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Hallowena

The People's Park, Doury Road, Ballymena, County Antrim, BT43 6JA
Hallowena

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People’s Park, Ballymena will host one of the scariest nights of the year on Friday 30 October from 6pm – 8.30pm! (Quiet hour from 5pm – 6pm)

The free event will thrill and chill with a packed programme of spooktacular activities for all your little monsters to enjoy!

With a fire juggling display, a fancy dress competition, spooky walkabout characters, a kids funfair and live music – there’s something for everyone to enjoy!

Follow the extended spooky illumination trail throughout the park and bump into some familiar characters along the way.

You can sink your fangs into some sweet treats or tasty hot food to beat those Halloween hunger pangs. The fun and festivities will finish with a fabulous fireworks finale at 8.20pm.

Wandering ghouls and spine tingling figures will be ready to spook you at every turn with a few hair-raising special additions!

To help with a safe set-up of the site People’s Park will be closed to all members of the public on Friday 30 October until the event starts at 5pm.

For everyone’s safety, NO dogs, alcohol or personal fireworks are permitted in the park. Under-16s must have a responsible adult with them.

ALL attendees must have a ticket each (adults and children). Adults and over 12 years old - £2.35 + booking fee, 0-11 year olds – free.

 

Tickets will be released on Monday 21st September at 7pm.

 

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Ticket TypeTicket Tariff
Over 12s£2.35 per ticket

This is a ticket-only event. £2.35 (+booking fee) each for everyone 12 and over. Free for 11 and under but ticket still required.
There will be a ticketed “quiet hour” from 5pm - 6pm.

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Opening Times

Hallowena (Ticket only access) (30 Oct 2026)

* 6pm – 8.30pm

There will also be a ticketed “quiet hour” from 5pm - 6pm.

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