New Halloween experience in Glasgow promises magical thrills and eerie adventures
A brand new Halloween event is coming to Glasgow this October, offering families a packed programme of spooky fun and supernatural-themed entertainment.
Taking place at the SEC centre from October 24 to 26, 2025, Glasghost is being billed as one of the city's most exciting new seasonal celebrations, Glasgow Live reports.
Organisers say the event will deliver "eerie entertainment, interactive adventures, and magical memories for all ages", and are confident it will become Glasgow's 'most anticipated Halloween celebration yet'.
The indoor attraction promises two full hours of immersive activities and performances, with no hidden costs once inside.
Every ride, attraction and activity is included in the ticket price, giving visitors access to an array of Halloween-themed experiences.
A spokesperson for Glasghost said: "Whether it's raining bats or shining moons, the event is designed to be fully weatherproof with plenty of indoor fun for families to enjoy together.
"Don't miss out. Tickets are expected to vanish fast, so secure your spot today for the ultimate Halloween adventure. Glasghost is a magical, monster-filled, and memory-making day out that's guaranteed to delight kids and grown-ups alike."
Visitors can expect a wide range of themed zones and experiences.
Highlights include:
Ghost Train and Haunted House – Classic fairground scares for the whole family. (Children under six must be accompanied by an adult.)
Alien Invasion Laser Tag – A high-energy, out-of-this-world battle experience where guests gear up and join the resistance.
Silent Disco – Dance the night away on a glowing dance floor to Halloween classics, including Michael Jackson's Thriller.
Kids Zone – A creative space where younger children can craft potions, make spells, and explore a pumpkin patch perfect for photo opportunities.
Wizarding World – Step into a fantasy realm inspired by the world of Harry Potter, complete with dragons, Dementors and even a replica of Platform 9¾.
Spooky Graveyard Photo Ops – Snap some hauntingly fun photos with life-size characters and eerie set pieces. But beware, Dracula might be lurking nearby!
Trick or Treat Alley – Pick up sweet treats and browse stalls from Spook-A-Boo vendors selling costumes, spooky gifts, and Halloween goodies.
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The official release says: "Your entry ticket gives you full access to all activities and rides—no hidden costs, just pure fun! Rain? No Problem!"
How to get tickets for Glasghost
The entire event is designed to be family friendly while still offering chills and thrills for older children and adults. With themed environments, live entertainment and hands-on activities, Glasghost aims to offer something for everyone.
Tickets are available now via the official website at www.glasghost.co.uk, with prices starting at around £16 for children and from £26 for adults depending on time slot. Guests can choose their preferred entry time when booking.
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