Horror Park in Anykščiai 2026 truly impresses visitors with the number of attractions on offer this year. Here, you will find not only horror zones and spooky decorations, but also numerous rides, mazes, and activities for children and the whole family. This year, Horror Park in Anykščiai offers more attractions than any other Halloween park in Lithuania.
Horror Park in Anykščiai 2026 is an excellent choice for families looking for a child-friendly Halloween park. At the same time, it features costumed performers and dedicated horror areas. If you are looking for Halloween parks, pumpkin farms, and seasonal events, our guide to Halloween in Lithuania 2026 will also come in handy.
Horror Park in Anykščiai 2026
Horror Park in Anykščiai 2026 is located within the grounds of LABI Park and is open this year until November 2. The park offers more than 30 different rides, mazes, rooms, and other activities. Therefore, you can easily spend half a day or an entire evening exploring everything it has to offer.
We visited the park as a family, and there was certainly no shortage of activities for children. One of the best things about Horror Park is that you do not have to pay separately for each carousel or attraction. All attractions are included in the ticket price. As a result, children can choose what they want to try and return to their favourite rides as many times as they like.
In addition to the rides, there are plenty of other activities to enjoy. We particularly like that Horror Park is not just about scaring visitors.
Children can ride carousels, slide down on inflatable tubes, explore mazes, or try the children’s climbing course.
Meanwhile, visitors looking for a thrill can explore the horror maze, horror tunnel, and other areas where costumed performers appear. We also appreciate the signs near the rides and attractions that indicate where performers may be present. This makes it easier to decide which areas to enter and which to avoid.
Consequently, the park is a great choice for families with children of different ages. Younger children can enjoy gentler activities, while older and braver visitors can experience genuine Halloween scares.
During the day – for families with children, in the evening – much more horror
If you are visiting with younger children, our recommendation is simple: arrive during the day, just as we did.
The park itself recommends daytime visits for families with young children and more sensitive visitors. This is because the lighting, sound effects, and scares become more intense in the evening. The organisers also explain that performers do not deliberately scare families with young children. However, once it gets dark and the park becomes busier, performers may not notice every child in the crowd.
The park features numerous handmade installations, spooky characters, and themed areas. According to the organisers, artists help create the decorations. Some installations are so realistic that they will make you stop and take a closer look.
In the evening, the illuminated grounds look even more impressive.
However, it is important to know that the entire park features horror, death, and torture themes. Therefore, some areas may be too intense for more sensitive children.
Bring your Halloween costume to save on tickets
In 2026, the park offers a 20% ticket discount at the ticket office to visitors who arrive wearing a complete Halloween costume. According to the park, a complete costume must include a themed outfit and full face makeup or a mask.
For children, this can make the visit even more exciting. They can arrive dressed as their favourite Halloween character and enjoy the experience from the moment they enter the park.
