Win a Butlin's Big Weekender break for four with VIP passes and bottomless brunch
You can enjoy the ultimate throwback weekend with our competition to win a VIP break for four adults to a Butlin's Big Weekender!
The lucky winner will get a three night stay from Friday to Monday, on selected dates in October, to Butlin's 'Halloweekender' breaks, which include 80s, 90s and Y2K-themed vibes! Running from October 3 to 31, the Halloweekenders see Butlin's decade-themed parties given a spooky makeover.
Options include Ultimate 80s Thriller, 90s Reloaded Fright Nights, Back To The 2000s Y2K Scares, and a mash-up Replay Time Warp Terror. Acts confirmed so far include Chesney Hawkes, Claire Richards and A1.
The prize includes VIP passes, premium dining and one Bottomless Brunch session for the duration of your stay – subject to availability. The winner will stay in a gold apartment, or a hotel if staying at Bognor Regis resort – subject to availability. Additional guests can be added to the booking, subject to availability at the time of booking. The costs for any additional guests must be fully covered by the winner.
The break will be for a 3-night (Fri-Mon) Halloweekender break only including:
Back To The 2000s Y2K Scares – 3 October (Bognor Regis)
Back To The 2000s Y2K Scares – 3 October (Minehead)
Replay Time Warp Terror – 10 October (Bognor Regis)
Ultimate 80s Thriller – 17 October (Minehead)
Ultimate 80s Thriller – 31 October (Bognor Regis)
90s Reloaded Fright Nights – 31 October (Minehead)
Back To The 2000s Y2K Scares – 31 October (Skegness)
The prize must be taken by 31 October, 2025. Enter the competition by filling out the form below and if you can't see it, click HERE:
What to expect at the Butlin's Big Weekender:
Ultimate 80s Thriller
Love the 80s? Then get ready for a Thriller night throwback this Halloween! Butlins will be digging up the decade of big hair, and even bigger tunes. Expect hauntingly good headline acts, DJ sets and live bands with an 80s Halloween twist (Ghostbusters anyone?) plus endless daytime activities. There's so much to do, you can't fail to have frighteningly good fun!
This break is fancy dress-friendly (in fact, it's almost compulsory) so get your ghoul on – quite literally– and start planning your perfect 80s 'Thriller' look.
90s Reloaded Fright Nights
Gather your F.R.I.E.N.D.S, your glow sticks, and get ready to take the plunge with the grunge, because it's time to bring the 90s back from the dead, with Butlin's 90s Reloaded weekender! This Halloween, relive the decade of BritPop, house music and indie bands, with live performances from music legends of the era and endless entertainment. Fancy dress? You bet. From Scream to Freddie Kruger, which 90s nightmare look will you and your mates unearth?
Back To The 2000s Y2K Scares
It'll be murder on the dancefloor at Butlin's 2000s Halloween bash. The noughties are being resurrected with the best pop, dance and garage music given a frightful twist! For three days, expect high-energy party vibes, plenty of hands-in-the-air moments and a ghoulishly good dose of noughties nostalgia with the best live performances and music from the decade. Fancy-dress is actively encouraged, so get ready to rock those terrifying noughties outfits!
Replay Time Warp Terror
There's no need to compromise on your music taste this Halloween when you hit Butlin's REPLAY Weekender. A monster mash-up of decades, REPLAY celebrates the best music of the 80s, 90s and beyond, with different stages dedicated to each. You'll be partying to nostalgic throwbacks one minute, and chart-topping floor fillers the next. Start planning your horrifying Halloween outfit now! So many decades to choose from!
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