🎃👻 !Happy Spooktober Trick or Treaters! 🎃👻
Are you ready for your worst nightmares to appear on your doorstep this Halloween?
🍬 🍭 Trick or Treating! 🍭🍬
Trick or Treat! Only the best part of Halloween! There are so many houses and places to find all the lollies in the world! But Don’t forget Halloween is all about having fun and enjoying the adventure, don’t forget to be respectful to the other residents & Trick or Treaters in the area! Its also super important to remember not everyone will be in the spooky mood, so if your neighbours don’t answer their door it would be the neighbourly thing to move along to the next house. Most people who don’t want to be disturbed will have the front porch light off or a sign on their door.
(The QLD Police have a printable sign on their website for unwanted spooksters or click the link – Halloween Door Signs).
🍭 Don’t forget the magic words… Trick or Treat 🍭
How to stay safe while trick or treating:
- Stay in pairs or groups
- Children should be accompanied by an Adult
- Walk on the footpaths & avoid roads
- Take a flashlight
- Ensure your pets are kept on a lead
- Ensure all lollies are checked by an adult before consumption
Recommended trick or treating locations:
- Coomera & Upper Coomera
- Pacific Pines & Oxenford
- Molendinar
- Worongary
- Ormeau
- Burleigh Waters
- Robina
- Merrimac
What’s On?
This year there is a number of fun activities and events happening all over the Gold Coast! Don’t miss out on all the Halloween fun happening all over the Gold Coast from the 25th of October – 3rd November! See Bellow for details or visit the GCCC website for more information & bookings.
IT Inspired Haunted House
- Pandora Crescent @ Pacific Pines
- Cost: Free
- You can’t miss this amazing IT Inspired Haunted House. Perfect to spook up your Halloween night!
Surfers Paradise Fest-Evil
- 31st October – 2nd November @ Surfers Paradise
- Cost: FREE
- Surfers Paradise is about to be taken over by all things freaky and fun!
- The three-day event includes costume competitions, a Zombie Parade, entertainment & more.
Halloween Family Festival
- 2nd November @ Carrara KDV Sport (2:00 PM – 7:00 PM)
- Cost: $10 Per Person
- A family event for everyone with games and activities, workshops, music, food and drinks, scary climbing wall and even a haunted house! Come dressed as your scariest character and win a prize!
- To Book Contact KDV Sport:
- Daman: daman.foy@kdvsport.com or Call 07 5596 0404
FestEvil at the Fangtuary
- 25th – 26th October @ Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary (6:00 PM – 9:00 PM)
- Cost: $15 Per Person (Kids Under 4 Free)
- Come along and join us for a SPOOK-TACULAR two nights this Halloween weekend. Enjoy the frightfully fun Wildlife Witches show, appearances by the Gruffalo and a kid disco to boo-gy along to! You can also get your scare on with our photo booth. Ticket price includes trick or treats and fun activities for the kids. Come dressed in your spookiest costume!
Light Night
- 31st October @ Glow Church (6:00 PM – 8:30 PM)
- Cost: FREE – Register via Facebook
- Glow Church presents a Halloween alternative with a fun and entertaining event for children ages 1 – 12 years.
Little Monsters Halloween Party
- 31st October @ Broadwater Parklands (4:30 PM – 8:30 PM)
- Cost: FREE
- Want to give trick or treating a miss? Come and celebrate Halloween with your little monsters at Broadwater Parklands. We are creeping it real with a fancy-dress competition, DJ Party plus other spooky activities. We have also teamed up with the Movies Under the Stars program to bring you a showing of Hotel Transylvania 3 which will follow the party from 6.30 pm.
Happy Halloween
- 26th October @ Dreamworld (6:00PM – 10:00PM)
- Cost: $29 Per Guest or FREE for Annual Passholders (Must Book)
- Perfect for kids of all ages, there will be loads of entertainment, including trick-or-treating, a costume competition with prizes to win, a fun hay maze for the kiddos, rides at night, and so much more!
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So what are you dressing up as this Halloween?
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Halloween’s Origin?
- It originates from the Celtic people group who lived over 2000 years ago, In the area now known as Ireland, United Kingdom & Northern France.
- The Celtic’s held a Samhain (Pronounced sow-in) Festival on the 31st October every year. This day marked the end of Summer and the harvest as well as the coming of a dark and cold Winter, which commonly resulted in mass amounts of Human Deaths.
- It was also of their belief that on that day each year the worlds between the living and the dead would become blurred and the ghosts of the dead could return to earth. The Celtic people believed that the ghosts of the dead could destroy crops and their livestock. They would create large sacred bonfires to sacrifice crops, livestock
to the Celtic Deities. During the celebration, they would wear costumes customarily made of animal head & skin. - In the time since then many cultures & countries have adapted the traditions leading us to Halloween, we celebrate today.
Find Out More: https://www.history.com/topics/halloween/history-of-halloween
🎃👻🧛♂️ Have a Spooktacular Night 🧛♂️👻🎃