Bruges (Brussels Morning Newspaper): Karolien has created a free Halloween attraction at her home on Blankenbergsesteenweg, Bruges, featuring spooky decorations and a coffin tent with Count Dracula. She prepared 45 liters of pumpkin soup and 200 candy bags for children, ensuring a fun experience for all ages, especially for needy families.
It has been said that for Halloween fun, visit Blankenbergsesteenweg in Bruges, where Karolien and her family have created a spooky attraction. The house features scary decorations both inside and outside. The highlight is a tent with a coffin, where Count Dracula will soon be waiting to surprise visitors who dare to enter.
Why is Karolien’s haunted house a Halloween highlight in Bruges?
According to Karolien, she has designed the Halloween experience for all ages. For younger kids, the scares will be mild to keep it fun, while older kids or those who aren’t easily scared will face more intense frights. She mentioned that with a spooky atmosphere and her playful ideas, the event promises to give chills and smiles to everyone who joins in.
Karolien, who runs the haunted house on Blankenbergsesteenweg, has a special reason for creating this attraction. She aims to provide a fun and spooky experience for children, especially for needy families. To ensure everyone can enjoy it, she has made everything free, including entry and treats. While she receives some support from sponsors, Karolien also invests her own money and creativity to ensure all kids can join the Halloween festivities.
She worked hard to make the Halloween event special by making 45 liters of homemade pumpkin soup and preparing 200 bags of candy for the kids. Karolien’s haunted house is more than just a Halloween attraction, it’s a place where kids can have fun and feel cared for, no matter their situation.
