the opening night of PrimEvil, an award-winning Halloween attraction at ROARR! in Lenwade, Norfolk.Eastern Daily Press · 17 Oct, 10:57
• Huge crowds as award-winning event returns for 17th yearHuge crowds descended on the opening night of PrimEvil, an award-winning Halloween attraction at ROARR! in Lenwade, Norfolk.Norwich Evening News · 17 Oct, 10:57

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