Ocean Park Management Team Get into the Spirit of Celebrating Halloween Dressing up as Ghouls Surprising Guests at Every Corner of the Park
With the 15th anniversary celebration of Ocean Park’s Halloween Fest in full-swing, the management team of Ocean Park is ready to pump up the Halloween spirit by lurking in dark corners around the Park to welcome and surprise guests in their ghoulish costumes on Halloween day tomorrow (31 October). Joining this special appearance is Ocean Park’s Chairman Leo Kung – The Hooded Ghoul, Deputy Chairman Lau Ming-wai – Knight of the Dark Kingdom, Chief Executive Tom Mehrmann – King of the Lunatics, Deputy Chief Executive Matthias Li – Leader of the Haunted Woodland, and a number of Ocean Park’s Executive Directors.
Two more event days remain before the Ocean Park Halloween Fest adjourns with a final finale on 1 November. Guests who have yet to experience this year’s festivities should not miss the chance to come tomorrow or 1 November for a day filled with fright and fun! In addition to “10 unique experiences at 8 haunted attractions”, guests can take pictures with 666 performers, including the dressed-up Management Team, and bring home an unforgettable Halloween celebration.
This year, guests can enjoy an array of offerings in Ocean Park, including a solo journey at the H15 presented by Yahoo! Hong Kong, Blue Girl Beer Presents: The Walking Dead: Survival which was themed on the FOX Channel’s popular TV drama series The Walking Dead, and the 15 Years of Horror presented by Modern Education which brings back iconic scenes from haunted attractions over the last 14 years. Doraemon and his 5 friends will also greet and take photos with guests while donned in Halloween looks for the first time at the Doraemon@The Halloween Movies Studio. At Hong Kong’s longest trick-or-treat walk-through experience, Trick or Treat Pumpkin Trail, guests are showered with an unlimited supply of candies and souvenirs. A number of specially prepared Halloween shows throughout the Park will also keep guests on their toes as they tour around the attractions.
