Halloween in Oslo: Events & Tours 2025

Halloween has become popular in Oslo since the early 2000s. Now there are many themed parties in Oslo nightclubs. Trick-or-treating called knask eller knep is also quite popular among local children that reminds of a Norwegian tradition of ‘lommelykt’ or treasure hunts. During Halloween, many adults take walks on Ekeberg Hill, the site where Edvard Munch painted his famous "Scream" to get into the holiday spirit. Several Oslo theatres, including Folketeateret, run Halloween-themed musicals.

Halloween in TusenFryd (September 30–October 29, 2024, on selected dates)

Norway's largest amusement park, TusenFryd, located at Vinterbro, just 20 km (12 mi) south of Oslo, offers one of the most thrilling Halloween celebrations around. In the days leading up to Halloween, visitors are treated to encounters with zombies, vampires, witches, and other eerie characters. The park hosts a range of chilling events, including Darkwood Motel, The Dungeon, Pumpkin City, Bloody Smile, Monster Patrol Show, and Monster Release.

Many rides are transformed with Halloween themes, while unique holiday attractions operate exclusively during this spooky season. Pumpkins and straw adorn parts of the park, setting a festive atmosphere, and separate labyrinths promise surprises at every turn. Most attractions are suitable for children over 12 (accompanied by an adult), including SpinSpider, Storm, SpeedMonster, and ThunderCoaster. Tickets are priced between 489 and 549 Norwegian Krone, offering an unforgettable Halloween experience for all who dare to join.

Oslo Ghost Walks (August–November 2024, on selected dates)

Embark on a spine-chilling adventure with the Ghost Walk, a captivating Halloween-themed tour that delves into Oslo's rich 1000-year history, revealing its darkest legends and spookiest secrets. Wander through the eerie shadows cast upon the ancient buildings and uncover the mysteries behind the ghostly cries near Akershus Fortress. The tour commences at Kristiania Torv, adjacent to Kafe Celsius, and takes you on a thrilling journey through the historic quarters of Christiania and Akershus Fortress, spanning approximately 2 hours. Be sure to dress warmly and comfortably for the stroll. Tickets are priced at 200 Norwegian Krone for adults and kr 100 for children aged 7 to 15 years old, promising an unforgettable experience for all who dare to join.