THE OVERALL EVENT…

WOO – Roaming Characters | WOO – Uniqueness | BOO – Event Info

Psycho Path is always home to some of the most unique attractions we get to experience each year. Whilst you can find the traditional mazes filled with clowns and typical jump scares, they also have the unexpected experiences that you won’t find elsewhere. Crawl Space is a great example of this, as you have to crawl through most of the maze through its narrow corridors and still find actors who will be out to get you. You also have attractions like Vandalised, where you go into the back of a van, in the pitch dark and get taken away.

One of the weaker elements of Psycho Path is just finding the relevant information to make your time easier and flow better. Whilst they have definitely increased awareness of certain information, it still feels like it needs improvement. They do have an app which you can download however, it was not working on our preview visit and still required some updates for the attractions. Show times were posted ahead of our visit on their Instagram story however, it felt that may have been slightly incorrect too. It is always worth keeping an eye out and trying the app on your visit and we hope this updates before the main season run.

The true highlight of Psycho Path 2026 has to be the roaming characters. They have so many and the interactions will make your visit. From Krampus running wild, to Candy the cheerleader causing chaos everywhere and even Beetlejuice appearing and cream pieing anybody in his path. Our standout characters had to be Tilly the Tooth Fairy, a character who would literally slide into your discussions, spray you with mouthwash and if she likes you, give you your very own tooth! What we know for certain is that you will interact with many of the roaming character team when you visit, whether that’s the nun judging you, the dominatrix spanking you or maybe even Art the Clown getting a selfie with you!

Doll House: The Factory – Extended for 2026

WOO – Concept | WOO – Costume & Makeup | BOO – Actor Utilisation

Doll House is now returning for its third season and with that, it continues to be updated and extended for 2026. The concept of this maze is very cool, as you follow the steps to become a doll and walk around a dark maze path before finding stops along the way which slowly transform you into their world. We did love that the doll host at the front of the maze had a very lifelike doll with haunting eyes that stood out. Inside, there have been some minimal updates however, we do have to mention the actor utilisation feels more stretched than in previous editions of this maze. When promoting more dolls and nightmares, we did not expect to be queueing for one of the stops inside the maze, waiting around 10 minutes. Whilst we hope this was a temporary problem that will be remedied, this is what we experienced, along with a lack of characters elsewhere. The extended route was different from the last season, with a new exit route from what we can remember. With it being a doll’s house, costume and makeup are a big part and the characters again fitted that theme and made you also fit the theme. We love how Psycho Path has an audience that is happy to get a little messy and join in with the fun, something that you wouldn’t find anywhere else in the UK.

Ultimately, not its strongest year but still plenty of fun and a unique attraction!

Cutthroat Island

WOO – Actor Performance | WOO – Enjoyment | BOO – Audio

Cutthroat Island is a pirate-themed horror maze which takes you onboard the mighty ship before meeting the rest of the crew scattered amongst many different scenes and settings. This maze is slightly different from your typical scare attraction, with it being more comedy-based with very few scares. The pirates have their work cut out in keeping you entertained as you walk around, with each character playing their own part. There is a lot of innuendo and dirty humour used, and the pirate theme gives them plenty of opportunities. We loved how up close they get and how nothing is off limits, with us even getting spanked by the local whore character with her whip. One element that would really bring this attraction to life in future years would have to be audio; whilst it is used in maybe two to three sections, it just is not enough when you’re walking around quite a large space with no audio or character interactions. That said, we do love how different Cutthroat Island is and just how enjoyable the whole maze is. If you’re looking to get away from the terrifying clowns or messy dolls, the pirates will keep you in good company!

Cutthroat Island is certainly a maze to take a break from the screams and haunts found inside Psycho Path, but it is not to be missed!

Psycho City – Final year!

WOO – Screams | WOO – Actor Performance | BOO – Audio

One of the longest-running mazes at Psycho Path is Psycho City, a post-apocalyptic maze where, for 2026, you can have one last rampage with its inhabitants who occupy the wasteland. Whilst it remains unchanged from previous seasons, it holds a large space and has many buildings and scenes that you will experience and go through. This was one of the mazes we screamed the most in and wanted to move quickly through to escape the horrors within. We were terrified by the introductory character, with her hellish look and the interaction we had really bringing this land to life and immersing you in their story. This is sadly another maze which lacks on the audio front, but with it also lacking in previous seasons, we could see that it would not change for its final year; hopefully, its replacement will deliver something more atmospheric. That being said, the actors really do bring Psycho City to life, and for its final season, they delivered. You meet lots of different types of horrors, from gas-mask children to a crazed vicar, and even inhabitants just trying to get by.

We know for sure this will be a missed attraction at Psycho Path in 2027, but we have loved having the opportunity to experience it over the last few years, and it is certainly worth one last rampage before it is gone for good!

Other Attractions…

Psycho Path grows each and every year, and now with more mazes, attractions, and shows to see, you are not going to be able to get it all done in a single visit. We unfortunately had to miss out on Crawl Space due to personal reasons; however, Monnika is a true standout from Crawl Space, who can often be found outside ready to sign you up and let you meet the family!

Sadly, the new attraction, Flight Path 666, was not ready, which is to be expected during previews, but hopefully it will open during the main season and we look forward to trying it ourselves on a future visit! Equally, we did not try Isolation, as the teases on socials of what the new door contains showed it was not for us; however, from previous visits, we know it can be a lot of fun—just be prepared to enter the unknown!

New for 2026 was also Psycho Path VR, where you can play a timed VR game. It is nice to see this simple addition added, and we hope they expand on this with their own custom creation for 2027.

Neurotica Hospital was the new stage show that has taken over the indoor area, featuring a range of performances from fire acts and aerialists to character shows. It is all hosted by a drag queen named Sissy Slayer to keep you entertained when you want a break from the rest of the chaos. They do have an opening and closing show, which you should make sure not to miss, but for those wanting less time in the attractions and more entertainment, the sheer variety will certainly keep you busy throughout the evening!