Halloween in Transylvania organizers accept Donated Blood proof as a discount coupon

NEW YORK - Oct. 26, 2015 - PRLog -- Sighisoara Citadel is the place where Vlad the Impaler, son of Vlad Dracul voivode was born in 1441. Vlad was a fighter for Christianity at the edge of the Otoman Empire and a honest ruler, according to Romanian history, made infamous by the fact that he used to punish his enemies by impaling them on a stake. Many, too many were impaled so Vlad the Impaler was a source of inspiration for the vampire count from Bram Stoker’s novel Dracula.

Would-be vampire hunters can visit Transylvania on one of the increasingly popular Dracula tours during the Halloween season.

During the Dracula tours, they'll visit legendary castles and enjoy a Halloween party in Dracula's birthplace, Sighisoara Citadel. They'll be offered the same meal Stoker's hero ate in Bistrita citadel.

If you don't have a reflection in the mirror, you decompose when sunlight strikes you, you’re over 200 years old, and have an unusual fondness for Bloody Marys, the tour is free.

Otherwise, a 7 day half board Dracula Tour it's about € 1289 +flight ticket. 3 day short breaks with two Halloween parties, one in Dracula’s birthplace, Sighisoara Citadel and a second one in Dracula’s Castle from Bran are also available starting at €599.


Once people send a scanned proof, from a hospital, that they have donated blood, a 10 % discount is applied to the above tour prices.

This promotion is available for all tour bookings made until the end of the year for all 2016 Dracula tours.

Transylvania Live, expert in Transylvania, is specialized on Dracula Tours that include special themed happenings like The Ritual Killing of a Living Dead, Which Trial (as seen on Travel Channel) and Masquerade parties.  Transylvania Live’s “Halloween in Transylvania with Vlad the Impaler” tour was placed by the prestigious Fodor’s Travel Guide in Top Ten Must-Do Adventures.