Can I take photographs?

Yes, visitors are welcome to take photographs for their personal use.

Please be respectful of other guests and note that close-up photography of other visitors without their permission is not permitted.

Related FAQs

Halloween Nights runs from 6:30pm until 10:00pm.

Yes, parking is available and costs £3.95 per vehicle. BCLM Members and Blue Badge holders park for free, subject to availability. Please purchase your parking token at the Visitor Centre before leaving.

Yes! Halloween Nights is designed as a family-friendly event, with trick-or-treating, entertainment, animal encounters, a disco and interactive activities throughout the site.

Families can explore the Museum's historic streets, visit selected locations and collect treats from costumed characters in a safe and unique Halloween setting.

The Scare Maze features live actors, atmospheric lighting and spooky surprises. It is designed for brave families and may not be suitable for younger children or those who dislike jump scares.

Visitors can enjoy short animal encounters and shows throughout the evening at St James' School.

Yes! Ghostly characters will be roaming parts of the Museum, including Jerushah Green and the surrounding cottages, bringing local folklore and spooky tales to life.

Absolutely. Fancy dress is encouraged for visitors of all ages.

For everyone's safety, realistic-looking imitation weapons, toy guns, replica weapons and props are not permitted.

Any item deemed unsuitable by our admissions team may be confiscated on arrival and returned at the end of your visit.

The Museum strives to be as accessible as possible. However, as a historic heritage site:

  • Some surfaces are uneven

  • There will be low and atmospheric lighting in certain areas

  • Access may vary across different historic buildings

Visitors are encouraged to review the Museum's access information before their visit.

Yes. Official Museum photographers and videographers may be capturing content during the event for future marketing purposes and will be identifiable.

Halloween Nights is predominantly an outdoor event and will go ahead in most weather conditions. Visitors are advised to dress appropriately for the forecast and wear suitable footwear.

Halloween Nights is designed to be fun and spooky rather than frightening. While there are some scares and atmospheric experiences, there are also plenty of family-friendly activities suitable for younger visitors.

Yes. Halloween Nights is a popular event and advance booking is strongly recommended, as dates can sell out before the event.

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