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Europa-Park
Fog is settling over fallen leaves as weird creatures lurk in the dark: Terenzi Horror Nights are back at
Europa-Park. From September 27 to November 2. Germany’s leading theme park will be
transformed with more than 150,000 pumpkins, 2,000 bales of straw and 200 skeletons, not to
mention a full cast of witches, goblins, ghosts and demons. The park’s Eurosat indoor rollercoaster
will even be transformed into a giant pumpkin!
During the last week of the season, from October 25 to November 2, things get especially creepy during
the big Halloween Festival, when a special evening ticket will be available. Making a guest appearance
during this time will be DJ Bobo. A Halloween highlight for the whole family, however, is the Happy
Halloween Parade with more than 80 artists in spooky costumes playing tricks visitors.
Terenzi Horror Nights are named after the American singer Marc Terenzi, who helps produce the event
alongside Europa-Park’s Michael Mack.
Ocean Park
Now in its eight year, Ocean Park’s
Halloween Bash was due to cement its
reputation as Asia’s biggest and freakiest
Halloween party when it started again on
September 26.
The “celebration” features more than
300 ghouls, ghosts and zombies, spread
across eight haunted houses, nine shows
and three scare zones – Wicked Wild West,
Deconstruction Zone and The
Subterranean Spiritland. Inspired by
frightful tales of both a local and international nature, each of this year’s
haunted houses comes complete with its own master and mistress.
SeaWorld Orlando
For three designated nights, renowned DJ, Wan Hoi, will be at the
Spooky Park Radio Station to make hairs stand on end with spine
From pumpkin fishes to friendly sea witches, this is how SeaWorld chilling tales. In the new Hall of the Dread, meanwhile, guests can
does Halloween. Every weekend throughout October, guests at meet ghoulish characters and stars from past Halloween Bashes.
SeaWorld Orlando will be able to join in the gentle Halloween
Spooktacular and grab their share of over two million pieces of
trick-or-treat candy.
London Bridge Experience
The marine park’s pathways will come to life with charming sea
creatures, and there’s even a chance to meet one of the stars of
If there’s one place entitled to
Sesame Street. Count Von Count’s Spooktacular character breakfast
host a haunted special in October,
will allow little ones to sing, dance and mingle with Sesame Street
then surely it’s the London Tombs at
characters as they enjoy a special breakfast “boo”-ffet.
the London Bridge Experience.
Celebrating its first ever Halloween,
“London’s scariest attraction” will to
get even scarier during the Fear of
the Dark season.
Hong Kong Disneyland
After exploring 2,000 years of
Halloween history upstairs, visitors must pick their way through the
Ocean Park’s Hallowen Bash is not Hong Kong’s only haunted
remains of 30 plague victims down in the Tombs as they attempt not
happening this October. From September 26 to November 1, a dark
to disturb the fearsome creatures. “Everyone tells us how terrifying the
force will also rule over the Hong Kong Disneyland Resort for
London Tombs are,” says spokesman Alistair Reith, “now we are
the Haunted Halloween event.
bringing it to a new level for Halloween.
Larger and more intense than before, the event will extend its reach
Voted London’s scariest attraction by hauntedattractions.co.uk, the
into Adventureland, as adrenaline junkies and scare fanatics alike get
London Tombs were host recently to the TV show Most Haunted Live.
to see this part of the part in a frightful new light.
Fear of the Dark runs from 7 to midnight each night from October 18
to November 2.
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