
Warwick Castle at Halloween: Haunted October Half-Term Fun for the Whole Family
Looking for the ultimate family-friendly Halloween adventure this October half-term? Look no further than Warwick Castle, where from 26th October to 3rd November, the historic fortress transforms into “The Haunted Castle” for a week of eerie excitement, live shows, and interactive attractions. With over 15 spooky experiences, Warwick Castle promises a thrilling Halloween adventure for families of all ages.
Step back in time and explore over a thousand years of haunted history as Warwick Castle’s spooky residents invite you for an unforgettable Halloween experience. With a host of live shows, mysterious mazes, and eerie entertainment spread across 64 acres, there’s plenty to keep your little ghosts and ghouls entertained. The castle will be decked out with cobwebs, pumpkins, and scarecrows, setting the perfect scene for a haunting good time.
Wickedly Fun Reasons to Visit
Dead Centre Stage
Get ready to sing, dance, and laugh at the Dead Centre Stage, where you’ll find lively entertainment throughout the day. With a brand-new theme for 2024, expect spooky stories, interactive games, quizzes, and even a Halloween disco! This interactive show is packed with colourful characters that promise to entertain both the young and the young at heart.
Spooky Schools
Parents, brace yourselves—at Warwick Castle’s Spooky Schools, mischief is encouraged! Young witches and wizards can learn magical tricks and spooky spells with the castle’s kooky characters, making it a perfect stop for your budding magicians.
Witches of Warwick LIVE
Back by popular demand, the mischievous Witches of Warwick are ready to cast their spell once again with their all-singing, all-dancing live show. Bursting with comedy and cackles, this magical performance will have the whole family in stitches, and the witches’ spooky antics are sure to be a highlight of your visit.
The Haunted Hollows
For those looking to explore Warwick’s spookier side, the Haunted Hollows offer an exciting, family-friendly maze where surprises and spooky characters lurk around every corner. With new twists and turns added for 2024, this eerie adventure is sure to be a hit for those brave enough to enter!
Mysterious Mazes
Step inside Warwick Castle’s mysterious mazes, where brand-new spooky characters await. You’ll need to help solve clues and capture ghosts to break the castle’s spooky curse. These engaging, family-friendly mazes are perfect for children and adults alike, making it one of the must-try attractions.
The Castle Dungeon
For those seeking spine-tingling thrills, The Castle Dungeon offers a walk through Warwick’s most gruesome history. With scary tales, live actors, and plenty of surprises, this immersive experience is not for the faint-hearted! Suitable for children aged 10+, The Castle Dungeon comes with an additional charge and promises a thrilling journey into the darker side of the castle’s history.
Castle After Dark
For fearless families or brave thrill-seekers, Warwick Castle’s Castle After Dark experience reveals the scariest side of Halloween. Explore the castle grounds after hours and see if you can handle the frightful sights that await. Not for the faint-hearted, this event is perfect for those looking for an extra dose of Halloween spookiness.
Spooktacular Breaks
Why not turn your Halloween adventure into a mini-break? Warwick Castle offers spooktacular October half-term breaks, perfect for families who want to fully immerse themselves in the fun. With themed accommodation and a range of Halloween activities included, you can make memories that last a lifetime.
Book Now for a Halloween Adventure Like No Other
Don’t miss out on this unmissable half-term experience at Warwick Castle. From spooky mazes to lively stage shows, The Haunted Castle is packed with family-friendly fun for Halloween. Slots fill up fast, so book your tickets today and start planning your half-term adventure at the UK’s scariest castle!
Dates: 26th October – 3rd November
Time: 10am – 5pm
Suitable for: Families of all ages
For more information or to book your tickets, visit the Warwick Castle website and prepare for a frightfully good time!
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