Last year there was one Halloween event that got everything talking (and running!) last year...Psycho Path.
Loads of people headed up to Lintz Hall Farm in Burnopfield to be absolute petrified by the 1.5 mile outdoor course packed full of sinister surprises.
How scary is Psycho Path? We find out at launch of brand new Halloween event and have just about recovered!
Demand was so high for tickets that extra dates had to be announced so it's little surprise that it's now been confirmed that Psycho Path will return in 2019.
Uploading a picture of a VERY gruesome looking hand to its Facebook page and changing its cover picture to one featuring the words "Psycho Path 2019...It's coming....", Psycho Path wrote "Can you feel it?!"
And in just a matter of hours the short Facebook teaser had gathered only 2,200 comments, with loads of people tagging their mates in.
Someone joked "Defo doin this again last year was class, ladies get ya tenna ladys ready lol," with another reaction reading "100 and 10% going back to this yes it made me scream and shiver and nearly had me crying but best night of my life going here."
While, not wanting to give anything away just yet, one of the Psycho Path organisers told Chronicle Live "i'm unbelievably excited for the plans this year. "
The confirmation of Psycho Path's return this year comes in the same week that it has been shortlisted the Best New Scream attraction at the ‘Scare Awards’ that will take place at Alton Towers this May. For exclusive advance ticket info head on Psycho Path 2019, head to Psycho-Path.co.uk .
How scary is Psycho Path? We find out at launch of brand new Halloween event
Anatomy Lab LIVE to host Jack the Ripper Halloween special in Newcastle
