13 Halloween theme parks, enchanted castles, creative workshops, family parties and spooky brunches — your guide to making the most of Halloween 2026 in Luxembourg and the Greater Region.
Halloween is here, and the Greater Region is turning into a playground of pumpkins, witches, haunted castles and magical autumn adventures!
Whether your children prefer gentle Halloween fun, creative workshops, animal encounters or thrilling roller coasters, there is something for every family. And if you’re ready to travel a little further, some of Europe’s biggest theme parks are celebrating Halloween with spectacular decorations, shows and spooky experiences.
From Luxembourg to Belgium, France, Germany and beyond, here is your family Halloween bucket list for 2026!
A little planning tip: Dates, opening hours, ticket availability and age restrictions can change. Always check the organiser’s official website before setting off. Some October events may already have taken place by the time you read this.
1. Halloween theme parks: 13 spooky adventures for families
If your children love Halloween decorations, themed attractions, pumpkin-filled landscapes or a little adrenaline, these parks deserve a place on your autumn bucket list.
The selection ranges from gentle experiences for younger children to dedicated horror events for older teenagers and adults.
1. Bobbejaanland Halloween — Belgium
10 October–15 November 2026
Celebrating 20 years of horror and screams, Bobbejaanland is going all out for Halloween this year.
Expect seven haunted houses, three Halloween zones and additional entertainment. Late-night openings until 9 pm add to the atmosphere.
Best for: Families with older children and teenagers who enjoy spooky attractions and bigger thrills.
2. Klotti Ween — Germany
3 October–1 November 2026
For families who prefer their Halloween a little gentler, Klotti Ween offers a cosy, child-friendly Halloween world filled with autumn decorations, animals and playful spooky touches.
Children up to the age of 14 are permitted to wear costumes, making it a lovely opportunity for little witches, ghosts and superheroes to join the fun.
Best for: Younger children and families looking for a relaxed Halloween outing.
Veranstaltungen im Wild- & Freizeitpark Klotten
3. Plopsa Herbstfest and Fright Nights — Germany
Herbstfest: 1 October–1 November 2026
Pumpkins, autumn decorations and family-friendly attractions take centre stage during the Herbstfest.
For those looking for something scarier, Fridays and Saturdays in October feature Fright Nights, with six horror houses, three scare zones and live shows.
Best for: Families during the day, with the Fright Nights better suited to older teenagers.
Plopsa Halloween Festival | Plopsaland Deutschland
4. Halloween with Kabouter Klus — Plopsa Indoor Hasselt Belgium
31 October–8 November 2026
This indoor Halloween celebration is designed with younger visitors in mind.
Kabouter Klus and the Pumpkin King bring a gentle Halloween atmosphere to the park, with shows and attractions created especially for little ones.
Best for: Families with preschoolers and younger children who prefer magic to genuine scares.
Kabouter Klus Show | Plopsa Indoor Hasselt
5. Ibilaw — Halloween adventures Walibi Belgium
10 October–11 November 2026
According to the park carousel, this Halloween experience features four haunted houses, four scare zones and an immersive show.
There are also ten extended opening dates until 10 pm.
Best for: Brave visitors who enjoy immersive Halloween entertainment. Check the organiser’s website for the exact park location, age guidance and booking details.
Ibilaw: The biggest Halloween event in Belgium – Walibi Belgium
6. Halloween Nights — haunted experiences and corn maze
Selected dates in October and November 2026
The published dates are 3, 10, 17–19, 21–25 and 31 October, plus 1 and 7 November.
The programme features six haunted experiences, six scare zones and a giant corn maze called Entwined. The park stays open until 11 pm on the advertised event dates.
Best for: Older children and teenagers who enjoy more intense Halloween attractions.
Halloween Nights | Theme Park Toverland
7. SAF(AH!)RI Halloween — Luxembourg
From 17 October 2026
A Halloween outing much closer to home!
Children can solve puzzles during the Labooorinthe treasure hunt and hop aboard the Halloween Express, which travels through a spooky avenue.
The experience is suitable even for very young children, making it an appealing choice for families who want Halloween fun without frightening haunted houses.
Best for: Families with toddlers and younger children.
