Annual Halloween rave at Ministry of Sound with four music rooms, horror visuals, CO2 cannons, zombie dancers and a costume requirement.
The Halloween Rave returns to Ministry of Sound on Thursday 29 October, the club's annual Halloween party that runs every year and sells out each time. It's built around a full audio-visual display: ghostly CO2 cannons, bleeding LED walls, synchronised murder visuals, gruesome lasers and horror decor, with zombie dancers and Vicious Trick or Treat giveaways on the night.
Four arenas run side by side, so you can move between them depending on what you're in the mood for. One is house, dance and bass; another is hip hop, trap, R&B and drill; a third is disco and old school hits; and a fourth is deep house and tech house. With around 2,000 ravers spread across the rooms, there's plenty of space to drift from one to the other throughout the night.
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It's strictly 18+, and the organisers make it clear that a costume is essential, so you'll want to have yours sorted before you head in. The party kicks off at 21:00 at Ministry of Sound Club, 103 Gaunt Street, London SE1 6DP, and tickets are £30.
