The Majadahonda Town Council is organising free workshops, a zombie experience, and a haunted passage for this Halloween. The activities will take place between October 29 and 30.
Once again, the Majadahonda Town Council has prepared a series of free activities for young people and families who want to celebrate Halloween in the municipality. The initiative is called "Majalloween" and brings together proposals for all ages.
On Thursday, October 29, from 17:30 to 20:00, a cooking workshop will be held featuring healthy recipes with a monstrous twist. It is aimed at young people aged 11 to 17 and will take place at the “Príncipe de Asturias” Youth Centre, located at Doctor Calero Street, 37. Participants must bring their own apron and a container to take home the prepared food.
On Friday, October 30, there will be two proposals. The first is the Zombie Experience, an immersive survival experience in a post-apocalyptic world that combines role-playing, logic tests, and FX makeup. The goal is to find an antidote against a virus that threatens to turn participants into the undead. It is recommended for those aged 12 and over, and minors must be accompanied. The meeting point is the town hall square, starting at 18:30, and the action takes place on Gran Vía Street and its surroundings until 20:00.
On the same day, from 17:30 to 20:30, the Youth Centre will organise the traditional "trick or treat?", with surprises for those who come in costume.
The week will conclude with the Haunted Passage, at the “Príncipe Felipe” Sports Centre (Avenida de Guadarrama, 7). It is recommended for those aged 8 and over and will run from 17:30 to 21:20, in 10-minute slots. Spaces are limited. Each resident can collect up to three invitations with their ID, and reservations will open on Tuesday, October 27 at 10:00 through the Giglon website.

