Just €10 on weekdays and €12 at weekends – that’s all it costs to visit one of Lithuania’s most impressive Halloween parks. Covering 13 hectares and offering attractions included in the ticket price, Bygailiai Halloween Park 2026 exceeded our expectations this year. The park features spectacular handmade decorations, light installations, rides for children, giants and stilt walkers, friendly Halloween characters and, for the bravest visitors, a separate horror zone that takes you through a basement, two floors of a building and a dark forest. We visited with our family, and we can confidently say this is one of Lithuania’s most interesting and enjoyable Halloween parks.
Bygailiai Halloween Park 2026 is a great choice for families looking for a child-friendly Halloween park that also features performers and horror areas. If you’re searching for Halloween parks, pumpkin farms, and seasonal events, our guide to Halloween in Lithuania 2026 will come in handy.
Bygailiai Halloween Park 2026 – 13-hectare world of Halloween decorations
Bygailiai Halloween Park 2026 is located in the Panevėžys District, on the 13-hectare grounds of a former children’s camp surrounded by pine forest. The park impressed visitors with its decorations and attractions last year. However, it has undergone even more changes this year, so it’s well worth visiting again if you came last year.
If you’re looking for a Halloween park to visit with children, you can spend the entire evening in the family zone. If you’re after a real adrenaline rush, there’s also a separate horror zone. You don’t need to enter it with young children.
That’s what we particularly liked about this park: everyone can choose the attractions they prefer.
All-inclusive entertainment
Another major advantage of Bygailiai Park is its affordable price. Tickets cost €10 from Monday to Wednesday and €12 from Thursday to Sunday. All attractions are included in the ticket price.
This means you don’t have to keep calculating extra costs when you arrive with children. You also don’t need to worry about how much each additional attraction will cost. Instead, children can enjoy the rides as much as they like.
The family zone offers:
- Three carousels
- Halloween train
- Electric boats
- Electric cars
- An animal area
However, the rides aren’t the only thing that makes Bygailiai Halloween Park special.
Handmade Halloween sculptures, pumpkins, spooky characters, and light installations fill the vast grounds. This year’s decorations are particularly impressive and beautiful. You can genuinely see how much work has gone into creating them. After dark, the entire park becomes even more beautiful. The lights, forest, and decorations create a truly magical Halloween atmosphere.
The animators are a highlight of Bygailiai Park
If we had to pick one thing that particularly impressed us, it would be the team of performers.
As many as 30 performers work at the park on weekends. Their job involves much more than simply jumping out from behind a corner to scare visitors.
We loved how well they read people’s reactions. They interact with children in a friendly way, joke around, pose for photos, and involve visitors in the action. Also, they quickly work out which children enjoy a little teasing and which prefer a gentler approach.
Younger and more sensitive children receive extra care and attention. The animator’s aim certainly isn’t to scare everyone at any cost. This matters to families because the park remains exciting and delightfully spooky without making children fear a sudden scare at every turn. Motiejus and Paulė kept returning to joke with one particular clown and, of course, to ask the witch for sweets.
The family zone is open daily from 4 pm to 10 pm.
The horror zone
The main horror zone operates from 6 pm to 10 pm, but not every day. Until 1 November, it is open from Thursday to Sunday, while from 27 October to 1 November, it operates daily.
This is where visitors encounter the real scare actors. So, if you visit from Monday to Wednesday and want to enjoy a beautiful Halloween atmosphere, decorations, and family-friendly attractions, you can stick to the family zone. However, if you want the full horror experience with a large team of performers, plan your visit for a day when the horror zone is open.
In the family zone, performers are careful to respect each visitor’s limits. Once you enter the horror zone, however, the rules of the game change.
The route takes you through a basement, the first and second floors of an abandoned building, and a dark forest. Live scare actors hide throughout the route. The organisers also give visitors an important warning: once you enter, you must complete the entire route. This zone is better suited to older teenagers and adults who want more than just decorations from a Halloween park.
We entered the horror zone with our children just after it opened, while it was still light outside. I have to say that the performers took our children into account and made the scares gentler. The children found the experience fun and funny, and they wanted to do it again and again.
Why we loved Bygailiai Halloween Park 2026
You can easily spend at least three to four hours at the park. Children can ride the carousels, take the Halloween train, travel in electric boats, drive electric cars, and visit the animals. There’s also plenty of time to interact with the performers and explore the horror area.
The park also hosts live shows featuring giants and stilt walkers. The organisers announce specific performance times on social media.
So, if you’re looking for a Halloween park, Halloween activities for children, or simply one of Lithuania’s most interesting themed attractions this autumn, we definitely recommend adding Bygailiai to your list.
Useful information
Bygailiai Amusement Park is located at Vingio g. 5, Bygailiai village, Panevėžys District.
The family zone is open until 8 November, from 4 pm to 10 pm. The horror zone is open until 1 November, Thursday to Sunday, from 6 pm to 10 pm. From 27 October to 1 November, it operates daily. You can buy tickets online through the Bygailiai Amusement Park website or at the entrance.
Tickets: €10 from Monday to Wednesday and €12 from Thursday to Sunday. All main attractions are included in the ticket price.
