Halloween Nights at Serengeti Park 2026: Dates, Tickets and Mazes Included

Published on 21 August 2026 at 12:46 CEST.

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Halloween Nights at Serengeti Park take place on 13 evenings between 2 October and 1 November 2026. Horror begins at 6 pm, while selected rides and the horror mazes remain open until 10 pm. The event’s strongest feature is simple: every Halloween attraction is included in the day or evening ticket, with no current surcharge for individual mazes.

All 2026 dates

Halloween Nights are announced for:

• Friday, 2 October
• Saturday, 3 October
• Friday, 9 October
• Saturday, 10 October
• Friday, 16 October
• Saturday, 17 October
• Sunday, 18 October
• Friday, 23 October
• Saturday, 24 October
• Sunday, 25 October
• Friday, 30 October
• Saturday, 31 October
• Sunday, 1 November 2026

Evening-ticket admission starts at 5 pm, and the evening box office closes at 8 pm. The horror programme begins at 6 pm. Guests with regular day tickets can also remain in the selected open areas until 10 pm.

Tickets: all horror attractions included

Limited pre-sale evening tickets currently cost €26.50 per person. The evening box-office price is €31.50 on event dates. Unlike many major theme-park Halloween events, Serengeti Park does not require separate timed tickets for each horror attraction. The park explicitly states that all Halloween attractions are included in both evening and day admission.

Regular 2026 summer day tickets cost €49.50 for adults, €39.50 for children aged 7–12 and €34.50 for children aged 3–6. Children under three enter free. Day admission also covers the safari and operating rides, although only selected amusement-park areas remain open until 10 pm during Halloween Nights.

Which horror mazes will operate in 2026?

As of 21 August 2026, the full 2026 maze line-up has not been published. Multiple horror mazes and selected late-opening attractions are confirmed. Individual attractions may impose age restrictions, and the entrance notices are authoritative.

The 2025 programme included Final Rest, DREAMON, Doll Town, Dark Town, Ghost Town and Alice in Halloween Town, alongside Hatari Towers 2.0 “Die verfluchte Fracht”, the Market of Fears scare zone, a monster walk and The Strangers open-air maze. These names describe the previous edition only and are not a 2026 confirmation.

The official 2025 trailer offers an impression of the event’s staging and intensity. It does not show the still-unannounced 2026 programme.

Children’s Halloween in the afternoon

The family programme starts at 2 pm on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays and is included with day admission. Activities include pumpkin carving, face painting, a monster hunt and a new family maze. Children can enter the maze from age six with an adult or from age eight without accompaniment.

This creates a clear progression: the afternoon focuses on families, while Halloween Nights become considerably more intense from 6 pm. Serengeti Park explicitly warns that the evening programme may be too frightening for young children.

Costumes, masks and planning

Costumes and make-up are welcome, but full-face masks are not permitted. Safety and age requirements for individual attractions also apply. Visitors hoping to complete many mazes should arrive early. With no separate maze tickets to manage, planning centres on queues and routes through the park.

An independent 2025 Parkscout review particularly praised the number of no-surcharge mazes, the decoration and performer interaction. That is a personal assessment of the previous edition, but it supports the view that the inclusive ticket model is a major advantage.

Editorial view

Halloween Nights offer one of the most attractive complete packages among German theme-park horror events. Thirteen dates provide useful flexibility, and the absence of separate maze tickets keeps costs and planning straightforward. Choose a day ticket to combine the safari, family programme and evening horror; the pre-sale evening ticket is the better-value option for a dedicated horror visit.

A final recommendation for individual mazes must wait until Serengeti Park releases its complete 2026 programme. The dates, hours and inclusive access model are already confirmed.

Sources

• Serengeti Park: Halloween 2026
• Serengeti Park: 2026 tickets and prices
• Serengeti Park on YouTube: 2025 trailer
• Parkscout: Halloween Nights 2025 review

Research and fact-checking status: 21 August 2026. Programme, prices, opening hours and access rules may change. Previous-year information is explicitly identified as such.