Pleasurewood Chills is back for 2021 with a mixture of family entertainment, spooky activities and thrilling mazes. This is in addition to the rest of the rides and attractions at Pleasurewood Hills theme park. 

For those who haven’t visited Pleasurewood Hills before, it’s a family theme park in the Suffolk region, providing a perfect family day out. With rollercoasters such as Wipeout & Marble Madness for the older audiences, along with family favourites such as Wavebreaker & Egg-spress, there is plenty to do. 

Pleasurewood Chills is now in its third season and it offers some spooktacular entertainment for everyone. They have the tiny train of terrors which is an overlay to the Woodland Express, leaving younger guests smiling rather than screaming. Carving pumpkins and face painting is also an option, or meeting the park’s mascot with his Halloween costume on.  

The Creepy Cave is a hands on experience as you get up close to creepy crawlies but equally get to learn about them. From giant African snails, stick insects, tarantulas and even a snake. We found this very cool and think it’s a great Halloween activitiy for the park to add. 

But let’s talk about the scary side of Pleasurewood Chills. 2 scare mazes return being Shaft 13 – The Legend of Hob & Hell-express. To experience both of these attractions, you’ll need to upgrade to an extreme scream ticket costing £6 per person. This is a slight increase to last year but with it costing £3 per maze, this is still fantastic value for money. A good thing to note is these mazes are pretty hidden and the scare actors don’t scare outside the maze itself, so the younger audiences have no issues with walking by.