It could be said that the summer of 2012 has been one of madness with so much going on within the scare attractions industry, huge projects being planned and those that have come to fruition.
It is easy to see the reasons why this is one of the fastest growing industries within the UK.
There have been some new attractions from AtmosFear group, including Horror Camp Live, Overfarm's Panic attraction and G N G entertainments Project Fear
to name just a few to wet the appetite for the forthcoming Halloween season. I do apologize for not listing them all.
The launch of the Scare Network which brings together so many aspects of this industry also occurred this summer, which is an operator lead network providing all sorts of information from reviews to service suppliers. If you wish to read more please check out www.scarenetwork.co.uk
Funfear are currently working on the Twinlakes Xtreme Fright Nights project, providing ideas, technical knowhow and an excellent crew to carry out the installations.
We are installing brand new products as well as some tried and tested favorites. FunFear have also designed and built safety systems which provide quick attraction evacuation in the event of incident, with instant house lights coming on and audio warning to notify all guests.This build has given FunFear the opportunity to consult with Twinlakes and try and offer both cost effective products, which provide years of service and low running costs, but with the potential to create great effects and open up a new set of attractions to a new audience in the Midlands.
With new attractions still to build and some complete facelifts of existing attractions, Twinlakes Park are certainly going to provide a family orientated theme park with a complete new feel for both the day and nightime.
With so much to offer this year, I do believe Twinlakes will ensure that there will be something for everyone throughout the month of October, with some of the changes providing a refreshing feel to their all year round attractions.