Saison d’Halloween – Parc Sënnesräich – Centre de loisirs – Luxembourg
8. Halloween: The Villains X
24–25 October 2026, 7 pm–11:55 pm
For those who enjoy a more intense experience, this Halloween event features scare zones, mazes, walkthroughs and haunted houses.
The recommended age is 16+, and the event is explicitly not suitable for small children.
Best for: Older teenagers and adults seeking a serious Halloween scare.
9. Nigloween
26 September–11 November 2026
Pumpkins and monsters set the scene for Nigloween, which combines seasonal entertainment with the Nigloween Party, Rocktober Fest and the COSMOS night show featuring fireworks.
An anti-monster badge is available for children, offering a reassuring little touch for younger visitors who may find the spooky atmosphere a bit overwhelming.
Best for: Families looking for a mix of Halloween decorations, entertainment and evening spectacle.
Les tarifs et la billetterie Nigloween – Nigloland
10. Walloween at Walygator — France
17 October–1 November 2026
Walygator transforms its attractions into a Halloween playground with around 40 themed attractions, Halloween shows and roaming creatures.
Late-night events are scheduled for 24 and 31 October. Face painting, dance activities and a free anti-monster badge add to the family-friendly programme.
Best for: Families who want rides, shows and Halloween fun all in one day.
WALLOWEEN 2026 : L’EXPÉDITION POUR LES EXPLORATEURS DE FRISSONS ! – Walygator Grand Est
11. Europa-Park Halloween Season — Germany
26 September–1 November 2026
Europa-Park is a classic autumn destination, with pumpkin-filled decorations and Halloween fun throughout the resort.
For older thrill-seekers, the separate Traumatica experience runs from 23 September to 7 November 2026.
This gives families the flexibility to enjoy the seasonal atmosphere while adults and older visitors can explore the more intense horror offering where age restrictions permit.
Best for: A full family day out with plenty of attractions and seasonal scenery.
Halloween im Europa-Park – schaurig-schöner Herbst in Rust
12. Disney Halloween Festival — France
26 September–1 November 2026
Disney Halloween Festival brings a magical twist to the spooky season.
Highlights include encounters with Disney Villains, Jack Skellington and Sally, Mickey’s Halloween Celebration, seasonal treats and the Mystery Doors hunt.
Special festivities and extended opening hours are planned for 31 October.
Best for: Families who love Disney magic, colourful Halloween decorations and character encounters.
Disney Halloween Festival: Dates, highlights and tickets | Disneyland Paris
13. Movie Park Germany Horror Festival — Germany
Movie Park Germany becomes Horrorwood Studios during its Horror Festival.
The park offers a family-friendly atmosphere during the day, while the horror houses are aimed at visitors looking for much bigger scares.
The carousel does not specify the event dates, so check the official programme for the current schedule and age restrictions before visiting.
Best for: Families visiting during the day and horror fans seeking a more intense experience later on.
Movie Park Halloween 2026 | Horror Festival Fun
2. Spooky castles and magical Halloween adventures
For children who enjoy mystery, legends and atmospheric settings, the region’s castles and cultural venues offer a different kind of Halloween experience.
Family Halloween at Château de Vêves, Belgium
23–25 October 2026
A Corpse Bride-themed experience brings mystery and magic to this beautiful castle, with an impressive fire show in the inner courtyard.
Sessions are scheduled for 6 pm and 8 pm. The published ticket prices are €17 for adults and €14 for children, with free entry for children under four.
Halloween at the European Archaeological Park of Bliesbruck-Reinheim, France
24 October 2026, 6:30 pm
Bêtes et Sorcières – Sur les Traces de la Magie des Anciens explores ancient Celtic magic and mythology through an atmospheric outdoor performance.
Expect fire, light, juggling, dance, comedy, pyrotechnics and audience interaction. Recommended for children aged six and above.
Halloween at the Musée d’Autelbas, Belgium
30 October 2026, 6 pm
A Halloween storytelling evening for children aged six to ten, featuring tales of witches and knights, mysteries and challenges to solve.
The experience lasts approximately one to two hours. Admission is €5 per child, with advance registration required.
Halloween at Château de Lavaux-Sainte-Anne, Belgium
29–31 October 2026, 3 pm–10 pm
Venture into a mysterious castle filled with vampires, witches, strange creatures and dark secrets.
