Spooky Surprise: Hong Kong’s Halloween Carnival is Here
“Trick or treat!” Halloween is considered an important festival abroad, where both adults and children dress up as vampires, witches, demons, and other characters to knock on doors, scare people, and ask for candy during the Halloween season. Hong Kong has specially organized a series of events for this festival, inviting travelers from across the country to come and scream with excitement in Hong Kong.
From September 24 to October 31 is “Hong Kong Halloween Carnival,” which successfully captures attention during this travel off-season. Various Halloween celebrations have been launched across Hong Kong’s popular attractions, shopping areas, and dining scenes. These include the demon-filled haunted houses and ghost streets at “Hong Kong Disneyland,” the dark asylum at “Madame Tussauds,” and themed attractions like the “3D Child’s Eye” haunted house and Ghost Park at “Ocean Park”—guaranteed to be both terrifying and fun.
The Hong Kong Halloween Carnival is now in its third year. (Photo provided by the Hong Kong Tourism Board)
In addition, various shopping malls and restaurants are also holding Halloween celebrations, offering new dishes and giving away Halloween-themed merchandise. On October 30, there will also be a large-scale Halloween party, welcoming everyone to dress up in wild costumes, rock out on-site, and enjoy the uniquely international Halloween carnival atmosphere.
Hong Kong Halloween Carnival: http://www.discoverhongkong.com/festivehk2010/tc/halloween2010/index.jsp
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