10 Oct Guadalajara dresses up in skulls on the Day of the Dead!

Get ready to experience the Day of the Dead like never before! Guadalajara, our pearl of the West, is transformed into a setting full of colors, flavors and experiences that will make you vibrate with emotion and respect for our traditions.

CALAVERANDIA: A JOURNEY TO THE BEYOND
From October 28 to November 19, Calaverandia opens the doors to the afterlife with a show that celebrates our roots and traditions. This year, the monarch butterfly will guide us on a journey full of emotions, symbolizing the reunion of the dead with their loved ones. Don’t miss the Catrinesque, the Great Altar and the photographic scenarios that will leave you with your hair standing on end!

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DAY OF THE DEAD PARADE: JOY AND COLOR IN EVERY STEP!
On October 28, the streets of Guadalajara will be filled with joy and color with the traditional Day of the Dead Parade. An event that celebrates our traditions and invites you to be part of it.
Remember to register and identify yourself to be part of this wonderful experience!

We invite you to discover more information about the parade in their social media.

TERROR AND FUN IN THE HOUSE OF TERROR AND THE CATACOMBS!
Do you dare to live chilling experiences? The France House, known for its legends of apparitions, awaits you with mazes and passageways that will take you through the disturbing world of Alice in Horrorland, the Killer Klowns circus, the Chukys factory and the Gremlins mazes. Additionally, the Zombie Epidemic Catacombs offer you a tour of an abandoned mausoleum where you can be part of a zombie chase. Run to survive or join them!

The interactive horror tour is for ages 14 and up at 7:00 p.m., 8:00 p.m., and 9:30 p.m.; while the last tour at 10:30 p.m. is only for those over 18 years of age, as there is explicit content. Buy your tickets and get your hair on end Boletia.

CARDBOARD FAIR: TRADITION AND FLAVOR
From October 15 to November 7, the Cardboard Fair is set up in Morelos Park, offering you everything you need for your altar of the dead and a little more. Sugar skulls, papel picado, small plates of food and, of course, you can’t miss the snacks for the living: tejuinos, shaved ice, bread of the dead and much more. Live tradition and enjoy the flavors of the season in one place! Learn more information through their social media.

Guadalajara awaits you so you can experience the Day of the Dead in a unique and special way. Be part of our traditions, celebrate, remember and honor those who are no longer with us and, above all, enjoy every moment and every experience that our beautiful city has to offer you!