Blenheim Palace's Halloween trail will make its return later this year, promising more "thrills and chills" than ever before.
The spooky journey through the Woodstock palace's grounds will begin at dusk.
Visitors can keep an eye out for a headless horseman or two, along with the King of the Pumpkins surrounded by a field of grinning pumpkins.
The trail will take visitors on a spooky adventure featuring "monstrous mirrors and larger-than-life jack-in-the-boxes".
There will be fire performers and Dr Frankenstein and Igor in their lab hidden deep within the Secret Garden.
Along the way, visitors will see witches, highwaymen, scarecrows, a spider tunnel and a neon illuminated tree.
Aside from the scares, guests can enjoy burgers and fries as well as hot toddy and hot chocolate.
Running from October 25 to November 3, the event has limited availability with timed entries.
It is delivered by Raymond Gubbay Ltd in partnership with Blenheim Palace, with the trail created by Culture Creative.
Entry will cost £20 for a standard adult ticket or £17 for off peak, children aged three to 16 can enter for £15, or £12 during off peak times, a standard family ticket will cost £67, with off peak costing £55, and parking will cost £10.
Blenheim Palace is the home of the 12th Duke and Duchess of Marlborough and the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill.
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