Fanta's elevator-crash VR experience
In what Coca-Cola says is its biggest Halloween investment, Fanta has created an elevator-crash VR experience at Thorpe Park and Westfield Stratford. People will be invited to a party on the 13th floor and will be met with a range of spooky surprises. The brand has also developed Snapchat-enabled packaging.
Tesco "Vanessa's 'not so scary' chocolate slime tart"
The retailer's "Food love stories" campaign continues with Vanessa, who is dressed as a witch for a Halloween party – and floats across the kitchen – as she creates a Chocolate slime tart with. The ad was created by Grey London.
The Hammer House of Horror Live: The Soulless Ones
Hammer Film Productions, best known for its gothic films between the 50s and 70s, has created a theatrical experience where people can wander between rooms to watch more than 100 horror-themed scenes.
Veuve Clicquot's widow series
The Champagne brand's annual event featured a four-storey activation curated by fashion maverick Carine Roitfeld and explored the seven deadly sins.
Budweiser King of Fears
The beer brand has created a haunted fancy dress shop with mirror tricks and haunted clothing rails. Budweiser's Halloween activity also includes a "Nightmare Circus" party with a DJ set from Foals.
Topshop's Stranger Things takeover
The retailer teamed up with Netflix and turned its flagship store on Oxford Circus into a themed cinema where people could watch the first two episodes of the new series the night before it launches.
Alton Towers' scare maze
The theme park lured Londoners into a cage to give them a feel of what to expect from its scare maze.
The Bronx Zoo Boo-tique
The New York-based zoo created a boutique where people could experience a range of different animal features such as a unicorn butterfly, flying gazelle or a bear with a raven on its head.
Oxfam's Halloween fancy dress pop-up
The pop-up returns to Boxpark Shoreditch with one-off costume pieces, with the money made from the sales going towards the charity's aim to fight poverty.
Giffgaff’s Halloween Salon
The mobile phone network is taking over Wah Nails in Soho to offer makeovers and a basement "nail rave" with neon nails, a DJ and smoke machine.
Wahaca's Day of the Dead
The restaurant is reviving its Day of the Dead festival with a two-day party at the Vaults in Waterloo with live music, Mexican performers and art. There will also be a morning rave on 4 November starting at 7am.
Vero's VR Halloween pop-up
Visitors can don a VR headset to take in a Halloween experience. Veero has created the pop-up in Covent Garden ahead of launching a VR cinema.