Disneyland Paris has revealed its festive lineup for the upcoming winter season, confirming that the holiday magic will expand into its newly reimagined second gate for the very first time.

Running from 7 November 2026 to 6 January 2027, Disney Enchanted Christmas will bridge traditional celebrations at Disneyland Park with an all-new seasonal atmosphere inside the World of Frozen at Disney Adventure World.

France's biggest Halloween event is set to run from 3 October to 8 November 2026, promising a bigger, scarier, and more immersive experience than ever before.

Following a record-breaking 2025 season that welcomed 557,500 visitors over 20 days and featured 12 sold-out evening sessions, Parc Astérix is gearing up for the return of Peur sur le Parc.

Building on its status as the country's premier Halloween theme park celebration, this year's edition introduces five major new additions, including an innovative outdoor trail, revamped dining experiences, brand-new shows, and 12 exclusive late-night events running until 1:00 am.

Walibi Rhône-Alpes is getting ready to transform for its signature autumn event, with WAAAlloween returning from October 3 to November 11, 2026.

Building on a strong season that has already seen an increase of 18,300 visitors compared to last year, the park is scaling up its Halloween offering with major new additions, immersive zones, and historic late-night openings.

Toverland in the Netherlands has announced the full details and dates for its eagerly anticipated autumn season, featuring extensive evening frights and daytime family attractions.

Running from Saturday 3 October, the Dutch theme park will host 17 family-friendly Halloween Days and 13 spine-chilling Halloween Nights, headlined by a major new addition.

Disneyland Paris has announced the return of the popular Disney Halloween Festival, running from 26 September to 1 November 2026.

Europe's leading tourist destination will once again combine seasonal chills with classic Disney magic for families and visitors of all ages.

PortAventura World is gearing up for its upcoming Halloween season, promising an expanded entertainment lineup and a heightened level of intensity for visitors of all ages.

Running from September 19 to November 15, the Spanish resort will transform its park areas with special decorations, themed gastronomy, exclusive products, and a host of new features.

Marking 27 years since PortAventura World began its Halloween celebrations, the 2026 edition introduces several key additions to the programme.

Efteling has confirmed that its popular Raveleijn themed area will reopen its gates on 1 December, following a closure of nearly a year.

The Dutch theme park has released new sketches, a teaser video, and further details regarding the ambitious overhaul, which represents a total investment of €20 million.

Visitors heading to the park will be able to experience the completely renovated city and the new park show, Raveleijn: Battle for the City, which promises an array of spectacular stunts. The extensive project has been divided into three key investment areas: €10 million dedicated to the new show, €5 million for the area's overall renovation, and €5 million in creating a new attraction.

Movie Park Germany is summoning the legends of darkness for its 28th Halloween Horror Festival. Running for 22 event days between 26 September and 8 November 2026, the park will once again transform into an epicentre of fear with the theme 'Legends Never Die'.