The annual Lunetakutan horror house at Luneta Park in Manila has reopened its doors, attracting a diverse crowd of locals and tourists eager for Halloween excitement.
The National Parks Development Committee (NPDC) launched the attraction on Friday night, creating a lively atmosphere filled with shrieks and laughter.
It was a really great experience, and I really like the many surprises throughout the entry.
Foreign Tourist
NPDC's own employees, donning masks and costumes, contribute to the immersive experience, enhancing the thrill for visitors.
Limited-time Event and Additional Surprises
Irish Jane Domingo, an events specialist at NPDC, confirmed that the horror house will run for just two days this year.
- Lunetakutan open for two days only.
- Potential for extension to three days next year.
Domingo also highlighted a special Halloween night tour from Luneta Park to Paco Park, featuring unexpected encounters along the route.
Unfortunately, all slots for this night tour have been filled due to high demand, indicating the popularity of these seasonal events.
Domingo noted that attractions like Lunetakutan enrich the visitor experience at Luneta Park, a site deeply rooted in the Philippines' history.
This is not just a place to stop by or rest. This is a place where we remember the important historical events that happened in our country.
Irish Jane Domingo, NPDC Specialist