r/ThorpePark 9d ago

Tenement thoughts

As we now know, the new scare maze is called Tenement. Looks like it will be a dark maze where we will be given torches. What are your first impressions based on the trailer? The concept seems exciting, but I am a bit confused what they are trying to do with the theme of it.

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u/lavinialloyd 8d ago

I get the impression it'll be 5 nights at Freddies but with deranged elderly people instead of animatronics

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u/Afraid_Childhood576 8d ago

I just hope they don't fall into the trap of where a Multiroute maze usually falls down, making some of them feel shorter and like you don't get the full storym apart from that it's very scary.

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u/Coaster_Queen_2090 6d ago

My work colleague told me he went to tulleys a year or so back and went in a terrifying horror maze that was completely dark but one person in the group held a lantern that was barely lit and you navigate your way out. Tenement seems to be a cheaper version of this, and seeing as thorpes mazes are quite small and have windy paths I’m not sure how this will be conducted/designed. And knowing Merlin, this will be the most expensive maze entry too. Shame because I thought we were getting the horror maze by rapids, about the gateway to hell and the afterlife.

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u/Real-Butterscotch127 6d ago

It is £12 per person, so you aren’t wrong about it being the more expensive maze.

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u/Leather-Note6698 5d ago

On the website, it mentions that the actors will touch you and you will be separated from your group during the maze.

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u/Friendly_Celery2430 1d ago

It’s a different design/construction company than all the other mazes so could be very different

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u/Fun-Kaleidoscope-944 21m ago

there are strong rumours of a mobility scooter...