Digital invitation for a Halloween zombie trail

Five days before Halloween, the zombie trail exists only as voice notes: three stops, one entry time, and six people asking whether the costume is compulsory. You can settle it tonight. Choose a design from the catalogue, type the stops and the time, and your digital invitation for a Halloween zombie trail is ready to send before the pumpkins go on the step.

Guests open a link in the browser — no app, no download — and answer from their phones. The three stops, the exact entry time and the warning that the door shuts all sit on one page. Edit it later and the same link shows the new version.

A digital invitation that names the three stops

Give each stop a name that promises something and explains nothing. 'The creaking door', 'The lantern corridor', 'The zombie threshold': guests know the route without knowing the ending. Use one scene per stop — the decorated gateway as the cover, the first clue on the second scene, the entry time on the third. Then leave the last stop unwritten on purpose. Mention that it exists. Don't say what happens behind it.

• 'The creaking door': the decorated gateway, shot from the pavement.
• 'The lantern corridor': the first clue, with no explanation attached.
• 'The zombie threshold': the exact entry time, written in the date and time field.
• The last door: named on the invitation, never described.

How to create a Halloween zombie trail invitation with one exact time

Write the time once, in the date and time field: 'Entry to the passage, 21:00'. If the plan moves to 21:30, edit the invitation and the link stays the same. Nobody gets a second message, nobody turns up an hour early, nobody screenshots an old version.

Then add a line with a straight face: 'The door closes at 21:15; the passage does not wait for slow zombies.' Share it in the group chat as one message — 'The passage opens at 21:00. Do you dare?' — and show the QR on your phone at the door. Confirmations arrive inside the invitation, in an ordered list, so you stop counting replies between memes.

Three named stops, one exact time, and a last door nobody describes. That is the whole invitation.

How much does a Halloween digital invitation cost, and what it settles

One digital invitation costs 29,99 EUR, paid once, no subscription. Digital invitations for a haunted passage also keep the admin in one place: RSVP questions you write yourself — 'Are you coming dressed as a zombie?', 'Which stop do you claim first?' — music, and your own texts in every scene. The final scare stays at the last stop, where guests cannot read it in advance. Build it today, send the link and let the door creak on the night.