Thursday 31 October 2013

Halloween in London by Visitlondon.com

If you're going to celebrate Halloween this year, we suggest you go all out. Head down to your local costume shop and prepare to scare at one of the capital's best Halloween parties. Plan your fancy dress in advance, however – a pink bunny suit just won't cut it at this time of year. Or, if you're brave enough to handle the real stuff, why not ditch the fake blood in favour for a gory talk instead.
There are loads of horrifying Halloween events, spooky venues and restaurants, Halloween parties, scary attractions and opportunities to don your most chilling fancy dress costumes during Halloween in London on and around 31 October. For those with nerves of steel and devilish tendencies, Halloween in London offers you the chance to brave the live and unhinged inmates atMadame Tussauds’ maximum security prison or face up to Phobophobia at The London Bridge Experience & London Tombs?
If you're the kind of person who likes to take your chances all year round, The London Dungeon's Sweeney Todd, the Jack the Ripper Ghost Walks and the spine-chilling Woman in Black theatre play will be frightening visitors for Halloween in London, and well beyond (the grave)!
For anyone who has ghoulish kids to entertain, Halloween in London has a number of family-friendly things to do, including:
1. Catch a Scary Movie
When: 25-27 October
What: Celebrate the best in musical and classic horror flicks at this three-day fright-fest that features Halloween-themed food and drink, sing and dance-a-longs, fashionably frightening dressing-up boxes, pumpkin carving and apple bobbing. Film screenings include Halloween, The Rocky Horror Picture Show and A Nightmare on Elm Street.
2. Brave the London Dungeon 
When: From now until 9 November
What: Halloween revellers can meet the fiendish Sweeney Todd and a supporting cast of historical characters at what the London Dungeonreckons is its biggest, best and boldest Halloween season yet. Expect a double-dose of Halloween scares and laughs including The London Dungeon’s own Halloween home brew and a ghastly trick or treat lolly for every guest.
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3. Enjoy a Ghoulish Adventure on the London Eye
When: 26 October – 2 November
What: Families are invited to join the ghoulish fun at the London Eye‘s Witch Academy. On the Halloween Storytelling Capsule, kids can join the High Witch to take on the ghastly Grimly Grim (voiced by family favourite Harry Enfield) and help to foil his plans to steal the Crown Jewels. Every graduate of the Witch Academy will receive a special badge of honour and join the Witch Academy Alumni.
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4. Get Spooked at London Zoo
When: 26 October – 3 November
What: London Zoo is set to come creeping to life with a string of Halloween-themed special events, including spooky storytelling, frightening face painting and menacing mask-making. Visitors can also enjoy special Halloween versions of the zoo’s popular animal talks, feeds and demonstrations.
5. Discover a World of Spirits at Vinopolis
When: 31 October
What: Wine tasting destination Vinopolis will be stirring up a selection of spine-tingling Halloween potions in their Cocktail Making Masterclass. Test your magic with one of the experts as they teach you the tricks of the trade in order to concoct just the right mix of hair-raising ingredients, leaving you with some fiendish cocktails to try on your friends at home.
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  1. Unknown23 September 2016 at 02:12

    Nice , Halloween in London always celebrated as a big event. Join Halloween Parties In London 2016 And Let's Make this Halloween Special.

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