Get ready for a spooktacular half-term in Great Yarmouth.

With a packed schedule of activities for thrill-seekers from young to old, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

From dazzling firework displays to creepy fairground rides, here are the best things to do in and around town.

Big Wednesday Fireworks

Fiery displays by Juggling Inferno will entertain crowds at The Big Wednesday Fireworks. Fiery displays by Juggling Inferno will entertain crowds at The Big Wednesday Fireworks. (Image: Juggling Inferno) Date: Wednesday, October 30

Time: 6pm (Street performances from 5pm)

For one night only, the sky over Great Yarmouth will be lit up by a twin firework display.

Watch as fireworks are launched from two locations on central beach at the same time. 

Plus, fiery street performances by Juggling Inferno and illuminated walking acts from The Lumens will set the stage for a magical evening.

Stick around after the fireworks for more dazzling displays.

Hippodrome Halloween Spooktacular

Johnny Mac and Jack Jay will be entertaining audiences at The Hippodrome Circus.Johnny Mac and Jack Jay will be entertaining audiences at The Hippodrome Circus. (Image: Hippodrome Circus) Dates: October 24 - November 3

Prepare for a thrilling family adventure show at the Hippodrome Circus.

With Jack Jay and Johnny Mac returning to lead the fun, expect daredevil acts, fire-breathers, and high-flying stunts.

Fancy dress is highly encouraged for this Halloween extravaganza.

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Fairground Frights at Pleasure Beach

Fairground Frights will provide some jump-scares to visitors at The Pleasure Beach.Fairground Frights will provide some jump-scares to visitors at The Pleasure Beach. (Image: Jaydn Johnson) Starts: Saturday, October 26

If you love thrills and chills, Fairground Frights is the place to be.

Featuring five Halloween-themed attractions like the creepy Haunted Hotel and Not So Fun Factory, expect spooky characters lurking at every corner to give you a frightful experience.

Joyland Spooky Snail Trail

Dates: October 26, 28, 31 (6pm-8pm)

Perfect for younger kids, Joyland is hosting its Halloween Spooky Snail Trail with unlimited rides, trick-or-treat fun and a marquee stage show and disco.

Don’t miss the classic spooky evening rides on the snails.

Gala Night at Yarmouth Stadium

Date: Saturday, November 2

Time: Gates open at 3.45pm

Catch the high-octane action at Yarmouth Stadium for their Gala Night featuring stock car and banger racing, along with a thrilling firework display to round off the evening.

Merrivale Miniature Village Halloween

Date: Wednesday, October 30

For something a little smaller in scale but big on fun, visit Merrivale Miniature Village, which will be decked out in spooky decorations for Halloween.

There’s a scavenger hunt, retro arcade games and even Halloween illuminations to enjoy.

Pumpkin Picking at Hirsty’s Family Fun Park

Hirsty's Family Fun Park are hosting lots of activities for the Halloween half-term.Hirsty's Family Fun Park are hosting lots of activities for the Halloween half-term. (Image: Hirsty's Family Fun Park) Open all week

Let the kids pick out the perfect pumpkin at Hirsty’s Family Fun Park, where they can also create scary designs in the craft area.

Plus, enjoy the play area, face painting, and a quiz around the maize maze.

Animal Antics

Looking for something more relaxed?

Thrigby Wildlife Gardens and Sea Life Centre will be open throughout the week, or take a scenic autumnal beach walk in Gorleston, Scratby, or Winterton.

Keep an eye out for seals basking along the shore.

October Fair in the Marketplace

Stocks Funfair illuminated at dusk in Great Yarmouth Marketplace.Stocks Funfair illuminated at dusk in Great Yarmouth Marketplace. (Image: Luke Martin Photography) Dates: Until Sunday, October 27

The October Fair has taken over the Marketplace car park with rides, stalls and the renowned Stocks No1 Waltzer.

Head down for a fun-packed experience with all your favourite fairground treats.

READ MORE: Norfolk band The Uninvited to play Halloween gig at The Dock

Lyndon Bevan, chair of Visit Great Yarmouth, said: "What I love about October half-term is that our businesses and attractions go all out to provide a great offer for visitors and residents.

"There’s something for everyone - from the youngest children to thrill-seekers."

Asa Morrison, chief executive of Visit Great Yarmouth, added: "Halloween half-term is growing in popularity, and this year’s line-up has more events than ever before, creating a fantastic atmosphere for holidaymakers and day-trippers alike."