FAQ Halloween

There is no age limit for admission to the park. (Free admission for children under 110 cm.)

Our houses of horror – Korthuset, Vinden, Zombie and Skogen have a minimum age limit of 11, and our houses of horror 7 has a 15-year age limit. Both scare zones have a recommended minimum age of 11, as horror actors will then be moving among the guests in these areas.

The houses of horror opens three hours after the park open.

Fear is naturally an individual emotion, so it is difficult to say in advance what each person will find scary. This means we cannot give any guarantees. But if you are visiting the park with children who don’t want to be scared, we recommend you stay in Rabbit Land and Liseberg Gardens. These areas focus on the happier sides of the Halloween celebration: pumpkins, nice witches and trick-or-treating. On your way through the park to these areas you may pass some slightly scarier sights and sounds, such as dark shadows and music. Our tip is always to prepare yourself/your child for the fact that it might be a little scary on Halloween, but that everything you see and encounter at Liseberg is just pretend – it’s never really dangerous.

The really frightening Halloween experiences that you should definitely avoid if you do not want to be scared are the two scare zones: Cirkus Bisarr and Demonernas Skugga. These zones have a recommended minimum age limit of 11 from 6 pm onwards. In these zones you will also find three of our houses of horror, which have a lower age limit of 11.

The houses of horror are included in Gold Pass Maxi and All-in-One Halloween, but not in a Liseberg Pass or Gold Pass Mini.

You can buy tickets for the houses of horror in several ways:
All-in-One Halloween (admission, free rides and unlimited visits to the houses of horror for a whole day) can be bought using the app, at liseberg.com or in the park.

You can also buy individual ride and horror coupons from the ticket offices in the park and from the ticket machines near the houses of horror and attractions.

Yes, you can. However, you must not carry any props that look like weapons. If you have a face mask, you must take it off at the entrance, when you show your annual pass and/or identification, when you pay, etc. Likewise, you must not wear a mask inside our houses of horror.