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Halloween Late Night Eat & Play

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Dates:

Friday 23rd October 2026

Time:

3.15pm or 5.30pm

This session gives families extra time to enjoy both our indoor and outdoor play areas after school with a Halloween twist!

The Wicked Witch will be popping by with a Trick or Treat for every child.

It’s the perfect easy Friday night treat for the whole family!

  • Entry from 3.15pm. Closing at 8pm. 
  • Each child’s ticket includes a meal from our children’s menu, meeting the wicked witch & receiving a trick or treat.
  • Adults menu available on the night 
  • Food served until 6.30pm
  • Our outdoor play will close between 6pm & 6.30pm when natural light disappears.

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