Nothing shocks you anymore? Yeah, right—tell that to your grandma. If you really think you’re completely jaded, we’ve got a little challenge for you. Want to bet that Senjo Color will really get your heart racing? Read for yourself.
When fake blood splatters and zombies bare their fangs at Bavaria Filmstadt, it means the Spooky Tour is back! From October 16 to 31, 2026, it’s time to scare everyone senseless once again.
Because during Halloween, the otherwise peaceful studio sets in Geiselgasteig near Munich are transformed into a veritable playground for horror fans. Here, 25 liters of fake blood flow, and terrifying dangers lurk in dark areas like the Scare Zone “Apolyptica – Dead End Street ” and the maze for the hard-core, “Obscurum – The Last Light.”
Die-hard adrenaline junkies have already marked this event in bold on their calendars! That’s because the horror nerds at the Spooky Tour are always coming up with something new to make even the most hardened visitors’ blood run cold.
The ultimate playground for kids? Discover new attractions!
Do you think the old attractions are just a playground for kids? Then listen up. The exclusive zombie escape adventure “Mørkheim—City of the Lost” is guaranteed to get your heart racing. If you’re looking for a new thrill, you should definitely check out the interactive movie experience Cine Mortale —there, you’ll be right in the middle of the horror instead of just watching it. Or treat yourself to the Freak Ride if ordinary haunted houses no longer elicit more than a weary yawn—and brace yourself for the ultimate horror trip!
No horror without jump scares!
And if Morkheim, Freak Ride, and the rest still haven’t given you the thrill you’ve been waiting for: Over 75 scare actors are already lurking in the fog, ready to make your heart drop into your toes. Watch out for nightmarish figures like the relentless guardians of the field in the eternal corn maze, the many-legged inhabitants of Spider Gorge, or the sinister creatures in the abandoned Horror Maze Hotel—they’re out to get you.
To make sure that a bone-chilling zombie or merciless monster really looks authentic and terrifying in dim lighting or under a strobe, that’s where we come in: As the proud paint sponsor of the Spooky Tour, Senjo Color makes sure that not only is your makeup on point, but you’re also absolutely terrified!
Can I get a scare, please? Come right away!
To send a chill down the spine of even the most jaded horror junkie, Senjo Color paints demonstrate real superpowers on the Spooky Tour:
- Intense pigmentation: To ensure that the demonic and creepy faces look as vivid as possible even in the dark, you simply need the highest level of coverage.
- Sticks like glue: Performers run, sweat, and scare people for over 75 minutes of live entertainment—spending hours outdoors or in cramped mazes. The makeup can’t crack or flake.
- Gentle on monster skin: Anyone who wears a full costume every night needs colors that are safe and extremely gentle on the skin. 100% spooky performance, 0% irritation!
So if, during the tour, a monster suddenly jumps out at you from the fog and you flinch and scream because that ghastly face looks so frighteningly real: mission accomplished. Your fright is our greatest reward!
Have fun getting spooked!
🎃 Filmstadt Spooky Tour 2026 – All Dates at a Glance:
- 📍 Location: Bavaria Filmstadt, Munich
- 🗓️ Event Dates: October 16–31, 2026
👻 Spooky Tour (nighttime event for ages 16 and up):
- Dates: October 16, 17, 22, 23, 24, 25, 29, 30, and 31
- Duration: Over 75 minutes of live entertainment
- Program: A brand-new interactive story, new mazes (including Obscurum and Hotel zum Biss), a VR experience, and over 75 scare actors.
👨👩👧👦 Family Halloween (For All Ages):
- Date: October 24, 2026
- Time: 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
- Program: Halloween Village, spooky game stations, walking acts, and a magic show. Costumes are encouraged! (Included with the day pass or available for €5 at the box office).
🎟️ Tickets & Info: www.spookytour.de
📱Instagram:@filmstadtspookytour |@bavariafilmstadt
📸 Photos: Robin Stumpf@stumpf.robin
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