Horror Nights at Babelsberg Filmpark
Looking for some spooky Halloween events to make your skin crawl? Beware, once night falls over Babelsberg Filmpark this October and November, there is no escape from the horrors that emerge! To mark the creepiest month of the year, Filmpark Babelsberg is hosting a number of Horror Nights, which are sure to get your heart racing, palms sweating and nerves quivering!
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Scream, if you dare at these horrors!
Located conveniently right outside of Berlin, the Babelsberg Filmpark offers a blend of entertainment, action and insights into the world of film and television. In honour of Halloween, which is interestingly on the same day as Reformation Day. a national holiday in Germany, the theme park and working studio will recreate some of the most iconic horror sets of all time.
Around 200 monsters, zombies, freaks and mutants will wander through the labyrinths, darkened streets and horror houses, striking fear into the hearts of all the visitors they come across. Visitors to the indoor exhibits can explore different horror sets which feature mazes and haunted houses. Be warned - visitors may get wet!
Photo: © R. Budweth, courtesy of Horror Nights at Babelsberg Filmpark
Halloween-inspired horror sets and more
Outdoors, there will be numerous monster zones set up, based on iconic films and shows, where visitors will have to flee for their lives if they wish to see the light of day again. But the real highlight of the Horror Nights at Babelsberg Filmpark is the show in the Volcano Arena, which features legendary cult horror figures like Pennywise, Freddy Krueger and Ghostface, who perform a blend of scares, stunts and dances.
Photo: © R. Budweth, courtesy of Horror Nights at Babelsberg Filmpark
Attending Horror Nights at Babelsberg Filmpark
Please take note that this event is not suitable for the whole family and is only open to ages 16 and up. In addition, the Horror Nights run no matter the weather, come rain or moonshine, so dress warmly.
It is recommended to arrive at the film park by public transportation, although limited parking is available. For more details on Horror Nights at Babelsberg Filmpark, or to book your tickets now, head over to the Babelsberg Film Park's official website.
Thumb photo: © R. Budweth, courtesy of Horror Nights at Babelsberg Filmpark