Blenheim Palace opens Halloween trail with giant spider

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 22 Oct, 21:02 · Archive

Blenheim Palace's Halloween trail opened with a 1.3km after-dark trail featuring a four-metre moving spider and other attractions until 1 November.

Blenheim Palace's Halloween trail has officially opened and runs until 1 November, offering 1.3km of after-dark immersive installations and creepy characters. The event features new attractions including a towering four-metre-tall moving spider, a 20-metre web tunnel, an eerie Dracula's Lair, neon coffins and a Monster Disco. Returning favourites include the Headless Horseman, Pirate's Wreck and Possessed Pumpkin Farm.

Younger visitors can enjoy the trail during daylight hours, while twilight and late-night sessions offer extra thrills for older children and adults. The trail provides opportunities to make spooky family memories against the backdrop of the palace grounds. A spokesperson for Blenheim Palace said the event 'promises an unforgettable October half-term experience' with 'something for every age'.

Tickets start at £19 for adults and £13.50 for children, with both standard and peak pricing available. Parking is priced at £10, and flexible payment options including Pay in Three are offered. Families are encouraged to book early to secure their visit.

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• Blenheim Palace Halloween trail opens with giant spider and scaresRunning until November 1, Blenheim Palace's Halloween trail has now officially opened.Oxford Mail · 22 Oct, 20:00
• Blenheim Palace Halloween trail opens with giant spider and scaresRunning until November 1, Blenheim Palace's Halloween trail has now officially opened.Oxfordshire Guardian · 22 Oct, 20:00

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