To be honestly seeing my face on a body going through some kind of electrical techno torture was kind of freaky

Please do not go in this if you get anxious easily, sensitive to flashing lights, claustrophobic, or have sensory issues/ autism. Don’t get me wrong it is a very cool attraction but does get very scary and overwhelming very quickly if your not prepared, please don’t make the mistake I made by going in even though I have claustrophobia and anxiety, I had to go out the emergency exit half way though because it got to much! But if things like that don’t bother you, you will love it!

i know a lot of people didn’t like this but i’m autistic and black mirror is one of my special interests; although the sensory stuff was a bit much, i got through it bc of how much i loved the show. if you don’t really like black mirror or have never watched it, you wouldn’t care and probably thought it was trash which is fine lawl

My ears are still ringing a day after doing this

My anxiety hated this attraction my sisters found my stuck covering my ears cuz I got too overwhelmed

somehow Thorpe Park is really big on unpleasant horror stuff lol

We visited this attraction today. While there are better walkthrough attractions out there, I honestly don't think this one is as bad as people say it is. The photos of you at the beginning and how they're utilised throughout is a nice touch, I was a little creeped out when it said my name (but in a good way), I kind of thought the voice of the person trying to help you could've been better, we weren't stuck in the mirror maze that long, my favourite part was probably the "Redundant Organisms" part where you see your reflection get blurred out, and I didn't see the twist at the end coming. As for people complaining about having sensory issues, it literally does warn you before you enter. If you aren't going to read what kind of attraction it is, then don't be surprised when it isn't what you expected.

It’s such a good addition!! Went in it today twice and got lost both times, I’ll definitely be doing it again

I got stuck in the maze, not knowing the way anymore, and had to look to the green dots on the ceiling... . To stop feeling anxious that I am not finding the exit fast enough. I understand. Just remind yourself that nobody is getting trapped in a maze overnight and staff is trained to get people out. The people that work the maze know the maze, they don't let you stuck in there for over x minutes... . They will leave you a bit of time but will get you out. I ended up nearby a STAFF ONLY place... . And got confused by all the please wait signs but didn't know for how long or why people were sent a different direction?

Just a fancy hall of mirrors

If you do have headphones please use them it really brings it to life

I liked it, and got rly anxious. But if its going to ask you to write your name it should really fuck with you more inside the maze. If I heard my name being whispered or called out in a panicked voice I think I would have broke down. (which im assuming is the intention of this maze) Instead you just get a kind of goofy projection that looks just like a IG filter

It is not black mirror style scare, it is just jump scares and a twist robot story. I have quite bad anxiety and it was a complete sensory overload with the lights and air blasted in my face. I had multiple panic attacks and lost my family when another family ran in front of me and cut us off. I really would have appreciated some sort of button or door for a staff member to come and get you or something because I spent about 20 minutes stood in one room just trying to calm down. Considering it says at the start that it does not have extreme effects intended to scare this is actually quite dangerous :(

i was told that this wouldn't be at all intense when i went in, but i ended up having a panic attack and having to feel my way out and ended up getting told by a staff member that i was being dramatic and shouldn't have been running :/ and no one told me there was an exit either

They have warnings and people still complain about sensory/anxiety? It's like going to a scare maze and wondering why there are jumscares...

i was in here on sunday AND i was with my friends, it was scary, we were all screaming and my friend accidently pressed the emergency button lol(when we reached the mirror bit but we never knew it was so then the black mirrow labyrinth delayed.

It did occur to me when I was in there that the best way to enjoy this experience would be to take note of the names of the other people in there with you.. and then mess with them throughout the time they were trying to escape.... :) Not that I did that. About 30 seconds in, I decided I didn't really like it too much, and just focussed on trying to get out quickly. It took about a minute once I was in the maze itself. For me, this was unpleasant but not scary.

Slightly mirroring others comments here, I went in the labyrinth today with my daughter and her two friends (all 15 and my daughter being in a wheelchair) and once the intro part is over and we entered the maze part, things went sideways quickly. We were all so disoriented trying to navigate it with the wheelchair that we got stuck for near 20 minutes and one of my daughters friends had a full panic attack. I ended up finding us the way out but it was definitely a lot for people with anxiety or autism and even for me, someone who doesn’t get bothered by things like that, I found it rather intense.

STROBE WARNING STROBE WARNING STROBE WARNING

I went to Ripley's Believe It or Not today and went through their regular mirror maze no flashing lights or anything and I had a full-blown panic attack. I cannot imagine going through this one there's no way I'd be able to make it through 😭

After doing it even rewatching it gives me goosebumps I had a full panic attack and it could have been worse never doing it again tbf

So if I do this I’m: 1. Using my phone as a torch 2. Bringing someone in with me who keeps me calm in stressful situations 3. Basically ignore all the creepy audio stuff

It was very scary as I have been to this attraction and I was 11 I am now 13 but I would no recommend you bend the rules and go if you are under the age of 13 as when I went there apparently there were other people stuck inside as they couldn’t find the way out so do not go and take precautions especially if you get scared by loud noises because the room with the faces has air hissing and it is very loud

did this, didn't finish it. never again.

