It’s already October and the spookiest time of the year is approaching: Halloween! Come celebrate the most terrifying event by playing with Fox in a Box in the heart of Madrid. You won’t want to miss what we have planned!
HALLOWEEN AT FOX IN A BOX
At Fox in a Box we love celebrations, and this is definitely one of the best.
We dress up in the strangest and wildest costumes; we decorate our venues to be as scary as possible (last year we transformed into a gore psychiatric hospital), although this year we’ll add a different twist; and most importantly, our scary rooms become even creepier.
This year our venue is filled with yellow flowers, sugar skulls, and all kinds of decorations related to Day of the Dead. Feel free to take some candy from our altar for the fallen, but beware—if you overdo it, the dead will come after you!
Also, we’ve prepared a raffle so everyone can take home a gift (because Christmas isn’t that far away). After your game ends, you’ll have to pick a group representative to choose a number from our panel. Each number hides a prize, ranging from free games, big discounts for our escape rooms, candy, and more. To enter the raffle, just come dressed up to play!
With all the horrors that come with Halloween night, our Zombie Lab zombie plague multiplies, and the murderous instinct of our Zodiac Killer intensifies. You’ll probably still manage to escape, but on witching night, everything gets tougher.
Fear spikes our adrenaline and makes thinking harder, but it’s as addictive as sugar. Don’t miss your chance to play a horror escape room this Halloween—spots always fill up fast!
Plus, our venues are right in the center of Madrid: Plaza de Santo Domingo and Calle de las Infantas (near Chueca), so you can hit up tons of bars, restaurants, clubs, and more afterward.
CONTACT & BOOKINGS
If you have any questions or doubts, don’t hesitate to contact us at info@foxinaboxmadrid.com or by phone at +34 691 666 715.
If we don’t answer, just imagine a vampire drained all our blood and we’re not in any condition.
