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WHEN it comes to Halloween celebrations, perhaps no municipality took it to the max more than Albox, which celebrated with a heart-pounding zombie-themed game event that left locals terrified, but excited for more. From the late night of Saturday, October 25, to the early morning hours of Sunday, October 26, the municipality held its edition of the Viral Zombie event, a thrilling night of zombie-hunting adrenaline. Albox’s terrifying zombie zone The Viral Zombie event consisted of a real-life survival horror experience, taking place in a local empty building, in this case the Las Ventas Sports Pavilion in Albox. Actors dressed as zombies were on the hunt for the players, whereas the players, armed with prop firearms, aimed to hide from and defeat the monsters in an action-packed stealth battle. Local police were heavily patrolling to make sure the game stayed safe, enjoyable, and did not pose a threat to the public. The event was alcohol-free. The local police had also previously put out a statement to alert the public that the event would be taking place. Viral Zombie, a popular event in Albox This is not the first time Albox has enjoyed an event of this kind. Last year’s edition of Viral Zombie saw incredible participation from players and actors. With curious town residents taking to the streets and participating in a horrifyingly fun night, the event has become something Albox residents eagerly look forward to, and this year, the event rang in the Halloween holiday with adrenaline, action, and camaraderie. Albox was not the only municipality getting into the Halloween spirit, however. All over the province, towns are celebrating with terrifying haunted houses, traditional autumn festivals and snacks, Halloween parades, parties, live music, and much more. Almeria has once more shown that it is a shining beacon for activities and tourism even in the off-peak season, and its autumn festivities, which only grow in production value year after year, are a consistent draw not only for residents, but for visitors as well. Read more news from Almeria here.