The shadowy rooms and corridors promise plenty of atmosphere for families looking for an immersive Halloween experience.
Halloween at Vianden Castle, Luxembourg
31 October 2026, 7:30 pm
Schattenwelten (Shadow Worlds) brings ghosts, folklore and witches to life through a special musical and literary performance.
Chamber music meets contemporary soundscapes in the atmospheric setting of Vianden Castle. The performance is in Luxembourgish and German.
MUSICDAYS VIANDEN 2026 – Schattenwelten – Ein Halloweenspektakel ! – Schloss Vianden
Hexen a Legenden at Château de Koerich, Luxembourg
30 October 2026
Château de Koerich provides the setting for an event dedicated to witches and legends.
Children aged six and above can join workshops led by herb specialist Viola. The programme also includes a concert, a witch hunt, food and drinks.
Halloween at the Musée La Tour aux Puces, Thionville, France
27–30 October 2026, 2 pm–6 pm
Young detectives can investigate a Halloween mystery at this archaeological museum.
The activity lasts approximately 20–30 minutes and is suitable for children aged four and above, accompanied by an adult.
A separate evening session takes place on 30 October, from 7 pm to 11 pm, for visitors aged 12 and above.
[HAL… – Musée Archéologique du Pays Thionvillois – la Tour aux Puces | Facebook
3. Halloween parties, trails and family celebrations
Sometimes the best Halloween memories come from dressing up, playing games, collecting treats and celebrating together.
Halloween Party — Luxembourg Allergy Network
Centre Culturel Munsbach | 25 October 2026
This welcoming celebration is designed especially for children with food allergies and their families.
The programme includes music, dancing, games, arts and crafts, and allergy-conscious snacks and drinks.
🇬🇧🎃👻 𝐎𝐮𝐫 𝐇𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐨𝐰𝐞𝐞𝐧 𝐏𝐚𝐫𝐭𝐲 𝐢𝐬… – Luxembourg Allergy Network Asbl | Facebook
Children’s Halloween Party in Steinfort
29 October 2026
The Biergerhaus of Steinfort hosts a children’s celebration with music, creative activities and face painting.
Costumes are encouraged, so get those little witches, superheroes and monsters ready!
Halloween Trail Luxembourg
Howald, Hesperange and Fentange | 30 October 2026, 4 pm–8 pm
Turn a neighbourhood walk into a Halloween adventure! Families can follow the trail across three areas, while residents can register their homes as participating stops.
Check the official trail map to plan your route.
Halloween Trail Luxembourg — family trail on 30 October 2026
Kids’ Halloween Party in Hesperange
Joseph Altmann Centre | 31 October 2026, 3 pm–8 pm
The Tennis Club of Hesperange is organising a children’s Halloween party with a DJ, food, drinks and plenty of seasonal fun.
Lëtzebuergesch: Halloween Kids Party
Halloween at Argonne Discovery Park, France
Halloween party: 31 October 2026, 5 pm–9:30 pm
This animal park is planning a Halloween celebration with treasure hunts, a costume competition, face painting and other seasonal activities, culminating in a party.
Halloween au Parc Argonne Découverte !
Trauliicht at Musée A Possen, Luxembourg
31 October 2026, 2 pm–5:30 pm
Discover the Luxembourgish tradition of Trauliicht, associated with carved turnips and autumn folklore.
It is a lovely opportunity to introduce children to local traditions while enjoying the Halloween season.
Celebrating “Trauliicht” at the “A Possen” Museum – Visit Luxembourg
4. Creative Halloween workshops and activities
For children who love making things, experimenting and getting their hands messy, these workshops offer a different kind of Halloween adventure.
‘Trick or Treat’ workshops by Artup at Open Junglinster
These creative sessions combine storytelling, sensory play, arts and crafts, and pumpkin carving.
- 25 October 2026: English-speaking groups, ages 1–3 from 10 am–11 am and ages 3–6 from noon–1 pm.
Check the organiser’s page for availability and further details.
