- Child rate applies to those over 1 metre in height and aged 11 years or under.
- Adult Rate: 12 years +
- Under 1 metre in height, entrance is free of charge.
- A family of two adults and two children will save £28.80 by booking in advance over turning up at the attraction on the day you want to visit.
2011 Walk-up Rates
- Adult: £39.60
- Child £26.40.
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THORPE PARK, home to the world’s most terrifying rollercoaster, SAW – The Ride, is set to become the ultimate theme park experience for thrill seekers in 2010, with the launch of SAW Alive, an extreme year round live action horror maze. Whether it’s on SAW – The Ride’s nerve-shredding 100° ‘beyond vertical’ drop from a terrifying height of 100ft, or in SAW Alive’s six iconic and fear-inducing live scenes from the six SAW films to date, guests to the THORPE PARK will be tested to Face Your Fears.
As the nation’s Thrill Capital, THORPE PARK is the ‘must do’ destination for adrenaline junkies! SAW – The Ride and SAW Alive will test the nerve of all who dare experience them and those who are brave enough can ride the ‘Unholy Trinity’: feel the power of Stealth as you accelerate from 0-80mph in less than 2 seconds to the breath-taking height of 205ft; take on the mighty Colossus, the world’s first ten-looping rollercoaster; and plunge into the fires of a volcano at an incredible G-Force of 4.5 as you complete the trinity on Nemesis Inferno.
And if your nerves are still intact, the thrills continue on the Park’s other adrenaline-inducing rides like Detonator where riders will feel the power of gravity as they drop towards the crowds below, Rush, the world’s biggest air-powered speed swing, Vortex where riders will feel their stomach spin as they are spiralled high into the air and the super soaking Tidal Wave!
Notice from Thorpe Park
THORPE PARK reserves the right, in its absolute discretion, to refuse entry and to close and/or alter all or any part of the facilities including closure of rides and/
or attractions for technical, operational, health and safety or other reasons including over capacity.