October is Halloween month!
The days are getting shorter, the pumpkins are appearing and mysterious figures are popping up in more and more theme parks. That can only mean one thing: Halloween is on its way! That's why, all month long, we'll be taking you on a tour of various Halloween events across the theme park world.
Halloween at Toverland
Toverland is going all out again in 2026. During the day there are the family-friendly Halloween Days, featuring the Pumpkin Farm, entertainment and thousands of pumpkins, among other things.
As soon as night falls, the thrilling programme of the Halloween Nights begins, with scare zones and various Haunted Experiences.
Halloween Fright Nights at Walibi Holland
When you think of Halloween in Dutch theme parks, the Halloween Fright Nights at Walibi Holland quickly spring to mind. Eddie the Clown is back, and scare actors, Haunted Houses and other horror experiences await visitors throughout the park.
The Fright Nights take place on various dates in October and on 1 November, and are recommended for ages 16 and over.

Source: Slagharen
Scary Prairie and Western Nightmares at Slagharen
The Wild West of Slagharen is getting a Halloween twist too. During Scary Prairie, the daytime is all about the whole family. You'll find pumpkins, unusual characters, Halloween entertainment and various walkthroughs.
In the evening, the mood changes during Western Nightmares. On ten evenings in October, sinister figures, scare zones and horror walkthroughs appear.
Halloween across the border
Outside the Netherlands, Halloween is celebrated in style too. Bobbejaanland is going big with various Halloween zones, extra entertainment and no fewer than seven haunted houses. At Plopsaland Belgium, the Halloween Celebration is all about cosy scares for the whole family.


Source: Movie Park Germany
Europa-Park transforms into a huge Halloween world full of pumpkins, atmospheric lighting and special activities. If you're after some serious horror, head to Movie Park Germany, where this year's Halloween Horror Festival goes all out with nine haunted houses, four scare zones, more than 300 monsters and the new maze Jason Universe.
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