Halloween at Skyline Park 2026: 4 Horror Mazes, Dates & Prices

Halloween at Skyline Park 2026: 4 dates, 4 horror mazes, prices from €6 to €7.50, opening hours, age guidance, walking acts and fireworks.

At the Allgäu Skyline Park Halloween Spektakel 2026, the theme park stays open until 10 pm on four Saturdays in October. The event adds four paid horror mazes, a children’s maze, walking acts and an expanded October 31 programme with a torchlight walk and fireworks.

Halloween at Skyline Park 2026 at a glance

  • Dates: October 10, 17, 24 and 31, 2026
  • Park hours: 9:30 am–10:00 pm
  • Horror mazes: Schacht 17, Bloody Tower Hotel, Mystic Horror Maze and Shadow Camp
  • Maze prices: €6 per maze in addition to park admission
  • Age: recommended 14+; under 14 with parental permission
  • Walking acts: 5:00–10:00 pm throughout the park
  • Children’s maze: October 17, 24 and 31, 11:00 am–3:00 pm; closed October 10
  • Location: Allgäu Skyline Park, Skyline-Park-Str. 1, 86871 Rammingen, Germany

The 4 horror mazes and prices

  • Mystic Horror Maze: €6
  • Bloody Tower Hotel: €6
  • Shadow Camp: €6
  • Schacht 17 – Abgrund der Angst: €6

Each maze requires its own separate ticket. This also applies to day-ticket and annual-pass holders. According to Skyline Park, maze tickets are sold only inside the park at ticket desks and food outlets and remain subject to availability.

Horror maze opening hours

The maze schedule is the same on all four Halloween dates:

  • Schacht 17: 2:00–10:00 pm
  • Bloody Tower Hotel: 2:00–10:00 pm
  • Mystic Horror Maze: 3:00–10:00 pm
  • Shadow Camp: 5:00–10:00 pm
  • Children’s maze: 11:00 am–3:00 pm

Plan the evening carefully: the Shadow Camp queue closes at 9:00 pm, while queues for the other horror mazes close at 9:30 pm. Visitors hoping to complete several mazes should therefore start well before park closing.

What is the recommended age for the horror mazes?

Skyline Park recommends all four horror mazes for visitors aged 14 and over. Guests under 14 may enter with parental permission. Younger children can use the separate children’s maze from 11 am to 3 pm.

Scare actors vs walking acts

The actual scare actors only appear inside the horror mazes. From 5 pm, walking acts roam the rest of the park, but Skyline Park states that these performers do not actively scare visitors. This keeps the areas outside the mazes more family-friendly.

Halloween programme for children and families

The children’s maze runs from 11 am to 3 pm on October 17, 24 and 31; it is closed on October 10. Pumpkin painting runs from noon to 4 pm and face painting from 1 to 6 pm on all four event dates. Walking acts appear throughout the park from 5 to 10 pm.

What is different on October 31?

Halloween night itself adds several extras. A torchlight walk starts at the ghost train at 6 pm, with the “Weissahoarer Giggalesbronzer” Guggenmusik also scheduled at 6 pm. Fireworks begin at 9:30 pm near Berg und Tal Hetz.

Can visitors wear costumes?

Yes. Visitors may come in costume, but masks are not allowed. There is no costume discount in 2026.

Which rides stay open in the evening?

From 6 pm, Skyline Park says regular rides remain open except children’s rides and water attractions. This means the Halloween event can be combined with a normal park day, while the horror mazes remain optional paid extras.

Getting there & parking

Allgäu Skyline Park is located at Skyline-Park-Str. 1, 86871 Rammingen, Germany. For 2026 the park lists a €2.50 parking fee for cars, motorcycles, minibuses and vans parked for more than 150 minutes.

Who is Halloween at Skyline Park for?

The event works especially well for groups and families looking for different scare levels. Visitors can enjoy the park atmosphere, rides and walking acts without entering a horror maze, while horror fans can build their evening around four separately ticketed maze experiences.

Find more Halloween events and haunted attractions in the BESO Nightmare Navigator. For another theme-park Halloween option, see our guide to Eifelpark HalloWnights 2026.


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