Creepy Halloween party in the Prenzlauer Seepark attracts 900 visitors!

Creepy Halloween party in the Prenzlauer Seepark attracts 900 visitors!

In the Prenzlauer Seepark, Halloween became a spectacular scary spectacle! Around 900 visitors flocked to this eerie celebration, which came up with shining pumpkins and a spider web rint. Fog machines, howling skeletons and scary music provided an uncanny atmosphere that captivated young and old. "We didn't expect so many guests!", Ramona Grensing cheered, who was presented at the entrance. The preparations were clearly worth it!

Especially the small ghosts had fun! The swan queen Betty Westphal and her honorary lady Miree Kolm distributed sweets to the small creepy fans. "You are frightened by scary figures and that also includes scary music!" Know the ten -year -old Lilly Lindow. And the smaller guests also enjoyed the scary attractions, such as "Werner's Express", who made his rounds despite the lack of a ghost track. The costumes, artfully decorated with "blood" and "bats", were a real eye -catcher.

An evening full of surprises

Kevin Fechtner, a 19-year-old trainee, created the right mood with his music. "I like to work on a voluntary basis at events," he said proudly. The fog machines hissed and the lights danced while the families gathered around the fireplaces to roast stick dough. Katja Braune, an enthusiastic visitor, praised the creativity of the organizers: "It is nice that something like this is organized every year. You often don't see that in large cities!"

The anticipation for the next Halloween party was already noticeable. On Saturday at 4 p.m. the Uckerseehalle becomes the next creep zone for the small spirits. "If a spider falls on my head somewhere now, I don't creep. An evening full of laughter, whispering and eerily fun - that was the Halloweenfest in the Seepark!