Creepy Halloween nights: Eddelsen becomes a ghost mecca!

Creepy Halloween nights: Eddelsen becomes a ghost mecca!

hundreds of small ghosts, witches and monsters have made themselves hunting for Halloween treats in Seevetal! In the streets of Meckelfeld and Eddelsen, the scary mood could not be overlooked yesterday evening. The residents had transformed their houses and gardens into eerie locations that amazed both children and adults.

Especially the brothers Bastian and Florian Lange stood with their creepy -decorated tent in Mattenmoorstrasse. With spirits, spiders and a fog machine, they provided eerie atmosphere. "We enjoy our fun in Halloween," said Bastian, hiding at the entrance to hand over sweets to the little spirits. Just one kilometer away, Timo Schiemann converted his front garden into a huge cemetery, complete with a large skeleton and ghostly lighting. "Three fog machines ensure the perfect scary mood," says the creative neighbor.

creepy house attracts the masses

The absolute highlight, however, was the “creepy house” by Björn Heiser in Eddelsen. Over 1,500 visitors flocked to Graf-Kalkreuth-Straße to experience the dreaded ghost park. "The torchlight hike was a hit! Around 400 people took part in the tour," said Heiser. Even from Hanover, the bravest ghosts arrived to face the scary. "We are planning a torchlight hike again next year," said Heiser, while he looked at the children's shining eyes, which shone from excitement.

The police drew a positive record of the evening. "There were no special or larger operations," said police spokesman Jan Krüger. The Halloweenfest in Seevetal became not only a scary, but also a safe experience for everyone involved.