Virtual reality technology allows participants to feel immersive horror through immersive environments. Many VR haunted houses are designed specifically for Halloween. After wearing a VR headset, players can step into the gloomy environment and experience heart-pounding horror scenes. For example, players can explore a house surrounded by ghosts and monsters, and every step is full of unknowns. In these VR experiences, the careful construction of sound, light, and environment makes people feel as if they are really in a horror movie.

The charm of this experience lies in its high interactivity. Players are not just spectators, but active participants who can interact with objects around them, unlock storylines, and even solve puzzles to escape the haunted house. This sense of reality and participation doubles the fun of Halloween and provides a perfect activity choice for adults and young people seeking excitement.

Unlike VR, augmented reality technology adds endless creativity and fun to Halloween decoration. Through AR applications, users can preview virtual Halloween decoration effects at home. For example, users only need to scan the room with their mobile phones to see pumpkins, ghosts and other holiday decorations presented in a real environment. This method makes home decoration more convenient and creative, and users can choose different styles and themes at will without actually buying a lot of decorations.

In addition, AR also provides interactive activities. For example, some AR applications allow children to interact with virtual characters through the mobile phone screen when looking for hidden "ghosts" or "pumpkins". This treasure hunt game not only increases the sense of participation, but also allows family members to participate together and enhance parent-child relationships.

Halloween decorations have also become more colorful through VR and AR technology. Using AR applications, users can preview different Halloween decoration effects at home without actually purchasing them. Users only need to scan the room with their mobile phone camera to see virtual pumpkins, ghosts and other decorations, helping them choose the most suitable layout. In addition, some businesses have also launched AR augmented reality decoration products, through which users can see virtual ghosts wandering in the room, adding to the festive atmosphere.

In addition to entertainment, VR and AR can also be used for education and cultural communication. For example, some Halloween events use VR technology to tell participants the origin and traditional stories of Halloween. Through virtual experience, users can understand the historical background and feel the cultural connotation of the festival. This combination of technology and education makes Halloween not only a time for carnival, but also an important opportunity for learning and understanding.