Press Kit 12 - PortAventura

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Halloween
Christmas
Scary days in PortAventura
For approximately one and a half months the most
repulsive, unpleasant and scary creatures wander about
the most unexpected places in the Park and the Resort.
Halloween is here. Not only in the attractions area you
may find the living dead and monsters, they are also
lodged in rooms at some hotels in the Park. They even
break into the kitchens and then the meals at the resort
turn into scary gastronomic proposals.
All kinds of shows for a public of all ages that is brave
and daring. Parades performed by fearsome characters
such as Dracula, the Mummy, Frankenstein or the
Addams Family. Walks in the middle of the dark in the
Polynesian jungle in company of monstrous creatures. A
terror passage in the Far West that will challenges the
nerves of the most impassive ones. And humour amidst
so much panic and terror, lots of humour to relax and
laugh out loud comfortably.
A journey to fantasy, and the sweetest and
most exciting children’s emotions
By late November, when spirits ghosts and the walking
dead return to their true dwellings and the Park gets
quiet again in a matter of very few days we have
Christmas with us. PortAventura boasts with light
and charm until 6 January.
Woody, Winnie and the characters in the Park play
now the leading role. PortAventura’s playful mascot
shows in “Woody on Ice” its skill and audacity on an
ice rink where visitors may also show their mettle.
Other shows featuring music and dance, bring the
youngest ones close to Santa Claus, such as the
“Haunted Forest” or “Marie’s Journey”, a history
were the Nutcracker’s main character, with the
assistance of a buffoon and a wizard sets for a journey
full of surprises to find Lapland’s most beloved elder
man.
Fun goes on at PortAventura’s hotels, dinners with
magic and juggling and a very special decor, as well as
the food, featuring typical products of Christmas time,
which can be tasted throughout the whole Park.
Christmas
Halloween