IT'S coming back - and organisers pledge it's going to be bigger and brighter than ever.

GlasGLOW has fast become one of the hottest tickets on the Glasgow calendar.

And bosses behind the event have announced it will return to the Botanic Gardens in October.

Itison said this morning the show will be a blockbuster dinosaur adventure into The Land That Time Forgot.

Creator of GlasGLOW and Itison CEO, Oli Norman, said: “I wrote this year’s story whilst on a family trip to the Isle of Skye during the pandemic.

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"Discovering the dinosaur fossils on the North of the island with my kids was amazing.

"This year’s show imagines what would happen if those dinosaurs roamed Glasgow today.

“Our goal each year is to light up to the dark months, do positive work in the community and deliver a world class show – we can’t wait to show you what we have planned this year.”

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Running from October 26 to November 6, this is the fifth year of GlasGLOW.

This year's event promises to take guests on a 60 minute outdoor route through the Botanics where jeopardy lies around every corner, dinosaurs come to life, dormant volcanos threaten to erupt and only the brave will make it out…without being eaten alive.

Created and produced by Itison, alongside a team of creative sound, light and set designers, GlasGLOW is an immersive outdoor experience that this year promises exciting displays, interactive installations, a street food village, GLOW bar and the return of Marshmallowland.

Tickets are set to go on sale on Wednesday, August 24 at 7.30am.

Limited earlybird tickets will be available from August 24 at www.itison.com 

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The Itison Pumpkin Fund will also return having raised £30,000 for local charities in 2021 and donating more than 2000 tickets to local community organisations, hospitals and charities.

GlasGLOW is the biggest Halloween event in the UK creating 150 event sector jobs and contributing an estimated £6 million to the local economy.