Until 8 November, Parc d’atraccions Tibidabo will be transformed by spooky decorations, terrifying characters and roaming entertainment
The main addition for this season is L’Últim Ball, a new show in which zombies take over the park, ending with a Michael Jackson-inspired dance show
At Hotel 666 and Espai 666, visitors can relive some of the most iconic horror film stories and come face to face with their most terrifying characters
With the arrival of its special Halloween programme this autumn, Parc d’atraccions Tibidabo will be the scariest place in the city. Visitors have until 8 November to celebrate the scariest time of the year with an experience full of surprises, unsettling characters and themed decorations all throughout the park.
This year’s main addition is L’Últim Ball, a new zombie show featuring a combination of horror, music and dance. The park’s most fearsome characters take over its grounds, causing mayhem among visitors before offering a huge Michael Jackson-inspired music show in Plaça dels Somnis. The show is on every day the park is open, 30 minutes before closing time.
Another focal point for the park’s world of horror is Hotel 666, one of Tibidabo’s most iconic attractions, where visitors can relive some of the most memorable horror film stories. The most daring visitors can round off their experience at Espai 666 by discovering the hotel guests’ secrets and interacting with its characters, with a photograph to take home as a souvenir. This year’s experience has been expanded with the addition of a new character inspired by the Saw film franchise.
The programme also features Traumatika, a horror experience at Beyond, the immersive virtual reality attraction in the Panoramic Area, where participants can test their survival skills in a zombie-infested world.
The Tibidabo mascots will also take part in the celebrations, walking around the park in Halloween costumes and bringing a spooky yet playful touch to an experience designed to surprise visitors of all ages.
The full Halloween programme is available on the Tibidabo website.
