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Welcome to Halloween at Bakken 2026 in Klampenborg
In October 2026, Bakken, the world's oldest amusement park set in the woods of Dyrehaven near Klampenborg, turns into an autumn wonderland full of spooky charm. During the Danish autumn holidays from October 10 to 18, pumpkins, witches and eerie creatures take over the park for visitors of all ages, and as always at Bakken, entry is completely free.
Highlights and Attractions at Halloween on Bakken
- Two brand new horror attractions called Bakken After Dark, hidden beneath the historic roller coaster and inside the circus tent
- A straw bale maze for the brave hearted
- Autumn decorated pathways filled with pumpkins, cobwebs and scarecrows
- Family friendly entertainment on the outdoor stage with shows for the youngest guests
- The park's classic rides wrapped in a spooky autumn atmosphere
- An extra opening weekend from October 23 to 25
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Program and Schedule: What to Expect in Klampenborg
During the day throughout the autumn holidays, the whole family takes center stage with pumpkin decor, children's entertainment and the park's usual rides. In the evenings, two areas of the park transform into the Bakken After Dark horror attractions, typically open from 18:30 to 22:00, and definitely not for the faint hearted. Those who prefer a gentler visit can simply enjoy the daytime autumn atmosphere without the scares.
Tickets and Admission for Halloween at Bakken
Entry to Bakken remains completely free, including during the Halloween season. Payment is only required for individual rides or a ride pass for unlimited access, as well as for the two Bakken After Dark horror attractions, with exact 2026 prices to be published on the official website.
Visitor Tips: Travel and Accommodation Near Klampenborg
- Klampenborg train station sits right at the park entrance, making it the easiest way to arrive from Copenhagen
- Late October can bring cool and damp weather to Dyrehaven, so warm clothing is a good idea
- Arrive early for the evening horror attractions, since queues tend to grow quickly after dark
- A visit pairs well with a walk through the neighboring deer park, Dyrehaven
- Families with young children are best off visiting during the day to skip the more intense evening horror attractions
Note: The information on this page was researched at the time of writing and may have changed since then (e.g. date, venue, or program). Visit the organizer's official website →
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