Blenheim Palace unleashes Halloween magic as spook-tacular trail opens today

Running from today until 1st November, the spectacular 1.3km after-dark trail returns bigger, bolder and spookier than ever, with new immersive installations and plenty of fang-tastic fun for all ages.

Among this year’s exciting new additions are a giant 4m tall moving Spider lurking in the shadows,  a 20-metre-long web tunnel, an eerie Dracula’s Lair, neon coffins perfect for spooky selfies and the all-new Monster Disco, where families can dance beneath dazzling lights and mirror balls.

Visitors can also look forward to the return of some much-loved favourites, including the Headless Horseman, Pirate’s Wreck and Possessed Pumpkin Farm, with plenty of unexpected frights and delights waiting around every corner.

With something for every age, Halloween at Blenheim Palace promises an unforgettable October half-term experience. Younger visitors can enjoy the magic during daylight sessions, while twilight and late-night slots bring extra thrills for older children and brave grown-ups. From coming face-to-face with Dracula to dancing the night away at the Monster Disco, the trail offers plenty of opportunities to make spooky family memories against the spectacular backdrop of Britain’s Greatest Palace.

With the trail now officially open, families are encouraged to book their tickets to avoid missing out. Capacity is limited, with timed entry slots available throughout the event. Ticket prices, including booking fees, start from £19 per adult and £13.50 per child, with standard and peak pricing also available. Parking costs £10, and flexible payment options, including Pay in Three, are available.

For full pricing, availability and to book tickets, visit www.blenheimpalace.com/whats-on/halloween-at-blenheim-palace.html