This year’s Halloween programme includes Halloween Hunts, Makeup Transformations and sky-high fun in The Chimney Lift. See the full list of Halloween events above for dates, times and booking details.
Looking for Halloween events in London? This spooky season, Battersea Power Station is filling up with frights, fun and seasonal treats from 25th October to 1st November. Whether you’re planning a family day out, a hands-on creative session or a night out in costume, our Battersea Power Station Halloween programme has something for every age. Explore what’s on below and start planning your visit.
From creative workshops to after-dark celebrations, our Halloween activities bring the whole of Battersea Power Station to life. Browse the full line-up of Halloween events in Battersea and book your favourites early.
Visiting during the school holidays? Our Halloween events sit alongside a packed October half-term programme, so there are even more things to do in London for Halloween week.
Planning a spooky day out with the kids? Our family-friendly Halloween activities are designed to be enjoyed together, from little ones taking their first trick-or-treat steps to older children ready for a proper scare. With creative workshops, seasonal crafts and plenty of costume moments, these are some of the most fun Halloween activities for kids London has to offer this October. Looking for more ideas? Discover our family days out and activities.
Halloween at Battersea Power Station doesn’t have to stop at the events. Looking for more things to do for Halloween? Refuel between activities at one of our restaurants, cafés and bars, pick up a costume or seasonal treat in our shops, or discover our wider attractions, including Lift 109 and its views across the London skyline. From a spooky afternoon with the family to an evening out with friends, it’s easy to fill a whole day with fun Halloween activities this spooky season.
Our Halloween events take place across Battersea Power Station, with each activity’s exact location listed on its event page. Some events need to be booked in advance, so we recommend checking the details before you travel.
Getting here is simple. Battersea Power Station has its own Northern line Underground station, and you can also arrive by river with Uber Boat by Thames Clippers to Battersea Power Station Pier. Battersea Park and Queenstown Road rail stations are a short walk away, and several bus routes stop nearby. If you’re looking for Halloween events and activities in London, we’re easy to reach in the city.
This year’s Halloween programme includes Halloween Hunts, Makeup Transformations and sky-high fun in The Chimney Lift. See the full list of Halloween events above for dates, times and booking details.
Halloween at Battersea Power Station runs from 24th October to 1st November 2026. Times vary by activity, so please check each event listing before you visit.
Yes, build a LEGO Ghost Street and join the LEGO Halloween Hunt for free. Booking is required, check each listing for details.
Yes. Many of our Halloween activities are designed for families, including Halloween Fun at Macaroni Penguin and LEGO Halloween activities. Age guidance is included on each event listing so you can choose the right activity for your children.
Yes. Grown-ups can enjoy MAC Halloween Make Transformations, ready perfect for a night out in costume this spooky season.
Some activities require booking, while others are drop-in. The Chimney Lift need to be booked in advance, so we recommend securing your spot early. See each event page for details.
Prices vary by activity, and some events are free. Check each event listing for exact prices.
Activities take place across Battersea Power Station, in both Turbine Hall A and Turbine Hall B. Each event listing includes the exact location.
Make a day of it by exploring our restaurants and bars, browsing our shops or visiting one of our attractions, including The Chimney Lift.
Battersea Power Station has its own Northern line Underground station and a riverboat pier served by Uber Boat by Thames Clippers. Battersea Park and Queenstown Road rail stations are also close by. See our Getting Here page for full travel information.