THE NORTH EAST’s leading scare attraction is promising a new addition to this year’s event, which will be a real departure – after purchasing an out-of-service plane.
The team behind Psycho Path – which this year is running from Saturday 26th September – has revealed they have bought an Airbus A330, a passenger plane which would normally seat around 300 people.
And while the actual details of the scare are being kept under wraps, they promise that it will be “like nothing else in the world,” said Psycho Path Company Director ,Christiano Crawford.
Since it was launched in 2018 the event – which is held at Lintz Hall Farm, Burnopfield – has grown year on year, creating more and more ambitious and terrifying scare attractions.
Committed to ensuring each year is better than the one before, the event – which previously was named the UK’s Best Scare Attraction – is upping the ante.
“This is something that I have had at the back of my mind for some time and now we have managed to purchase a plane, we will be creating something that not only has never been seen in the UK before but we believe will be a world first,” said Christiano.
The actual details will be announced in the near future, but Christiano has revealed that Psycho Path is working with a leading company in the USA to bring his idea to life.
Phase one tickets are already sold out, with phase two now on sale at www.psycho-path.co.uk
Christiano believes that once the full details of the new attraction are known, the event will be even more in demand.
“Every year we sell out and have to add extra dates,” he said.
“This time round we’re introducing a very different kind of scare – and it will be one that nobody will want to miss.”
The plane scare – which as yet is unnamed – will sit alongside Psycho Path’s 11 other terror mazes, including Dolls House, Crawl Space, IScream, Cutthroat Island, The Hunt, Psycho City, The Darkness and Psychotorium, which was added to the list last year.
Tickets are already on sale at www.psycho-path.co.uk and Christiano believes that once the full details of the new attraction are known, the event will be even more in demand.
“Every year we sell out and have to add extra dates,” he said.
“This time round we’re introducing a very different kind of scare – and it will be one that nobody will want to miss.”