Singleton Park — The Bay Hollow Scarefest
Dates
October 20, 2026
Doors
Early evening
Where
Singleton Park
Tickets from
£16.00 – £82.00Price range: £16.00 through £82.00
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Guide-supervised
Every vigil led by experienced staff
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About this
Event Description
South West Wales’ first large-scale Halloween scare park, in Singleton Park, Swansea. Family rides and trails by day, live-actor scare mazes after dark. 20 Oct–1 Nov 2026.
- Format: Two separate sessions each day — a family-safe Daylight session, then a Scarefest session for ages 12+. The site fully resets between them.
- Age: Under-12s are not admitted after dark. 12–15s must be accompanied by a guardian. The most intense mazes are 16+.
- No contact: All mazes are no-touch. Actors may startle but never physically contact guests. A no-scare wristband is available on request.
- Included: Every standard ticket covers full access to the ride zone and daytime attractions at no extra cost.
- Under 4s: Free and do not need a ticket on the daytime session.
Singleton Park is Swansea’s best-known green space — botanical gardens, a boating lake and mature woodland running down to Mumbles Road. Swansea is Wales’ second-largest city, yet its Halloween offering has so far been a free city-centre street event rather than a ticketed scare park, which has meant travelling across South Wales to Merthyr Tydfil or Margam for anything on this scale. That changes this October. Each day splits cleanly in two: a fully family-safe Daylight Session of rides, trails and entertainment, then a separate Scarefest Session for ages 12+ built around live-actor scare mazes, shows, a horror market and street food.
Why you should book this
This is the first event of its kind in the region, and the split-session format means one site works for a five-year-old at 11am and a group of friends at 9pm without either experience being watered down. Daylight entry starts at £28 and the Scarefest Session at £34, with every ride and daytime attraction included in the standard ticket rather than sold on top. A Season Pass at £65 covers both sessions across all 13 days. Free on-site parking, and Fri 30 and Sat 31 Oct go first.
What you’ll experience
- Daylight session by day — full ride zone, trick-or-treat trail, pumpkin craft and a costume parade, fully family-safe with no scare content
- Scarefest session after dark — live-actor scare mazes, roaming scare zones, horror market and street food, strictly 12+
- The Bay Hollow — the headline maze and the most intense route on site
- Every ride and daytime attraction included in the standard ticket, not sold as an extra
- Roaming scare zones between the attractions all evening, with no separate ticket needed
- Season Pass available — unlimited entry to both sessions across all 13 days
Scares, zones & shows
| Attraction | Details |
|---|---|
| The Bay Hollow | The headline live-actor scare maze, built into the park’s mature woodland. Low light, close-proximity actors, and the longest route on site. |
| The Glasshouse | Set inside a dressed botanical structure — humid, overgrown and disorientating, with sightlines that never quite open up. |
| The Boating Lake Path | An outdoor stretch along the water under heavy ground fog, with silhouette actors working the treeline. |
| The Sketty Gate | A tight, corridor-based maze with a constant sense of being followed. No jump scares — pure dread. |
| Scare Zones | Roaming costumed actors work the pathways between attractions all evening. No separate ticket needed. |
Rides & family attractions
| Attraction | Details |
|---|---|
| Ride Zone | Full fairground ride line-up, included in every Daylight ticket — both sessions |
| Family Trick-or-Treat Trail | Costumed characters and sweet stops across the park — Daylight, all ages |
| Pumpkin Craft Tables | Supervised no-blade pumpkin decorating for children — Daylight, all ages |
| Horror Market | Themed stalls, mulled drinks and merchandise — Scarefest, 12+ |
| Street Food Village | Rotating South Wales street-food traders — both sessions |
| Live Shows | Stage shows with fire effects, dance and live music — Scarefest, 12+ |
Daily schedule
| Time | What’s on |
|---|---|
| 10:00am | Daylight Session opens — ride zone, trails and family attractions |
| 12:00pm | Family costume parade and judging |
| 3:00pm | Last entry to the Daylight Session |
| 4:00pm | Daylight Session closes |
| 4:00pm–5:30pm | Changeover — full site reset, closed to guests |
| 5:30pm | Scarefest Session opens — strictly 12+, under-12s not admitted |
| 7:30pm | Scare zones activate across the pathways |
| 9:30pm | Last entry to the Scarefest Session |
| 11:00pm | Close |
Before you visit
🚗 Getting there & parking
By car: approximately 2 miles, or 10 minutes, from Swansea city centre, with free on-site parking. By bus: regular First Cymru services run along Mumbles Road and stop close to the park entrance. By train: Swansea station is a short taxi or bus ride away.
