When does the Noches de Terror start on 13 November in La Laguna?

According to the organiser's date overview, the evening starts at 21:00 and ends at 00:30. The event page itself gives no start time, so check the live page before you set off.

Where does the horror night in La Laguna take place?

The address is Calle Obispo Rey Redondo 4, 38201 San Cristóbal de La Laguna. The organiser does not name the venue.

How much does a ticket for the Noches de Terror cost?

For 13 November, the organiser's date overview gives tickets from €11.32.

Can Noches de Terror tickets be refunded?

No. According to the ticket page, a refund is offered only if the organiser cancels. Anyone who wants to change the date should settle that with the ticket seller.

Is the event suitable for children?

That is not known. The organiser has published neither an age limit nor a description of the programme.

On which days are there more Noches de Terror?

The organiser lists ten dates: 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, 22, 27, 28 and 29 November, plus 5 December 2026. According to the overview, 14 November is sold out.

Tenerife: Noches de Terror, La Laguna, Friday 13 November

What can visitors expect in La Laguna on Friday 13 November?

The horror night “Noches de Terror” takes place in La Laguna on Friday 13 November 2026, at Calle Obispo Rey Redondo 4. The address is 38201 San Cristóbal de La Laguna, but the page gives no name for the venue.

According to the organiser, the evening starts at 21:00 and ends at 00:30, about three and a half hours. The start time appears only in the date overview, as the event page gives none.

“The most terrifying nights in Tenerife return,” the organiser promises. Research could not confirm any earlier editions.

The organiser does not say what is on offer. It is unknown whether it is a walk-through, a play or something else, whether children may attend and how many guests the venue holds.

How much does entry cost and are tickets still available?

Tickets for 13 November start at €11.32, according to the organiser's date overview.

The page contradicts itself on availability. The 13 November is marked “Casi lleno” (almost full), yet the label “Sold Out” also appears.

So it is unclear whether any tickets remain for Friday. Anyone planning to go should first check the organiser's live page on Eventbrite.

According to the ticket page, money back is offered only if the organiser cancels. The page warns that dates may change, and buyers should settle that with the ticket seller.

Which other dates does the series offer?

The organiser lists ten dates, all at Calle Obispo Rey Redondo 4. The series starts on 13 November and ends on Saturday 5 December.

Saturday 14 November at 21:00 is already sold out, according to the date overview. Sunday 15 November, Friday 20 and Saturday 21 November also start at 21:00 and are marked “Casi lleno”.

Sunday 22 November and Sunday 29 November start earlier, at 20:00. The 29th is marked “Casi lleno”, like 28 November, while “Se venden rápido” (selling fast) applies to 27 November and 5 December.

Saturday 5 December, starting at 21:00, is a new addition. Tickets for that night start at €16.86, and the organiser does not say why the price is higher than for the other dates.

Is the horror night part of the Halloween programme?

The Noches de Terror are not part of the official Halloween offer. The published Halloween programmes for Tenerife focus on 31 October and 1 November and list no event on 13 November.

The evening overlaps in time with the Isla Calavera fantasy film festival, which runs from 6 to 15 November 2026. Research found no link to the Noches de Terror, but cannot rule one out.

There is no statement from the Ayuntamiento de La Laguna (town hall) or the Cabildo (island government). Nothing is known about a licence either, and so far it appears to be a privately marketed ticketed event.

For comparison, Diario de Avisos reports that La Laguna hosted the private “Instituto del Terror” from 31 October to 2 November 2025, with a horror tunnel and an escape room. That was a different organiser with a different format.

What should guests from the south sort out beforehand?

The organiser has published nothing on how to get there, whether by bus or on parking. Visitors from the southern resorts must plan the trip themselves and think about the journey home after 00:30.

Calle Obispo Rey Redondo lies in the old town of La Laguna. Research could not confirm whether number 4 houses an events space.

Questions on programme, age limit and capacity can go to the organiser's Facebook page (“ndtnochesdeterror”). No reply has come so far.

Anyone who misses 13 November can go on 20, 21 and 22 November, or over the weekend of 27 to 29 November. The last date announced so far is 5 December.