ÔPEN – Get ready for a Halloween adventure combining storytelling,… | Facebook
Halloween Science Camps — Junior Einsteins Club Luxembourg
2–6 November 2026, 9 am–1 pm daily
A fun option for the All Saints’ school holidays, these science camps combine Halloween with hands-on experiments.
Children can make slime monsters, create bubbling vampire blood, explore glowing experiments and solve a crime-scene mystery.
The bilingual camps are offered in English or French for children aged 5–8 and 9–11. Individual days can also be booked.
Halloween Science Camp Luxembourg, English & French
Halloween at Palomano Metz, France
30 October 2026, 6:40 pm–8:40 pm
Palomano adds a spooky twist to its imaginative role-play environment, giving children the chance to explore, play and let their imaginations run wild.
Halloween in the Heart of the Forest at Forestia, Belgium
28 October–1 November 2026
Forestia combines Halloween decorations, workshops and sparkling lights to create a magical seasonal experience.
Families can also round off their visit with the park’s autumn buffet.
The published guidance states that the experience is not suitable for children under three or for strollers.
Halloween au cœur de la Forêt! – Forestia
5. Halloween brunches and family-friendly dining
Halloween is also an excellent excuse to gather around the table. From themed buffets and chocolate fountains to children’s activities, these brunches make a lovely family outing.
Halloween Brunch at Hotel Van der Valk Luxembourg-Arlon, Belgium
Sunday, 1 November 2026
Van der Valk is giving its much-loved brunch a Halloween makeover, complete with a children’s corner and a costume competition.
Details: Van der Valk Hotel Luxembourg-Arlon – Agenda
Mama’s Spooky Brunch at Mama Shelter Luxembourg
31 October and 1 November 2026, 12:30 pm–4 pm
Let’s Boo-nch! Mama Shelter is preparing a wicked buffet, while children can enjoy a magical activity space from 1 pm to 3 pm.
Details: Mama Shelter Luxembourg – Calendar
Halloween Brunch at Restaurant Amélys, Hotel Le Royal Luxembourg
Sunday, 1 November 2026
This family-friendly Halloween brunch in Luxembourg City has an especially tempting highlight: children under 12 who arrive in costume eat for free, and there is an all-you-can-eat chocolate fountain.
Reservations are required.
Details: Halloween Brunch at Amélys
Halloween Brunch at Brasserie Les Étoiles, Vallée Les Étoiles, Belgium
Sunday, 1 November 2026, 8:30 am–noon
Located in the Belgian Ardennes, Vallée Les Étoiles is a family-friendly holiday park with wooden cabins, a swimming pool and dog-friendly accommodation.
Its restaurant is organising a Halloween brunch with seasonal decorations and activities for children.
Details: Brasserie Les Étoiles
Halloween Brunch at La Table de Cindy, Werbomont, Belgium
Sunday, 1 November 2026, 11 am–3 pm
This cosy café and sandwich shop is planning an all-you-can-eat Halloween brunch.
Participants who dress up can win two free crêpes!
Details: La Table de Cindy – Halloween Brunch
Spooky Brunch at La Fabbrica, Tour & Taxis, Brussels, Belgium
1 and 8 November 2026
La Fabbrica is offering a spooky brunch combining food, family time and Halloween entertainment.
Tour & Taxis is also worth exploring for its impressive scale and distinctive architecture.
Details: Spooky Brunch at La Fabbrica
Hans & Gretel Pancake House and Playground, Zeewolde, Netherlands
For a more unusual family day trip, Hans & Gretel is a whimsical pancake house and play park where fairy tales and fantasy come to life.
The themed rooms, secret spaces, playgrounds, magical little houses and gardens make it a destination for children and adults alike.
Details: Hans & Gretel Pancake House and Playground
7. Before you go
A few practical tips can make your Halloween outing much easier:
- Book early: Castle experiences, workshops and special brunches may require reservations.
- Check age restrictions: Some attractions are designed for younger children, while others are intended for older teenagers and adults.
- Check the programme: Some park events run only on selected evenings, and opening hours can vary.
- Dress for the weather: Outdoor trails and autumn park visits can be chilly, especially after dark.
- Bring costumes where appropriate: Many events include costume competitions, themed activities or special treats.
- Check travel time: Some destinations are a longer drive from Luxembourg, so plan your route in advance.
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