Halloween at Kew Gardens 2025: Details, dates, times, tickets, nearest Tube stations and more
Expect glowing pumpkins, neon cobwebs and giant spiders at Kew Garden’s magical Halloween trail
Once again, London’s magical Kew Gardens will transform into a Halloween wonderland.
Full of spooky surprises, twinkling lights, and flickering flames, Halloween at Kew is expected to frighten and delight its visitors.
After a successful first run last Halloween, the event has returned for 2025, with another spooky trail.
Brought to you by the producers of Christmas at Kew, you will be transported to an eerie and mystical magic garden, home to wicked witches, beastly bats, and larger-than-life spiders.
Wander through the dark haunted woods and keep your eyes peeled for glowing pumpkins, neon cobwebs, and ghastly ghouls.
As well as tricks, there will be plenty of treats including devilishly decadent hot chocolates and toasted marshmallows.
Here’s everything you need to know about Halloween at Kew Gardens including tickets, times and nearest Tubes.
When is Halloween at Kew, and when is it on until?
Halloween at Kew Gardens 2025 will run until Sunday, November 2.
From October 27 until November 3, sessions will run from 4pm until 10pm.
How scary is Halloween at Kew Gardens?
Halloween at Kew is more delightful than frightful, but the darker it gets, the spookier it gets.
There are three time slots you can book.
Daylight: Sessions up to 6pm. Most suitable for very young ones who need to get back home to bed early!
Twilight: Sessions from 6-7.30pm. The scare level ramps up a notch.
Moonlight: Sessions after 7.30pm. As scary as it gets (but still suitable for all).
How much does it cost?
Ticket prices vary depending on whether you’re a member or not, and if you’re booking for a peak time slot. Book your tickets online by clicking here.
Member adult: Off Peak £15 / Peak £18
Non-member adult: Off Peak £17 / Peak £20 Children aged 4-15: £15
Children under 4 go free.
There is also a family ticket available (2 adults + 2 children) for £67.
How to get there
Kew Gardens is pretty easy to get to. It is served by several bus and train routes. There are cycle racks and pre-paid parking slots available.
Train
The nearest train station is Kew Gardens station, which is in zone 3 and served by the District Line and London Overground:
Kew Gardens station: Located 500 meters from the Victoria Gate entrance
Kew Bridge station: Located 800 meters from the Elizabeth Gate entrance
South Western Railway: Trains run from London Waterloo to Kew Bridge, via Vauxhall and Clapham Junction
Bus
Routes 65 and 391 stop near the entry gates:
Route 65: Stops close to Elizabeth Gate, Victoria Gate, and Lion Gate
Route 110: Stops near Kew Gardens station and Elizabeth Gate
Routes 237 and 267: Connect to nearby Kew Bridge station