Your guide to Halloween at Warwick Castle

• Restrooms: Available throughout the castle grounds and internal buildings.
  
• Stroller/wheelchair rental: Mobility scooters are available for free. 
  
• Wi-Fi: Unlimited WiFi available for guests (especially in lodging). 
  
• Gift shop: Located in the Courtyard area, selling castle and Halloween merchandise.
  
• Dining options: Various food & drink stalls during evening events. During Castle After Dark, street food and drink vendors operate in the courtyard.

• Wheelchair access & step-free routes: The castle provides accessible routes and restrooms; some mazes (Fractured, The Scourge) are inaccessible.
  
• Castle Dungeon: Only the last 4 rooms are accessible; book a free carer ticket in advance.
  
• Service animals: Allowed in all accessible areas
  
• Sensory restrictions: Indoor attractions and mazes, including Haunted Hollows, Dead Centre Stage, Spooky Woodland Theatre, and Spooky Schools, may involve dark passages, narrow corridors, uneven floors, or strobe lighting and are less suitable for visitors with mobility or sensory sensitivities.

• The Conservatory Tea House: The conservatory was constructed in 1786 and is a fine example of Georgian architecture, and is now known for its British cuisine, especially cream tea and Afternoon Tea.
  
• The Undercroft Cafe: Located on the lower level of Warwick Castle, it was originally used as a cellar and later as the servant's dining hall. You can enjoy a variety of hot and cold snacks in this historic setting, including sandwiches and pastries.
  
• Courtyard Refreshments: Try the quintessential fish and chips or other hold and cold refreshments at the Courtyard Refreshments.

Want to extend your spooky fun? Castle After Dark is included with short breaks at Warwick Castle! Stay overnight in one of the cosy Woodland Lodges or a medieval-themed room at the Warwick Castle Hotel.

• Age restrictions: Castle After Dark is recommended for ages 10 and above. Under-18s must be accompanied by an adult. Those visiting the dungeons must be over the age of 18 or be accompanied by an adult. We also do not recommend the dungeons for anyone under the age of 10.
  
• Photography: No flash photography in shows or scare mazes.
  
• Prams and strollers: For safety reasons, babies and toddlers cannot be carried through the attractions, and none of the internal attractions are suitable for prams or pushchairs.
  
• Etiquette: Respect actors and avoid touching costumes, sets, or props.
  
• Dress code: Costumes encouraged, but masks not allowed. Be mindful of families and other guests when choosing your costumes.
  
• Outside drinks: Guests are not permitted to bring alcohol on site. However, there is a bar on site where you can purchase alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.
  
• Payments: Cash is accepted only at the Courtyard Shop. All other retail and food outlets accept card payments only.

• St John’s Haunted House (Oct 31): This Halloween, step inside a specially designed Ghoulish Manor experience! Beyond the haunted hallways, join other bravehearts in the hall for hands-on Halloween crafts, pumpkin decorating, and themed activities for all ages.
  
• Warwick’s Ghost Trail (Oct 27–Oct 31): This Halloween, ghosts have possessed the windows of Warwick Town Centre! Grab your detective hat and go on the great Warwick Ghost Hunt. Follow the spooky trail, peering into shop windows across the town centre to spot the playful hidden apparitions lurking inside.
  
• Halloween Fun Day (Oct 29): Dive into a Halloween Spooktacular! The day features a Haunted Craft Fair complete with unique gift stalls, a thrilling Halloween Trail, and a dedicated Halloween Café serving up frightfully good themed cakes. Plus, try your luck at the children’s tombola and the raffle!