The most thrilling ever: Hong Kong’s Halloween Carnival Month brings ghostly thrills to Disneyland

Text / Compiled and reported by the editorial team of MOOK Travel Life Network

 

The annual Hong Kong Halloween Carnival Month is set to kick off on October 1st, transforming the fashion capital into a city of Halloween revelry. Attractions including Hong Kong Disneyland, Madame Tussauds Hong Kong, and Ocean Park Hong Kong are all rolling out spooky Halloween activities,with this year’s highlight being the debut in Hong Kong of the terrifying haunted house “FRIGHT DOME: Peak of Fear,” imported for the first time from Las Vegas, USA, and stationed at Peak Galleria.Major shopping malls will also be decked out with Halloween-themed decorations, while restaurants and bars across the city are offering special Halloween food and drink promotions. The entire city is immersed in a thick atmosphere of Halloween festivities, turning into one giant playground ready to celebrate with visitors.

Brand-new “Disney Paint the Night” nighttime parade runs daily “Disney Halloween Time” fills the park with mysterious spooky figures

Starting October 1st, Hong Kong Disneyland launches the brand-new “Disney Paint the Night” nighttime parade, featuring seven all-new floats adorned with over 740,000 individual LED lights that create mysterious and romantic light displays while bringing classic Disney stories to life. This year, the mysterious ambiance of “Disney Halloween Time” extends beyond Adventureland to other themed areas of the park, including “Amazon Adventure” at the Frontierland Theatre, plus the return of fan favorites such as “Frightfully Fun Parade,” “Grim Grinning Ghosts: Carnival of Carnivale,” “Phantom Manor,” and “The Carnival of Carnivale.” Disney characters are ready to throw a unique costume party as night falls, with spooky figures lurking throughout the park, creating an entirely different atmosphere.“Disney Halloween Time” runs from October 2nd and every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday throughout October. Daytime admission grants access through the evening, and the park also offers special nighttime tickets priced at HK$340 each. For more information, please visit the Hong Kong Disneyland official website.

Ocean Park’s “Boo-Oops! All-Day Festival” creates the most formidable lineup of ghostly attractions in its history

This year, Ocean Park Hong Kong takes “Boo-Oops Ghost Realm Grand Cinema” as its theme, presenting a powerful lineup of “seven haunted houses and nine experiences,” allowing one ticket to take you through the day and into the night. This year also introduces the ultimate R-rated haunted house 【H14】, taking the scare factor to new depths and challenging visitors’ sensory limits and inner fears. Each group’s experience is tailor-made — participants must fill out personal information before entering the haunted house, and the Boo-Oops team adjusts the journey and scare elements based on their profiles and reactions during the experience.

 

Also featured is Asia’s first “Doraemon”-themed Boo-Oops party, letting visitors embark on a magical adventure with gadgets like the Time Machine and Anywhere Door. This year, Ocean Park has innovatively designed “Day-to-Night Haunted House Transformations,” where two haunted houses offer family-friendly surprises during the day but transform into highly intense scare zones after 5 PM.Ocean Park’s “Boo-Oops All-Day Festival” is open to the public on 16 selected dates throughout October. For more information, please visit the Hong Kong Ocean Park official website.

 

 

Las Vegas’ most terrifying haunted house FRIGHT DOME lands in Hong Kong’s Peak Galleria