Holidaymakers are invited to carve out some good times and create spell-binding memories
One of the UK's biggest staycation operators is going full trick-or-treat this October and inviting guests to join the ‘Boo Crew’ at selected parks across the country. From now until November 1, Away Resorts is bringing the Halloween spirit to life every day with family-friendly activities and fun.
Whether it's dressing up as your favourite spooky character or carving scary faces into pumpkins, Away Resorts is promising a plethora of activities to keep parents and kids entertained all month round, including the hassle-free Halloween breaks during half-term.
The Boo Crew is the alter ego of the entertainment team, and every young guest automatically becomes a trainee member, invited to participate in activities to earn an official membership with a coveted 'License to Scare.'The Halloween JamBOOree is set to cast its spell every Wednesday and Saturday, ensuring that both midweek and weekend breaks in October are haunted by its eerie allure.
"Guests visiting us this October will have the unique opportunity to enjoy an amazing lineup of Halloween-themed activities at selected parks with some spooky surprises along the way too, all in a family-friendly setting and with some truly amazing views.”
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