As the cooler nights set in and the darkness creeps over Hong Kong this weekend you may sense an unnerving chill in the air. You might hear the distant screams of lost souls and zombies crawling out from the graveyards, and you may hear the howling of werewolves and the bubbling of witches’ caldron’s. There is spookiness around. All is definitely not what it seems. You can run for dear life or you can allow yourself to be bitten and transformed and delight in the disgustingly devilish fun as Halloween descends upon Hong Kong.
The Freakiest, Creepiest Haunts in Town
For the best of the bloodiest human fest feasts head to Ocean Park’s Halloween Festival spectacular. Test your fear phobia in the many special attractions on offer as the park transforms in to a world of witches, vampires, ghosts and much, much more.
Enter a wicked world of villains and scary Disney characters with just enough darkness fun for the whole family to experience. Your little ones will excite in all the madness of a Halloween Disneyland. There’s creepy characters, monsters, and magic abound, as well as face-painting artists and the chance to create your own ‘trick or treat’ bags guaranteed to make some truly terrifying family memories.
For more action and adventure, The Peak Galleria’s Halloween X-Journey will have you running for your life along a 4kms route in darkness to raise money for community based charities. Watch out!
The Domain Shopping Mall in Yau Tong welcomes everyone to ‘enter at their own risk’ ,explore elf town and participate in the candy feast. There are trick or treats activities and halloween make up workshops for kids inside this spooky, creepy Halloween-themed shopping mall.
D’Aguilar Street in Lan Kwai Fong unleashes the beast to the street with an all-night street party dripping in madness and mayhem. Share a bar stool with a skeleton and dance the night away with leg-less monsters and bleeding, chainsaw wielding doctors. Your nightmare has just begun.
Think all the Halloween activities maybe a bit too much for Babies? What about ''Baby Loves Disco - Halloween Edition" at dragon-i. On 29th Oct, a Sunday afternoon, there are some monster groovy moves, face painting, dj lessons, dance with Ice princess Elsa & Anna, balloon twisting, decorating Halloween snacks...Also, enrichment play & musical exploration for little ones (2-6 years old kids)! Join them for some fun!
Dressed to kill
Whilst you can always shop the costumes and decorations in Central, there's nothing better than ordering it online and getting them delivered to your workplace or home. Melissa and Doug, ELC and Seedling know how much kids love about dressing up, so they have a wide range of costumes for the kids. For girls, there are Melissa & Doug Royal princess role play, SuperHero role play, ELC Snow princess role play. For boys, there are Seedling - Design your own hero cape, Seedling Monster Mask, Melissa & Doug Police officer role play. It is time to get some cute costumes to rock all the Halloween parties!
Will you dare to knock?
‘Trick or Treating’ is a fun activity for the whole family. From babies to grandparents no one is exempt from a little bit of face paint, devil horns, or a life-size minion costume. Most ‘family-friendly’ residential blocks will have an organised ‘trick or treat’ tour run by parents with a list of apartments participating. (Find out if there is one happening in your block). Don’t forget to wear your spine chilling number or crazy costume attire along with your pumpkin basket/bucket to fill with sweet treats. And be sure to have a ‘trick up your sleeve’!
You have been warned…
Halloween is ‘hellishly’ good fun in Hong Kong