Over the past few years, Terror in the Trees has earned itself a reputation for being absolutely terrifying and you can expect to be scared out of your wits when it returns for 2019.
Not an event that rests on its laurels, Terror in the Trees will once again take over Beamish Hall this Halloween with more scares than ever before.
An official teaser from the organisers reads "In the depth of the Beamish Woodlands will be amazing sets waiting to make you plummet into the world of evil and open the gates of hell.
"Test your nerves and sanity to their limits with terrifying scares at every turn.
" An experience like no other, a freakish nightmare full of distorted and twisted evil that will have you checking under you bed for months to come!"
Not put off by that? Well here are the new things you can expect at Terror in the Trees 2019.
Isolation Tours
Only the bravest will survive the horror and depravity that the new experience brings! Be exiled into the woods by yourself or with a small group of mates.
A Terror in the Trees experience not to be missed! Limited tickets and dates available.
Dare to Dine
Dare you dine with Terror in the Trees' resident Cannibal Hillbillies? Set deep within the Beamish Woods lives a group of hell bent Hillbillies kept at bay with lonesome walkers who accidentally stumble into their lair.
A fully immersive and multi-sensory dining experience like no other. Explore an offering of gruesome grub and sickly sips made especially by the Hillbillies.
The Ring Master’s Hall of Mirrors
To induce sensory deprivation
Claustrophobia Tunnels
Giant Mazes
Experimental Labs
*Terror in the Trees will be at Beamish Hall from October 4 - November 2.
Tickets are on sale now from the Terror in the Trees website.
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