CHESSINGTON World of Adventures has revealed all the smells they use across the theme park to make their rides extra fun.
Like many parks, Chessington uses its guests' sense of smell to add an extra element of fun to its attractions.
Helping them do that are smell experts AromaPrime, who are renowned for causing a stink at countless sites all over the world and who have worked with Chessington for more than 30 years.
With Halloween approaching, AromaPrime has created a further smell to add to the collection at Chessington, by combining all of the most pungent scents found at the park.
The collection of smells has been whittled down to a potent blend, which includes skunk spray, rhino dung and penguin vomit, all blended with the sweetly creepy and musty smell of Vampire – Chessington’s first-scented roller coaster.
Liam R. Findlay, scenting specialist at AromaPrime, explained: "We know that a multi-sensory experience is key to core memory as smell receptors are directly connected to the part of the brain that processes memories and emotions.
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"Smells from your youth have an incredible ability to trigger memories, even if you're not sure why.
"That’s why smells are brilliant for enhancing experiences and why we know Chessington’s Halloween blend will evoke the childlike, but gruesome fun of the season."
Chessington's Howl'o'ween celebrations run from October 15-30 this year.
The Witches of Adventure Point will be back again this year casting spells all over the park, as well as Wilf the Werewolf, who is joined by Violet the Vampire Bat in their show The Misadventures of Wilf & Violet.
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At the newly-opened Shipwreck Coast land, guests have to avoid Broady’s Band of Brigands to help the Mayor of Shipwreck Coast, whose prized fish has gone missing.
And the award-winning scare maze, Creepy Caves returns for its final year, along with a new show called Trick or Treat Live and a daily costume competition.
Tickets start from £36 per person, with pre-booking essential – children under the age of three get in for free.
Included in Aromaprime's collection of other smells are gorilla body odour, urine and Egyptian tomb, among many others, all of which add to the visitor experience at the resort.
The Creepy Caves host scents including barns, poo and rotting flesh.
At the Gruffalo River Ride Adventure, visitors can smell pine, riverbank, bat, oak, and burning peat among others.
Meanwhile, the Tomb Blaster is home to fragrances like pot pourri, ginger and cacao, as well as the smell of an Egyptian tomb.
Skunks and rhino dung can be found among a host of animal-related scents throughout the park, while more classic theme park smells like donuts, popcorn and vomit are also commonplace.
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