Fall is here, bringing dark clothes and long pants. The atmosphere is getting more and more chilling, the fog rolls in, and darkness falls earlier and earlier. Everything seems to point to one thing: Halloween is coming.
It’s the scariest night of the year, and even though it’s supposed to scare us, it seems we just love having a spooky good time. That’s why this holiday usually stretches throughout the entire month of October and culminates on October 31—the actual day of Halloween.
So if you’re still looking for things to do in Valencia for Halloween, what to dress up as, or where to go, don’t worry. We’re sharing the best plans for Halloween.
Halloween at Terra Mítica
If you’re looking for an adrenaline-fueled Halloween adventure, Terra Mítica transforms on October 31 with a Halloween special full of mystery and six unique experiences designed for the bravest among us.
The theme park challenges you with haunted attractions, shows, and exclusive areas, combining the fun of its rides with an unforgettable scare. Plus, starting at 11:00 p.m., the music will kick off with a guest DJ.
Candlelight’s candlelit concerts return to the Ateneo Mercantil to offer a magical evening. On October 31, there’s a double bill: you can immerse yourself in a tribute to Queen & ABBA or enjoy the melodies from La ley innata’s legendary album.
L'ETNO—it’ll give you the creeps!
The Museu Valencià d’Etnologia has organized a series of workshops, exhibitions, and activities to experience Halloween the Valencian way. This project aims to introduce children (and adults) to the traditional imagery of Valencian monsters and bring them closer to the fantastic fables and legends of the Terreta.
The Bogeyman, the Butoni, the Tarasca, the Quarantamaula, the Queixalets, and the Patriarch’s Dragon are just some of the magical figures that make up this event from October 25 to November 27.
elrow Horrorween Festival
More than 20,000 people will celebrate Halloween by enjoying electronic music, techno, and tech-house at a massive festival organized by one of the industry’s leading companies.
Elrow is coming to Sagunto with twelve hours of nonstop music, a lineup packed with national and international stars, an immersive experience, and a horror-themed set design.
Family Horror Circus
El Saler Shopping Center is celebrating the scariest night of the year with the arrival of the Family Circus of Terror, a show running from October 23 to November 1 that combines circus, theater, humor, and fantasy to offer a unique experience for young and old alike.
A world inspired by the most iconic characters of horror, where acrobatics, visual effects, and surprises take center stage. Far from conventional scares, the show features a dynamic and entertaining production, suitable for all audiences.
Performances begin Monday through Friday at 6:30 p.m., and on weekends there will be two showings: at 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
The Halloween Horror Show: Project Eclipse
What if the eclipse on August 12 had been much more than just an astronomical event? What if it had brought with it a threat to humanity? The Halloween Horror Show is bringing its new experience to Valencia for those 16 and older: a 170-meter haunted house, dinner and a show, an open bar, a costume contest, and a party with a DJ.
On Friday the 30th and Saturday the 31st at 7 Sánchez Arjona Street in Benicalap, you can enjoy this exclusive experience. Spots are limited, and tickets are already on sale on their website for €42.
Halloween Special at Autocine STAR
The historic STAR Drive-In has organized special screenings so you can enjoy some of the most legendary films in the horror, black comedy, and dark fantasy genres under the stars.
From Thursday, October 22, through November 1, there will be double and triple feature screenings of movies like The Conjuring, Clayface, Corpse Bride, Ghostbusters, Resident Evil, and Insidious, among others.
Pumpkin Party
The Ruzafa Market is hosting a special event on October 31 from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. with the Pumpkin Festival. It’s an event for the whole family, featuring storytelling, dance performances, puppets, and a special workshop to learn how to carve a spooky pumpkin.
For thrill-seekers, Experiencity is the perfect way to put your nerves to the test. With more than 16 escape rooms that look like they’re straight out of a horror movie—such as *The Paranoia Saga* or *The Hotel of Suicides*—suspense is guaranteed.
Gather your team and see if you can escape.
Immersive Experience: The Barn of Horrors
The Bonaire shopping center has put together an immersive program that combines mystery, games, and terrifying settings. The center is hosting an immersive experience called “The Barn of Horrors,” where participants will have to complete four interactive challenges. There will also be an exhibition of giant, Mexican-inspired Katrinas for photo opportunities.
