Case study · King’s Cross, October 2025
Uber Eats Halloween
Two actors hid inside a giant takeaway bag outside King’s Cross and kept the jump scares going for four hours.
- Client
- Uber Eats, through its experiential agency
- Campaign
- Trick or Treats
- Where
- Outside King’s Cross Station, London
- When
- Tuesday 28 October 2025
- Live
- 5pm - 9pm
01The brief
For Halloween, Uber Eats built a giant takeaway bag outside King’s Cross Station for its Trick or Treats campaign. Its agency asked us for actors to deliver the scares from inside, and a team to run everything around it.
02What we did
Two actors worked inside the bag, and our team ran everything outside.
Here is how the night worked.
The pumpkin scarecrow
In a black morph suit, tattered robes and a pumpkin mask, this actor hid behind a two-way mirror until the light came on, then jumped out.
The silhouette
In a black morph suit behind a fabric wall, this actor pushed towards guests with low zombie growls, as if trying to get in.
Building the queue
Brand ambassadors sent passers-by to the countdown, then ran the queue, the waivers and the safety briefing at the door.
Prizes and fright cam
Guests left with a treat bag of vouchers and sweets or a trick bag of garlic and zombie raisins, plus a QR code for their night-vision clip.
The event manager
Our event manager ran the team on in-ear radios, with someone always talking to passers-by.
- 2costume actors
- 4hours of live scares
- 3guests in the room at a time
- 1minute of silence to win
03The result
The experience ran live from 5pm to 9pm, with our actors inside and our team running the queue, safety checks and prize bags outside.
Photos of the bag by Sam Lane Photography for SpaceandPeople.

Two actors kept the jump scares going for four hours.



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