Following the success of Pleasurelands first Happy Halloween experience last year, they are looking forward to welcoming you back to the UK’s Happy Halloween capital!
Worried about how you are going to keep your little monsters entertained over the October half term holidays?
Never fear – Southport Pleasureland has plenty of spooktacular tricks and treats in store over the October break.
The event will open on Saturday 24th October and run until Friday 30th to coincide with half term holidays.
As always, the park will be free to enter so you can wander around and enjoy the sights and sounds, bats, wizards, characters and more pumpkins than you can poke a broomstick at! You can purchase your specially designed Happy Halloween Fun Card and lanyard and load it with tokens to use on rides, or just come and soak up the atmosphere, watch the free magic shows or enjoy a cup of witch’s brew in our coffee bars!
But it’s more cheery than eerie at the Park which welcomes everyone from tiny tots to those in their twilight years to come and enjoy its FREE Halloween events.
The Park will be open from 11am until 6pm, when families can come and marvel at the Halloween decorations and enjoy the shows.
Don’t miss the Freaky Frozen musical show in the family area during half term week. Or take a wander down Trick or Treat Street!
Plus, you can purchase a specially designed Happy Halloween Fun Card and load it with tokens to use on the many rides, not forgetting the Ghost Train of course!
There are plenty of refreshments on offer, including traditional fish and chips and a great gift shop where you can buy affordable souvenirs. And during half term, you can enjoy a cup of Witch’s Brew in one of the coffee bars!
The family themed event will put a sprinkling of magic on your visit to ensure everyone has a great day out, from grans to toddlers!
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