Twinlakes will offer a whole host of spooky and scary attractions for Halloween 2014 with the Family Scream Park for tricksters and the Xtreme Scream Park too.

It's the biggest Halloween ever at Wicksteed Park which becomes 'Wickscream Park’ and hosts two new immersive scare experiences in 2014.

AtmosFEAR Scare Entertainment, Europe’s biggest independent scare entertainment production company, have created Panic Station and Cirque Savage especially for Wickscream Park between 18th-19th and 24th-31st October 2014 at the charity-owned theme park located in Kettering, Northamptonshire.

Several of the park's rides including Rush, Pirate Ship, Dodgems and the Carousel will also be open from 6.30pm until late.

Pleasurewood Hills will become 'Pleasurewood Chills’ over the Halloween season and offer brave guests and families great new experiences for 2014.

Join Count Woody Bear for a spooky fun filled week for the whole family including trick or treat, spooky stories with Woody and shows along with all your favourite rides and attractions. The event takes place between 25th October - 2nd November and the park will remain open every day until 4pm. Don’t forget to wear your favourite Halloween costumes.

With spooky happenings and supernatural goings-on taking place across the theme park, Frightwater Valley is the place to be seen this Halloween.

Between 31st October and 2nd November 2014 from 10am until 6.30pm each day, if you dare, watch light turn to dark as the valley becomes shrouded in a menacing cloak of supernatural delight.

Work has started to restore Britain's oldest surviving rollercoaster at the Dreamland amusement park in Margate.

Built in 1920, the Scenic Railway fell into disrepair when the attraction closed in 2005 and was then badly damaged by an arson attack in 2008. The refurbishment of the Grade II* listed ride is part of an £18m project to reopen the amusement park in 2015. The rollercoaster will be dismantled and gradually re-built over 10 months with all the wooden parts being replaced.