From free horror film screenings and haunted attractions to a roller disco party and an overnight zombie survival game, Sant Josep is preparing more than a week of Halloween and Todos los Santos activities across five areas of the municipality from 30 October to 7 November.

Sant Josep de sa Talaia is preparing a varied programme for Todos los Santos 2026, combining horror, live music, family entertainment and immersive experiences for young people and adults.

The celebrations will take place across Cala de Bou, Sant Josep, Sant Jordi, es Cubells and Sant Agustí, with activities ranging from horror cinema and children’s workshops to haunted attractions and the return of Survival Zombie.

One of this year’s additions is a Roller Disco Party in es Cubells, while the programme also includes two horror film screenings on 30 October and a family drive-in cinema evening in November.

Here is what to expect, with the dates, times, age recommendations and admission information available for each activity.

Horror Films Open the Programme on 30 October

The programme begins on Friday, 30 October, with two simultaneous horror film screenings at 21:30.

At Can Jeroni Cultural Centre in Sant Josep, the programme includes Weapons (2025). At the same time, the Caló de s’Oli Auditorium in Cala de Bou will screen The Monkey (2025).

Both films are intended for adult audiences and are not recommended for anyone under 18. Admission is free until capacity is reached.

The screenings form part of Sant Josep’s autumn cinema programme, with a special horror-themed selection for Todos los Santos.

Halloween Night Brings Haunted Attractions to Sant Jordi and Cala de Bou

Saturday, 31 October, will see Halloween activities spread across several parts of the municipality.

In Sant Jordi, children’s workshops organised by Kairo’s are scheduled to begin at 18:30. From 20:00 to 23:30, visitors can enter La Sala de los Horrores, a free horror attraction that is not recommended for children under 12.

The evening continues in Sant Jordi’s main square at 21:00 with a concert by Los del Varadero, followed by a DJ set from Toni Torres. Admission is free until capacity is reached.

Cala de Bou will host its own family activities, with workshops organised by s’Espurna from 18:30. These will be followed by Ca n’Esglai, a horror experience scheduled to run from 20:00 to 23:30.

In Sant Josep, the Casal de Joves Xaire will also open a video-game-themed horror tunnel from 18:00 to 20:00.

The programme offers different levels of scares, from children’s workshops to more frightening attractions. Visitors should check the individual activity details before bringing younger children.

Roller Disco Party Comes to es Cubells on 1 November

Sunday, 1 November, brings a different kind of Halloween entertainment to the municipal sports centre in es Cubells.

The Roller Disco Party begins at 16:30 and will feature music from DJ D-Ramones, a costume competition and entertainment by Acrobati-k.

Skate hire will be available, although the number of pairs is limited. Organisers recommend that participants wear helmets and protective equipment.

The party is one of the new additions to this year’s Todos los Santos programme, offering an alternative to the horror-themed events and giving families and young people another way to join the celebrations.

Family Drive-In Cinema Returns to Sant Agustí

On Friday, 6 November, the programme continues with two drive-in cinema screenings in the car park beside the church of Sant Agustí.

The early screening is The Addams Family 2 (2019), recommended for all audiences. It is scheduled to begin at 18:15, with access to the viewing area from 17:15.

At 21:00, the programme lists LIT (2017), which is not recommended for anyone under 16. Access to the viewing area is scheduled to open at 20:00.

Both screenings are free until capacity is reached. Families planning to attend should arrive in good time, particularly for the earlier screening.

Survival Zombie Returns on 7 November

The programme concludes with Survival Zombie on Saturday, 7 November, an immersive game in which participants enter a fictional zombie-apocalypse scenario and attempt to complete challenges while avoiding the infected.

The organiser’s story for this edition centres on a fictional refuge in Platja d’en Bossa, where survivors gather for a celebration after 30 years of resisting the zombie outbreak.

The municipal programme lists the event as running from 21:00 until 05:00 the following morning, with registration and collection of participant details scheduled to begin at 17:00 at the tourist office in Platja d’en Bossa.

However, the official Survival Zombie ticketing page currently lists the event itself as running from 23:00 to 05:00 and says the check-in location will be disclosed closer to the date. Participants should therefore check the organiser’s latest instructions before travelling, as the published start times differ.

The activity is recommended for participants aged 10 and above. Children under 14 must take part with an accompanying adult, and the organiser’s ticket terms specify that children aged 12 and under must remain accompanied by an adult who also holds a ticket.

Survival Zombie Tickets and Prices

The organiser’s ticketing platform currently lists several participation options:

• Registered residents: €10 for the resident survivor ticket, available only to people registered locally.

• Standard survivor: €39.90, including access to the game, an identifying garment, a game map and a stamp card.

• Spectator: €19.90 for those who want to experience the atmosphere without taking part in the active survival missions.

• Zombie: €24.90, including professional special-effects make-up and a red identifying garment.

• Survivor ticket for children aged 12 and under: €19.90, with adult accompaniment required.

• Extreme mode survivor: €59.90, for a more challenging version of the experience.

An optional extra-life add-on is listed at €5. Prices and availability may change, so check the official ticketing platform before purchasing.

Advance registration is required, and participants should follow the organiser’s instructions for accreditation, check-in and the exact meeting point.

Todos los Santos 2026: Key Dates at a Glance

• Friday, 30 October: Weapons at Can Jeroni and The Monkey at Caló de s’Oli, both at 21:30.

• Saturday, 31 October: Children’s workshops, La Sala de los Horrores, Ca n’Esglai, the video-game horror tunnel, a concert and DJ set in Sant Jordi.

• Sunday, 1 November: Roller Disco Party in es Cubells from 16:30.

• Friday, 6 November: Family and adult drive-in cinema in Sant Agustí.

• Saturday, 7 November: Survival Zombie, with the published start time currently differing between the municipal programme and the organiser’s ticketing page.

A Week of Halloween Activities Across Sant Josep

Sant Josep’s Todos los Santos programme combines traditional seasonal celebrations with film, music, family entertainment and immersive horror experiences.

The spread of events across five areas means residents and visitors can choose activities close to home or explore different parts of the municipality throughout the week. Some events are free until capacity is reached, while Survival Zombie requires advance registration and paid admission.

For families, the programme includes workshops, a family film and the roller disco. For those looking for a more frightening experience, the haunted attractions and overnight zombie game offer a different way to mark Halloween.

The celebrations run from 30 October to 7 November 2026. Check the latest municipal announcements and the official Survival Zombie platform before setting out, especially for age restrictions, ticket availability and the confirmed check-in arrangements.