Is so fun love it

currently in the line now & seeing so many comments about anxiety & autism & claustrophobia to not go in - well i must say there’s been a spoken warning for people with all these things whilst in line however i don’t think i should’ve read these comments cause knowing my anxiety pffft idk how im gonna do now 😂 got me anxious before i’ve even started but then again there’s comments saying it’s rubbish so i guess to keep to an open mind 🫣 will add to this comment afterwards 😂

You should really put a *STROBE WARNING* in the title

I went through this labyrinth today and I have autism. If you have autism or suffer any sensory issues do not do this. I went through by myself and if it weren't for two lovely young women who let me walk with them, I would have had an overload/panic attack.

I went on this today I got separated from my group -I found the exit first- and I got a flashbang in the end, my ears went brrrrrr that was the first of my head trauma

awesome

i love people who say they have gotten panic attacks on this attraction. as if thorpe park wasnt a park known for its intense experiences. though i do agree. maybe this attraction is a bit much. this doesnt apply to people with autism or sensory issues however. its not something they can control at that point

1:53 Alright, calm down there SHODAN….

guys it's really, REALLY loud. my dad has ear problems and it really hurt him. beware!!

That is just sad. 😅 And nothing to do with Black Mirror.

I’m quite claustrophobic, I went into this not knowing what I would expect. I had a mini panic attack 2-3 mins into this. I’m usually not one to ever panic and usually very calm in stressful situations. But this was different. Being stuck in a maze where you do not have a way out if you feel unease, unless you find the exit plus flashing lights blinding you can be extremely frustrating. I’m not sure if there was any warnings but someone should have definitely told me before hand. I even asked the mean lady who took my photo what should I be expecting and she told me “you’l find out”.

I think once you realise there’s nobody in there with you like actors, it’s ok.

This needed a flash warning.

I go to Thorpe park lots never been in here to scared and I get anxious easily

Could really use a strobe/epilepsy warning, especially at about 3:10 😓😓😓

Serious System Shock 2 vibes from this! (If anyone has played that game you'll know what I mean)

I’m going tomorrow on my own I’m just wondering when it says wait here are u actually supposed to wait there? Or is it if you’re like stuck and they have to come get you wait there? Thanks

I’ve been in there before I didn’t get out but I did in the end that was the hardest bit but just warning you that hacker is the person at the front of the start because I’ve been there a few months ago and it scared me😢

Its very underwelming. Sorry but its just mirror maze with fancy lights

My autism wouldn’t tolerate all those flashing bright lights 🥲

This maze probably has the least original story they could've come up with, with a very crappy ending just because they wanted to add some kind of twist. Not very Black Mirror worthy in my opinion

So, they just stole from 'System Shock' and gave it a Black Mirror branding?

I went here(thrope park) for my 11th birthday day and I went to mblackmirroe and I regret it so badly its was extremoy loud,dark and terrifiying😰

Wow, thats terrible 😂. All that projected bit of the start is pointless. And then its just your standard house of mirrors which is older than the park itself. The exit bit with the arrows on the wall isnt even done to a high standard just looks like a fire exit.

While the "story" here is rather abrupt and doesn't have that much suspense...what do you expect? It's a theme park mirror maze. While I do wish they used your name and info a little more, given what the attraction is, I think it's perfect.

I went on this and it really really creeped me out. I got so so panicky. Do not recommend if you have Anxiety or claustrophobia. I personally didn’t like it 😂

It's alright, but SAW: Alive to me was better than this.

Oki

1:26 “We diagnose diseases. We protect nations.” For an attraction opened in the wake of a global pandemic and Russia invading Ukraine, the timing could have been a bit better for a line like that to make the cut, don’t you think?

me and my friend had gone in this experiance tbh i wldnt reccomend it for people who get botherd by intense senses since this does feauture loud noises, flashing lights and more. we did get lost a few times and during the first part with the big ai face it did also get very hot. overall it was a messy experiance and it does take a long time. i dont really reccomend it

Does anyone know if there is a different ending?

I hated this one. Because of the smoke I felt sick.

Lol did she bump into the mirror ?😅

Dude I went on this when I was 8 (im 9 now) I shed a tear! I HATED IT (me FILLED WITH CALOUSTRAPHOBIA) Edit: I felt like I was in a fever dream

Its good and all but for thrope park they could do a lot better with the area this takes up.

0:34, 3:24, 4:53, 6:32, 6:57

It was not as bad as people made it out to be, maybe my autism is built different, also, I found a 5 pound note in a dead end so it paid for itself.

Very, very underwhelming. I think we might have to reconsider booking Thorpe Park and go to Alton Towers instead if the rest of Thorpe Park has spiraled like this!

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Ummmm

I’m glad I didn’t bother with it

Looks dead