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A New Scare-Fest Has Landed at Zip World London | Project E20

Something new is stirring in London this Halloween. Join us at Zip World London for Project E20, where you’ll help keep the horror contained, whilst facing your worst fears in the dark.

This October, report for duty at Project E20, and help contain the horrors that lurk within Zip World London, before it’s too late. Sign-in at the military checkpoint, before encountering the horrifying scare maze, and finally taking-on the Helix slide in almost total darkness. This scare-fest in Stratford combines jumpscares and adrenaline – how long will you last?

Project E20 at Zip World London: The Story

An experiment has gone horrifically wrong. The ArcelorMittal Orbit was once a secret testing facility for what was meant to be a scientific breakthrough in creating the genetically-perfect human. But it turned into something entirely different. The subjects of Project E20 transformed – and whatever they are, they’re on the loose, and contagious.

The military had no option but to shutdown Project E20, sealing the ArcelorMittal Orbit in a bid to keep the contaminated subjects contained. But with the mysterious disappearance of the workers, the facility is slowly losing power, and the horrors within will soon be unleashed upon the city.

Whatever’s prowling the dark corridors wants out – this is where you come in. Help keep Project E20 contained, before it’s too late.

The Scare Maze

Once you’ve reported for duty at the ArcelorMittal Orbit’s military checkpoint, it’s time to ascend 80m in the air to the very top level, where the darkened corridors await. What’s prowling within, no one knows. With luck, you’ll survive the terrifying journey through the facility, and make your way to the final destination: the kinetic generator that is the Helix slide.

The Helix Slide

The world’s longest and tallest tunnel slide has been converted into a kinetic generator. Each ride creates a charge, which helps to power the facility and keep Project E20 contained. Take-on 178m of slide in almost total darkness, twisting and looping around the ArcelorMittal Orbit 12 times. Your deadly descent will last around 40 seconds, and makes all the difference to keep the horrors of Project E20 enclosed.

The Details

Here’s everything you need to know about your Project E20 experience.

  • Address: Zip World London, ArcelorMittal Orbit, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, 5 Thornton St, Stratford, E20 2AD

  • Dates: 26th – 31st October 2026

  • Times: Sessions run every 10 minutes between 4pm and 10pm

  • Age restriction: Due to the frightening nature of this event, participants must be 9 years of age and over, and anyone under 18 must be accompanied by someone over the age of 18

  • Duration: You can expect your Project E20 experience to take around 50 minutes

  • Warning: There will be strobe lights throughout the event

  • What to wear: Please ensure you’re wearing sturdy footwear (such as trainers or boots). No facial piercings are permitted on the Helix slide. For full restrictions please see the Helix adventure page.

Horror and Adventure Wrapped Into One

Book now to face your worst fears at Zip World London this Halloween. Head to the ArcelorMittal Orbit at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Stratford, and brace yourself as you take-on this brand-new scare fest, which promises to get your heart racing and adrenaline pumping.

An external view of the ArcelorMittal Orbit in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park at night, illuminated by red lights
A woman screaming as she rides down a dark tunnel slide, lit with bright red lighting
A monster baring its teeth in a dimly-lit space, staring at the camera with wide eyes
The ArcelorMittal Orbit staircase lit up in bright red lights at night for a Halloween event.
A darkened corridor leading down a set of stairs, with metal walls
Helix, the world's tallest and longest tunnel slide lit up in bright red lighting at night for a Halloween event
An external shot of the Helix slide at Zip World London, surrounded by a red metal structure lit-up in bright red lighting at night