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🎃 Halloween at the Kristall
During Halloween week, around October 31, we transform our entrance hall into a spooky setting and deck it out in black and orange. We don’t remove every spiderweb—instead, we deliberately highlight a few in the darkest corners.
For us, however, that’s no reason to hide away. Quite the opposite! We make the most of the dark season to make the interior of our hotel shine even brighter.
🦇 Halloween at the Kristall—get ready for a spooktastic night!
On October 31, it’s that time of year again: Our Halloween party awaits you with spooky cocktails and a terrifyingly good atmosphere—exclusively for our hotel guests!
Try the “Bloody Cosmopolitan” in an IV bag—a cocktail that’ll make your blood run cold. 🍸
Spooky cocktails, spooky details, dance music with a DJ, and killer beats: We invite you to wrap up October with us at a huge party.
Here are a few glimpses from last year’s party—to give you a little taste of what’s in store.
🎃 Halloween – A Story Rooted in Tradition
Did you know that Halloween has its roots in Celtic traditions dating back over 2,000 years?
During the festival of Samhain, they bid farewell to summer and welcomed the dark season. They believed that on this night, the boundary between the world of the living and the dead was particularly thin.
Over time, this evolved into the Halloween we know today—complete with pumpkins, spooky costumes, and plenty of spine-tingling fun.
An ancient tradition that still gives us goosebumps at Kristall!
Halloween in Tyrol – where old customs meet modern thrills. 👻
Whilst Tyrol is known for its mystical legends, eerie Perchten and living traditions, Halloween has also established itself here as a modern celebration. Around 31 October, it’s time for pumpkins, mysterious lights and spooky nights.
At the Kristall, we combine this mystical atmosphere with our very own Halloween tradition: spooky cocktails, eerie touches and a party you won’t forget in a hurry.
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