Ghostly thrills and spine-chilling scares are already in high demand.
Psycho Path, the North East’s immersive scare park set in Burnopfield, is reporting record ticket sales ahead of its return this Halloween.
The Autumn attraction will return to Lintz Hall Farm on September 26, running across multiple weekends until November 5.
A co-director of Psycho Path said: "Psycho Path is always so popular but we’ve never had tickets sell out as quickly as this.
"And the good news is we still have lots more to reveal, with the team working together non-stop to ensure we make this Halloween season bigger and better than ever before.
"We want to show everyone that our commitment to being the best and giving our guests something new and exciting every year is of the ultimate importance to our fear-filled mission statement.
"We can’t wait for Psycho Path this year."
Organisers release tickets in phases, and say that for the first time ever, the first three phases have completely sold out.
Tickets are now only available in the fourth phase.
This year’s offering features returning fan favourites alongside new scares, including Flightpath 666 - a terrifying experience set inside a real passenger plane.
Several existing attractions are also being expanded or refined.
Vandalised, which sees visitors piled into vans and taken on a terrifying journey, will see more vans added and more roads.
The Doll's House will also be expanded.
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The Iscream clown maze and the hands-and-knees horror Crawl Space are both being tweaked.
A new addition to this year’s line-up is Neurotica Hospital, a new stage show which will centre around the obsession with cosmetic surgery.
Isolation, where guests open doors to encounter unexpected horrors, has also been expanded with additional doors added.
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