Halloween Family Nights at Bunnings Australia
Bunnings Australia is set to host its annual Halloween Family Nights, offering a range of kid-friendly activities for families across the country. The event will take place on 30 November from 5pm to 7pm, providing a safe and fun environment for children and their parents to enjoy the spooky season.
Families visiting their local Bunnings store can look forward to a variety of activities, including hands-on D.I.Y workshops, trick or treat stations, petting zoos, and ghoulish games. These events are designed to be engaging and interactive, allowing children to explore their creativity while having fun.
Booking a spot at your local store is recommended to ensure a smooth experience. You can secure your place by checking the Bunnings website for details about store-specific activities or by calling ahead. This will help you plan your visit and make the most of the event.
Ryan Baker, Bunnings Chief Operating Officer, expressed his excitement about the event, highlighting its importance in bringing communities together. “Bunnings has always been about community, and we're thrilled to provide a safe and family friendly experience for locals to come together and enjoy the thrills of Halloween,” he said. He also mentioned that last year saw over 57,000 attendees at the Halloween Family Nights, and this year’s celebrations are expected to be even more exciting as more Australians embrace the spirit of the spooky season.
In addition to the Halloween Family Nights, Bunnings has introduced an immersive experience at its Alexandria store in Sydney. The Bunnings Scarehouse is a first-of-its-kind pop-up that offers a full fright-mode experience. Open from 4pm to 7pm, the Scarehouse invites brave visitors into a darkened room filled with eerie décor and interactive animatronics.
Inside, guests can explore a pumpkin patch, graveyard, witch’s lair, and a twisted funhouse. This experience is recommended for children aged eight and above. Those who spot something delightfully ghoulish can purchase the featured characters and décor in-store, allowing them to recreate their own Scarehouse at home.
This year, Bunnings has expanded its Halloween range, making it the top spot for eerie essentials. Alongside traditional pumpkins and lanterns, the store offers character inflatables and show-stopping animatronics. Whether you're seeking creepy crafts, a haunted house vibe, or just some trick-or-treat treats, Bunnings promises plenty of spooky fun for families across Australia tonight.
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