Terra Mítica Shows Its Most "Terrifying" Side to Celebrate Halloween

Classic Mediterranean myths will coexist with the Halloween celebration during October. Terra Mítica will show its most "terrifying" side from Saturday, October 5, until November 3 to commemorate All Hallow's Eve. To this end, it has organized numerous activities that will turn the theme park into an environment of "terrifying" fun.

To this end, Terra Mítica will become a dark stage where monsters and beings from other worlds will roam freely. Among the surprises is 'The Conquest of Cronos,' a performance featuring this majestic titan as the protagonist, welcoming visitors in the Obelisk Plaza.

The 'performance' will delve into the concept of time through Cronos, who, after escaping the cell where he was imprisoned by Zeus, decides to play with time. The titan seeks to change history to become the most powerful being by challenging other mythical characters like Cleopatra or Julius Caesar.

The reinvention will also extend to other representative shows, such as Spartacus. Starting October 5, Terra Mítica will tell the story of 'Spartacus and the Queen of the Dead,' featuring Allen, a 12-year-old boy fascinated by his grandfather Ganicus's stories who decides to perpetuate the legend of the Thracian slave.

Additionally, 'Egypt's Nightmares' will put the finishing touch on each day with a new adventure story of Samira and her father. This time, the girl will be trapped by a dark and overwhelming force that will compel her to fall prey to darkness. To enhance the performance, the entire artistic cast of Terra Mítica will participate, along with videomapping and an exclusive soundtrack.

The big day will arrive on October 31 with an extraordinary opening of the park until one in the morning. The Halloween celebration will feature a grand party including six haunted passages in Terra Mítica's various thematic areas.