Creepy Halloween party in Stralsund: 90s nostalgia live!

Creepy Halloween party in Stralsund: 90s nostalgia live!

On Friday, October 31, 2025, T1 Stralsund will be transformed into a place full of nostalgia, horror and good music. The big Halloween party takes place here, which is dedicated to the theme “Scary Club of the 90s & 2000s”. The event starts at 8 p.m., where DJ legend Striphoernchen will mix the best hits from the 90s and 2000s. In addition to rousing dance floor classics, guests can also expect the best Halloween hits.

Creepy Halloween decorations create the right atmosphere and create a spooky atmosphere. And because nothing is missing from such a celebration, an exclusive special drink called Hexenpunsch is offered. There are also free sweets that will delight not only the little spirits. Costumes are welcome, but not mandatory - the main thing is that you're in the right party mood!

Another highlight of Halloween night

It's not just celebrating in Stralsund! In Cologne there will also be a Mega 90s 2000s Halloween Party in Herbrand’s Ehrenfeld on the same evening. Admission starts at 10:30 p.m. and offers several areas with different styles of music, including 90s & 2000s pop, hip-hop and rave. Live acts like Mr. President with his hit “Coco Jamboo” get the crowd dancing, while several DJs like Stuart Dee keep the mood right.

The ticket prices depend on early booking: everything is included, from the limited Very Early Bird Ticket for 25.90 euros to the regular ticket for 29.90 euros. If you want a VIP experience, you can get immediate entry and benefits in a special area for 45 euros. This event promises real Halloween fireworks with mega decorations, neon face painting and even laser shows. If you want to be there, you'd better get your tickets early.

The Origins and Spirit of Halloween

But where does the festival actually come from that draws us into the realm of ghosts and demons every year on October 31st? Halloween has its roots in ancient Celtic harvest festivals, particularly Samhain. This day represents the belief that the souls of the deceased are particularly active on November 1st. To protect themselves from evil spirits, people dressed up and offered food. These practices date back to the Roman Empire, where sharing fruits, especially apples, was a tradition.

Over the past few decades, Halloween has become a significant cultural event, with approximately a quarter of candy sales occurring annually during this time in the United States alone. Despite all the celebrations, the question remains whether celebrating Halloween, with its origins in the dark customs of the past, is appropriate for all people, especially Christians. Although the Bible itself does not offer any specific references to Halloween, it does address points of contact with practices such as witchcraft and fortune-telling and calls for reflection on good values.

Be it in Stralsund or Cologne – there is definitely great anticipation for the exciting Halloween parties on October 31, 2025. With this in mind: eerily beautiful greetings and a wonderful time!