This Halloween, Parques Reunidos transforms its parks across Europe into immersive worlds of thrills, fantasy, and family fun, unveiling an array of brand-new shows, haunted houses, and interactive experiences. With a legacy of excellence in horror entertainment and family events, the group is taking Halloween celebrations to new heights in 2025.
“This Halloween, our parks are united in delivering seasonal experiences that blend adrenaline, creativity, and family fun for all ages,” said Parques Reunidos Group Director of Business Development Diego Gracia.
“Halloween is gaining more and more traction across Europe, and with our long-standing expertise in horror entertainment, we are raising the bar even higher this year with fantastic new content.
“Last year, our Halloween events in Parque de Atracciones, Warner Park, Mirabilandia, and Movie Park Germany were recognized with awards, a testament to the quality and innovation of our shows, and we are proud to build on that success in 2025.”
Halloween spectacles around Europe
So dividing into countries, in Spain, Parque Warner Madrid is hosting the largest Halloween in its history. Among this year’s novelties, the park unveils a new scene in its horror maze The Conjuring, inspired by the newly released movie The Conjuring: Last Rites. Guests can also enjoy the premiere of the new musical Dracula, telling the story of a young English lawyer who travels to Count Dracula’s residence.
Meanwhile, Parque de Atracciones de Madrid presents its longest and most complete Halloween season to date. This year introduces a new kids’ Halloween program, featuring two children’s walkthrough mazes—The Mysterious Castle and The Cursed Pyramid—alongside the fun-filled Nickelodeon Halloween Party show and meet & greet opportunities with beloved Nickelodeon characters.
Over in Germany, Movie Park Germany introduces major novelties for 2025 with the debut of two new mazes—Blood Moon Trailer Park and Ahoj-Brause Horror Lab—alongside the brand-new Baboo Twister Club food zone with live DJ and cocktail bar, the accompanying live show Drums of Dooms, and refreshed acts in the park’s headline production Unhallowed II.
A significant investment in lasers, lighting, and decoration further amplifies the immersive atmosphere. These additions enrich the 27th edition of Europe’s largest Halloween Horror Festival, an award-winning tradition recognized for its creativity and scale.
Meanwhile in Italy, Mirabilandia brings its biggest Halloween yet with four brand-new shows, headlined by the debut of the Nickelodeon Halloween Party and the all-new Suburbia Parade. Suburbia—already Italy’s largest horror area—expands this year with new characters, new theming, and its own horror maze.
Furthermore, Bobbejaanland in Belgium unveils its most ambitious Halloween yet with the launch of the XXL Paramount IP maze Paranormal Activity: Next of Kin, a 520m² experience featuring 16 indoor and outdoor scenes of pure terror. Alongside this major novelty, the park offers six additional haunted houses, four immersive scare zones, two live shows, and family-friendly areas designed to deliver spooky fun for younger guests.
Finally, in the Netherlands, Slagharen introduces several exciting novelties for Halloween 2025. By day, the family-friendly Scary Prairie adds a brand-new show from Jackie the Coyote, complementing three walkthroughs—Outcast Camp, Crows Nest, and The Manor—as well as two themed zones, Pumpkin Market and Main Street, brought to life with colorful characters. By night, the park transforms into the chilling world of Western Nightmares. New highlights include the eerie Freaks Carnival zone and show, where sinister performers take over the theatre, the dark atmospheric Trail of Elements zone, and the exclusive Dark Hour experience inside Crows Nest.
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