Halloween Fun at Sandworld
When? 26 Oct 2024 to 03 Nov 2024
Where? Weymouth
Join us for Halloween Fun this Half Term 🎃
From the 26th October - 3rd November all adults and kids in FULL fancy dress can visit SandWorld FOR FREE!
Have a go at sculpting your own sand pumpkins with the help from our team and follow our Halloween hunt! With Halloween decorations aplenty, we hope to get you feeling suitably spooky!
During this year’s festival, see breathtaking sand sculptures based on films and TV, plus, jaw-dropping dinosaur sand sculptures celebrating our dramatic Jurassic Coast. New displays will be added throughout the season, with many guests being able to watch in wonder as sculptors create their works of art.
Join us to enjoy:
🎃 Sand sculpting pumpkin competition with sand sculpting advice
🎃 Halloween hunt with prizes
🎃 Impressive sand sculptures from some of the world’s leading sculptors
🎃 Giant all weather sand pits for all age groups
🎃 Under 5’s sand area
🎃 Optional fun fact quiz
🎃 Fill your own sand art bottles
🎃 Café with refreshments
🎃 Gift shop
Plus, we’re wheelchair friendly & dog friendly.
🎟 Book your discounted tickets online or visit for FREE if you are in FULL fancy dress.
More information:
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