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The end of summer turns on the fun in Leolandia! Thanks to the spells of a cheerful band of messy witches, in fact, the kingdom of magic just outside Milan, recently awarded as Italy's most loved theme park on Tripadvisor, has been transformed into the fantastic world of HalLEOween.
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Between tasty treats and fun tricks to do for mom and dad, you can experience the atmosphere of the most mysterious party of the year face to face with the PJ Masks, Masha and the Bear, Bing and Flop and all the other darlings of the world of cartoons.
The surprises continue throughout October, with many new themed shows that will leave children and adults speechless with their enthralling and strictly happy ending plots, staged by an artistic cast of dancers, acrobats and top-level singers, accompanied from refined costumes, original music and special effects.
It starts with two shows set up in the outdoor stages: "The Ceremony of the Spells", dedicated to the birth of a little witch who will learn to stop time and animate her toys, and "The Treasure of the Nile", an adventure of a crew of pirates grappling with the mysterious secrets of a pharaoh and his mummies. And again, a baby dance to prepare HalLEOween's magic potion and go wild together with the two hosts, Leo and Mia, and the great return of Ghosts, a musical set up inside the LeoArena with contingent access and distancing of the public, to guarantee “A SAFE fun experience”, as the motto of the park this year says.
Walking among the haunts of pumpkins, mischievous ghosts and unlikely monsters, you can also discover the Magic Brooms Festival, grappling with the lessons of the Flight School to prepare for the night of October 31, when the park will remain open until 10 pm. of rides for all tastes and ages, there will be delicious moments dedicated to the sweet tooth: in addition to the traditional menus, even gluten free, you can in fact taste caramelized apples, cotton candy, roasted chestnuts, pretzels and marshmallows, as well as exquisite "magic potions ”With the taste of beer and mulled wine for adults.
Together with Leo and Mia in the unusual guise of handyman sorcerers, Bing and Flop, Masha and the Bear in their Forest, characters from the MiraculousTM series - the stories of Ladybug and Chat Noir and the Thomas Train, ready to offer a fun ride around the park in its sparkling wagons.
Waiting for young and old there will also be the PJ Masks - Superpjamas in the brand new PJ Masks City, the first and only themed area in the world dedicated to the heroes of the TV series: a trip around the Headquarters on board the Gufaliante is not to be missed and then transformed into real superheroes in the Playground and meet Catboy, Gecko and Owl live at the Museum.
Finally, to learn while having fun, you can visit the Animal Farm and get to know its 4-legged inhabitants closely, and Minitalia, which allows you to (re) discover the natural and artistic beauties of the beautiful country.
The season changes, but at Leolandia the convenience is always the same: even during the HalLEOween period, in fact, for each fixed or free date ticket purchased, there are two free admissions, for a total of 3 days of intense fun at the price of 1! And, as always, you can take the opportunity of visiting Leolandia to treat yourself to a weekend to discover Bergamo and the surrounding area, taking advantage of the "Park + Hotel" packages that can be booked directly on the Leolandia website, starting from € 39.90. per person, with children up to 89 cm in height for free! All the details, including promotions, opening hours and days of the park are available on the website www.leolandia.it
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