SANTA CLAUS – Holiday World’s Happy Halloween Weekends event has been recognized on the prestigious 2024 Readers’ Choice Awards Top 10 list for the Best Theme Park Halloween Event. As voted by the public, the event secured sixth place among the top 10 winners.
The Readers’ Choice Awards, organized by USA TODAY 10Best, celebrate the best in travel and lifestyle. A panel of esteemed subject matter experts and USA TODAY 10Best editors meticulously curated the nominations before opening the voting process to the public.
“We are honored that Happy Halloween Weekends has been recognized as one of the best theme park Halloween events in the country,” said Matt Eckert, President and CEO of Holiday World & Splashin’ Safari. “Happy Halloween Weekends is a family-friendly event that has become a beloved tradition for our Guests. This award is a testament to our team’s hard work and dedication to provide the best experience for families year after year.”
During Happy Halloween Weekends, Holiday World transforms into a fall fun destination, offering a wide array of family-friendly activities and attractions. From thrilling rides to live entertainment, corn mazes, walkthrough attractions, and festive decorations, the park creates a magical atmosphere that captures the essence of the Halloween season. Happy Halloween Weekends began in 2012 and continues to grow with each year. This year, Happy Halloween Weekend broke its previous attendance record.
Holiday World & Splashin’ Safari are closed for the 2024 Season. 2025 Season Passes are on sale now and include the Free Pre-K Pass for children born between July 1, 2019 and October 26, 2021. Easy Pay payment plans are available for Platinum Season Passes and Season Passes. For more information on Season Passes, visit HolidayWorld.Com/SeasonPass.
Featured Image: The entrance to Holiday World boasts a spooky Happy Halloween Weekends sign every year during the month of October
Various images recount all of the Spooky Season festivities during the Happy Halloween Weekends at Holiday World