Spook-tacular fun at wildlife park

There was plenty to be scared at down at the Wolds Wildlife Park last week - and not just their fierce big cats and terrible stormy weather.
Members of staff at Wolds Wildlife Park in costume EMN-211031-144637001Members of staff at Wolds Wildlife Park in costume EMN-211031-144637001
Members of staff at Wolds Wildlife Park in costume EMN-211031-144637001

There was plenty to be scared at down at the Wolds Wildlife Park last week - and not just their fierce big cats and terrible stormy weather.

The wildlife sanctuary held its Halloween Spook-tacular events over the weekend which saw guests coming in fancy dress to enjoy the spooky atmosphere around the park.

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As well as spooky games for the children including searching through jelly and spaghetti to find the creepy crawlies, the guests were entertained by a magician and could have their faces painted.

They also had a special appearances from two real live witches, Shelley Mayes and Sarah Farmer from Flange and Prong who held a stall offering psychic readings.

Wolds co-owner, Tracey Walters,said: “We had a great turnout considering how bad the weather was and the lions were roaring too which really added to the atmosphere.”