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Halloween is literally around the corner as October 31 falls on the upcoming Saturday—which means that you have only five days to get your costume together, make plans with you friends and book tickets to the best Halloween party (or parties) in town. If you’re a Halloween procrastinator, we’re here to help with at least the party-picking. Here are 10 of the best scary-fun parties happening at the end of the week; there’s something for every type of trick-or-tricker, whether you’re about the booze, dressing up, theatrics or something else.
Put on your scariest costume and head over to The House of Horror at Upstairs of The House on Sathorn this October 31. In collaboration with Penfolds Max, the W Hotel aims to host one of the most impressive Halloween parties in town this year, providing you with as much “blood” as you’d like to imbibe and the backdrop of a true neoclassical house. In addition to exclusive Penfolds wines, the house mixologist plus guest mixo Son Nguyen will be coming up with creative cocktails to fit the theme of the night. DJ Orawan, DJ Groove and saxophonist Antonio Pedrero Garcia are lined up for the evening, but the W refuses to tell us anything about the “surprise shows” scheduled, so you will just have to walk into unknown… just like a real house of horrors.
There are several packages of entry to this event, including early bird tickets, regular tickets, Max Discovery tickets and the special Penfolds Max, Penfolds St Henri and Penfolds VIP packages. The best deal of all in our opinion though, is The House of Horror Special Room Bundle Offer, which lets you stay the night at the W’s Wonderful Room with breakfast for two at The Kitchen Table and 10 Penfolds Max drinks at the party for 5,000 baht net.
For more information and tickets, click here.
Celebrate Halloween with drag queens at House of Heals’ Death Becomes Her-themed Healoween Party. Let the crowd know how you died with your costume (that’s the official dress code) and enjoy shows all night long by Thailand’s drag royalty: Pangina Heals, Annee Maywong, Miss Gimhuay, Meannie Minaj, Dearis Doll, Kandy Zyanide, Kana Warrior and more! Thailand’s pop diva Gam Wichayanee is also scheduled to belt the house down, along with other impressive vocalists. There will also be pro aerialists and pole dancers at the party to make sure your jaw drops beyond death.
The party begins at 6:30pm on October 31. For more information or book tickets and tables, click here.
A costume contest, circus performances, fortune telling, international DJ’s, free flows… Hemingway’s isn’t messing around this Halloween with their enticing Dark Circus themed party. Beginning at 6pm on October 31 with free flows of Stoli vodka for one hour, entry is free all night and the party promises tonnes of interactive experiences for partygoers. If you’re someone who likes activities and dressing up, this is the Halloween party for you.
Call 02-653-3900 to book or visit the Facebook event for more information.
For a more techno and dancey Halloween, head to Escape Bangkok for Kolour Halloween 2020. An open-air party above The EmQuartier, expect great views, food, drinks and, of course, electronic music from the famed music event organiser. Dress to impress as there will be prizes for the best Halloween costume. Don’t have time to do your makeup? Free spooky Halloween body and face painting will be available! More activities and the final line-up of musical acts to be announced on the Facebook event. All pre-sale tickets are sold-out, but 200 tickets will be available at the door on October 31, for 950 baht each.
Celebrate Halloween the Mexicano way with a Halloween-slash-Dia-de-Los Muertos party on October 31. Begin the night with an authentic Mexican feast and delicious drinks at festive, fun prices. There will be a live Cuban band and Latin DJs for you to dance the night away, and do come dressed to win a costume competition. Otherwise, you better get face-painted at the face-painting booth.
Visit the Facebook event for more information.
Danse, danse. We’re falling apart to halftime. This year, Sing Sing is hosting a Halloween party on two nights, Friday, October 30 and Saturday, October 31. Come dressed and come to party to some hair-raising, hell-bent music and house entertainment.
Call 063-225-1331 to book, or learn more at singsing-bangkok.com or the Facebook event.
Hide Park is offering some attractive deals this Hallows’ Eve. On the night of October 31, there will be four signature cocktails offered at only 150 baht per glass. All. Night. Long. Alternatively, pay 1,900 baht for four hours of free flow—cocktails, wines, beer and bubbles—from 6pm until 10pm. Party until you drop dead, as they say.
For more information, see the Facebook event.
Celebrate Halloween with the city’s best female bartenders at one of the city’s best bars on October 31. Ann Pongprom and Tamaryn Cooper are taking over Tropic City for the night, stirring up their signature Halloween cocktails, while DJ Myle will take over the deck to keep you entertained with spooky tunes throughout the night. Three most spine-tingling or creative costumes will win prizes, so get competitive!
Call 097-242-2890 to book. Click here to see the Facebook event.
Above Eleven invites you to unleash the monster within at their Halloween Monster Ball. Inspired by angels and demons and the in-between, you are encouraged to bring your scary entourage to this night of spooky drinks and groovy beats.
To make a reservation, call 02-038-5111. For more information, follow the Facebook event.
New multidisciplinary creative space Townhouse, popular concert organiser Have You Heard? and Jameson join forces to host what is anticipated to be one of the more hip and cooler celebrations of Halloween this coming Saturday. Best dressed gets a free bottle. Otherwise, there will be plenty of drinks and bites to catch over the course of the night while enjoying the talents of Martian Child, DJ Zombie, Mo-Funk, Winsworld, DeLorean and more. Tickets are 350 baht and include one drink.
Grab your tickets now by inboxing the Facebook event.
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