Torres de la Alameda cancels the Passage of Terror due to mourning

The Passage of Terror on Saturday is cancelled due to official mourning. The Halloween party at the Fairgrounds remains at 00:00 on Sunday.

Javier Tordesillas Rueda
· 2 min read

The Town Hall of Torres de la Alameda suspends the Passage of Terror on Saturday 31st October due to official mourning following the train accident in Urda. The Halloween party will go ahead.

Due to the official mourning declared after the train accident in Urda (Toledo), the Town Hall of Torres de la Alameda cancels the Passage of Terror, scheduled for Saturday 31st October. The activity of the Municipal Dance School planned before the passage is also suspended. The council expresses its condolences to the families of the deceased and its solidarity with all those affected.

The decision responds, according to the municipal statement, as a gesture of mourning and respect towards the victims. The Town Hall thanks the Festivities Commission and the Municipal Dance School for their work in preparing the activities and their understanding.

Children's and cultural activities will continue. On Friday 30th October, the AMPA of Colegio Nuestra Señora del Rosario is organising a Halloween workshop from 17:30 to 19:30 at the Fairgrounds, with free entry for members and a donation of €3 for non-members. At 20:00, "Fuego Salvaje" will be performed, featuring Wilbur, at the Municipal Auditorium Las Amapolas, with tickets sold out.

On Saturday 31st October, DiverTorres is organising a Halloween workshop from 17:30 to 18:30 at the Nave Rincón Joven. From 19:00 to 20:00, there will be a ghost hunt in Parque Calvario with a contribution of €1 and prior registration is required.

The Halloween Party at the Fairgrounds will start at 00:00 on Sunday 1st November, once the official mourning period has ended.

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