Halloween Haunt Turns Zhongzheng Business District into Taiwan’s Version of The Walking Dead
The “What’s Haunting Zhongzheng” street closure and costume event will feature numerous ghosts and ghouls throughout the business district—thrilling and lively. (Image source / Banqiao Zhongzheng Business District)
On the day of the “What’s Haunting Zhongzheng” event, there will be a ghost tag game, a ghost king costume competition, and a group foosball match with the theme “trick or treat, no soccer, no treat.” The most thrilling part is the ghost tag game, where the Zhongzheng Business District will transform into an infected street—a terrifying version of The Walking Dead. Four hundred participants will take on the role of the few remaining survivors entering the infection zone. If they manage to avoid being caught by zombies within the time limit and collect enough stamps, they complete the mission. Those who succeed can win NT$250 in shopping vouchers for the business district. Online registration is limited to 320 people, with 80 spots available for on-site registration starting at 12:00 PM.
The “What’s Haunting Zhongzheng” Halloween event. (Image source / Banqiao Zhongzheng Business District)
【Info】
“What’s Haunting Zhongzheng”
Event Date: 105/10/29 (Sat) 13:00–21:00
Event Location: Opposite Exit 2 of Zhongzheng Station
A. Ghost Tag Game — Activity Time: 16:00–20:30
B. Ghost King Costume Competition — Activity Time: 14:00–19:00
C. Trick or Treat, No Soccer, No Treat — Activity Time: 15:00–20:00
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