🕐 Entry & times
Daylight runs 10:00am–4:00pm and Scarefest runs 5:30pm–11:00pm, daily 20 Oct–1 Nov 2026. Last entry is 3:00pm for the daytime session and 9:30pm after dark. Please leave within 30 minutes of the advertised end time.
⚠ Code of conduct
Prohibited at all events: real or imitation weapons, full-face masks that prevent ID checks, and glass containers. Costumes are welcome within those limits. Security searches may be carried out on entry. Abusive or threatening behaviour, or failure to follow venue instructions, means removal without a refund.
Content note: The Scarefest Session is strictly 12+ and involves darkness, strobe lighting, fog, loud sound and close-proximity actors; 12–15s must be accompanied by a guardian. The Daylight Session is fully family-safe with no scare content. Parkland paths are uneven in places and get muddy — wear flat, enclosed shoes and wrap up warm. All mazes are no-touch and a no-scare wristband is available on request. Under-4s go free and do not need a ticket. Good for: South Wales families · Teenagers and student groups · First-time scare-maze visitors · Anyone driving
What you get
Every ticket includes
On the night
Access & guiding
- Entry to the venue on your chosen night
- Experienced guides with you the whole time
- Small, controlled groups — never a coach party
- Nothing staged, no outcome promised
Before you go
Your ticket
- Unique QR code for every guest
- PDF download, ready to print
- Apple Wallet & Google Wallet
- Resend anytime from My Account
If plans change
Support
- Move night up to 48 hours before*
- Questions answered before the event
- Clear age and access info on every tier
- *Subject to availability
Not sure which
Choose your ticket
Every event runs more than one ticket tier. Tier names and prices vary by venue — pick a date and tier in the booking card and the exact price updates instantly.
Daytime & family tiers
Lights still up
- Earlier session, no scare content
- Rides, trails and entertainment included
- All ages welcome with an adult
After-dark tiers
The main event
- Full after-dark experience at the venue
- Live-actor scare zones and mazes
- Age-restricted — see the ticket option
Where offered
Upgrades
- Smaller groups, fewer places per session
- Extra access or equipment where offered
- Fri and Sat nights sell out first
Selected events
Season Pass
- Unlimited entry across the season
- Both sessions where an event runs two
- Not available on every event
Getting there
Where
Venue
Singleton Park
Please allow extra travel time — several of our venues are rural, with limited public transport. Parking details are on your ticket.
Event dates
October 20, 2026
Before you book
Good to know
Age policy varies by tier — check the ticket option you pick. Photo ID may be requested for age-restricted tiers.
Genuine historic buildings. Expect uneven floors and, at some venues, steep stairs and limited step-free access.
Bring a torch, warm layers and flat, sensible shoes. Venues are cold and dark.
No physical contact takes place. All vigils are guide-supervised and every activity is optional.
Still deciding
Questions
What kind of night is this?
It depends on the event. Ghost hunts and horror houses take place in genuine historic buildings, with structured vigils and no promised outcome. Theme-park scarefests are built entertainment with live actors, mazes and scare zones. Each event page says which it is at the top.
What happens after I pay?
Your e-ticket is emailed straight away, with a unique QR code per guest. Save it as PDF, add to Apple or Google Wallet, or resend it any time from My Account.
Which ticket should I choose?
Daytime tiers are family-safe with no scare content. After-dark tiers are the full experience and are age-restricted — the limit is listed on each option. Upgrades mean smaller groups and longer access. Coming more than once? Check whether a Season Pass is offered.
Can I change my date?
Yes, up to 48 hours before, subject to availability on the night you move to.
Is there any physical contact?
No. Actors may startle you but never touch guests, and every activity on the night is optional. A no-scare wristband is available on request at most events.
Do I need experience?
None at all. Staff are on site throughout, and anything guide-led is clearly marked on the event page.
Book your experience
£16.00 – £82.00Price range: £16.00 through £82.00
- Instant e-ticket by email, QR per guest
- Secure card checkout — total confirmed at checkout
- Every activity on the night is optional
£16.00 – £82.00Price range: £16.00 through £82.00
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