Hong Kong Disneyland’s Eerie “Halloween Horror Night” – Scream Your Heart Out

▲ Hong Kong Disneyland’s Halloween Horror Night features the “Haunted Academy on Main Street.” (Photo / Provided by Hong Kong Disneyland)

Travel Center / Taipei Reporting

Hong Kong Disneyland’s Mystic Manor made its grand debut earlier this year, and its “Seven Must-Do” popular attractions have been loved by visitors for their magical experiences.The Disney park has launched the “Halloween Horror Night” scare fest for Halloween, with spooky decorations spread across all areas to create a thrilling and eerie atmosphere.

The Halloween Horror Night at Disney features seven ultimate dark attractions guaranteed to make guests scream: the Haunted Academy on Main Street, the Dark Carnival Freak Show, the Dark Circus, the Toy Story Land and Grizzly Gulch Dark Carnival, the Mystic Manor electromagnetic tram ride, and the vengeful “Big Baby” from the movie *Toy Story*, who’s now out for revenge after being twisted and dismembered by his owner — now he’s eyeing every guest and toy in the park.

 
▲ The “Dark Circus” displays terrifying severed heads, and guests might even become the next target of the Headless Horseman; the brightest spectacle of Halloween, the “Glow-in-the-Dark Ghost Parade,” reaches an exciting climax. (Photo / Provided by Hong Kong Disneyland)

Late at night, the brightest spectacle of Halloween — the “Glow-in-the-Dark Ghost Parade” — reaches another thrilling peak. A parade of floats bursts through the Gates of Darkness and charges into the park. Jack Skellington from *The Nightmare Before Christmas*, the mad scientist and his creepy lab, chilling zombies, a group of acrobatic red devils, and the pirate ship playing its haunting final tune all push the park’s eerie ambiance to its limit under the fantastic glow of lights.

Following the openings of Toy Story Land and Grizzly Gulch, this year’s new addition — the immersive “Mystic Manor” — has increased the total area of Hong Kong Disneyland by nearly a quarter. The park now offers over 100 entertainment attractions in total, with all seven themed lands decorated in Halloween themes. Operating hours are also the longest of the year, giving visitors ample time to explore all the black hotspots around the park and enjoy a variety of amazing shows.


▲ The cutest “Fantasyland Candy Hunt” will feature Disney characters in Halloween costumes causing some mischief. (Photo / Provided by Hong Kong Disneyland)


▲ The park offers plenty of Halloween-themed food, instantly transforming the horror world into a feast for the taste buds. (Photo / Provided by Hong Kong Disneyland)

The Halloween Horror Night officially opens on October 4th. During this period, park guests can take on the new challenge: the “Fun ● Don’t Scream – Scream-No-More Challenge.” From October 4th to 31st, every Thursday to Sunday, the park will extend its opening hours until 11:00 PM, allowing guests to enjoy all seven themed lands both day and night.

Guests can opt to join the “Dark ‘Eerie’ Tour” for HK$4,488, which accommodates up to six people. The experience is tailor-designed by experts and includes a personal guide on the day of your visit. It offers priority access to all attractions as well as two exclusive Halloween Horror Night experiences. Additionally, guests will enjoy VIP viewing areas for the “Glow-in-the-Dark Ghost Parade” and meet-and-greets with Disney characters.

Furthermore, guests who book a stay at a Disney-themed hotel or the Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel along with park tickets can add HK$600 to enjoy a special Halloween-themed room decoration.


▲ Over 100 exclusive Halloween merchandise items — shopaholics beware of temptation!(Photo / Provided by Hong Kong Disneyland)