Halloween 2016 Parties and Events in San Diego

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As the fall breezes start rustling the trees in San Diego and as the last days of October arrives, everyone starts to gear up for the much-anticipated festival; Halloween. The city is packed with family-friendly horror fests and tours that are considered historically-haunted. It is high time that you start making plans for where you’ll be partying in your favorite costume this Halloween.

What: Monster Bash Halloween Block Party

When: Saturday, October 29, 2016

Where: Gaslamp Quarter, Downtown San Diego

Description: Presented by Sailor Jerry, the most fantastic Halloween festival of San Diego, the 16th Annual Dos Equis Monster Bash will change the Gaslamp Quarter and East Village into a place where every horror lover would want to be. This amazing space is crossing over eight city blocks and its uniqueness is in its five haunted themed stages that have become this memorable event’s identity. Throughout the night, the event has about 20 DJ’s and various engaging acts for entertainment. There are also live shows by hip hop, edm, house and progressive artists. That is why it is right to say that everyone can find something for themselves at San Diego Monster Bash! From various countries and from every US state, over 15,000 costumed revelers congregate to dance throughout the night of this Halloween.

Cost: $30-120

What: Halloween Bash at Hard Rock

When: Saturday, October 29, 2016

Where: Hard Rock Hotel, San Diego

Description: Get ready for the amazing Halloween party at the 5 venues including 207, Float Rooftop Lounge, Legends Ballroom and much more. On three floors, there will be 17 local DJs spin and throughout five venues you will see terrifying parties. In Downtown San Diego, this is considered as one of the most awaited Halloween party.

Cost: $60 – $70

What: The Haunted Trail of Balboa Park

When: Ongoing till Monday, October 31, 2016

Where: Sixth Ave., Balboa Park, San Diego

Description: The Haunted Trail is situated in San Diego’s world known Balboa Park. Try to have a walk through the park and you will vividly remember every moment of terror. This mile long Trail’s entrance welcomes you with the tangled woods of pines and terrifying old oaks. Don’t forget to keep an eye all around, for the haunted clowns or ghouls can come from anywhere! Also, there is the chainsaw wielding voodoo masters, haunted Ghoul Bus, Alien Autopsy and much more. At any step, the saws might just be ready for you.

Cost: $25-$40

What: The Haunted Hotel

When: Ongoing till Monday, October 31, 2016

Where: Gaslamp Quarter, Downtown San Diego

Description: The Haunted Hotel is geared up with special effects that will raise your heartbeat. As you try to seek your way through the terrifying place, you will not stop screaming, such is the realness of the entire setup. You can also go to the Doll Island that is new, big and as terrifying as hell. This year, keep an eye on where the Hellevator transports you and hope to not get into pieces through the Slaughter house and the Dissector’s Autopsy Morgue.

Cost: $19-$29

What: Boomont Park Fall Festival and Haunt

When: Ongoing till Monday, October, 31, 2016

Where: Belmont Park, Mission Blvd, San Diego

Description: Boomont Park, known for its family-friendly Halloween celebrations is geared up with frighteningly-Fun activities of Trick-or-Treating, Zombie Laser Tag, The Spooky Coaster, Pumpkin Patch & Painting, Superhero Zip Line & Rock Wall

Dressed to save the day? Receive half off Zip Line & Rock wall play, Costume Contests and much more! Make sure to take your children at this fantastic place to have the best time.

Cost: Free

What: Halloween at the Whaley House

When: Ongoing till Monday, October 31, 2016

Where: 2476, San Diego Ave, Old Town

Description: You will have the most amazing experience by making the Past & Presence Ghost Tours your guide to San Diego’s historic places that are extremely haunted. As you visit and stroll down some of the Old Town San Diego, you will feel a peculiar presence with you and a chill in your bones that’s unforgettable. In the San Diego’s first theater are shown are many classics of horror and suspense genre from the Silent Era. You are sure to feel goose pimples by listening to the period music, historic lighting, and stories of paranormal rendezvous. You can also connect with the Whaley House Museum staff and the San Diego Ghost Hunters for an exclusive 90-minute paranormal investigation of “America’s Most Haunted.”

Cost: Prices vary by event

What: San Diego Zombie Crawl Gaslamp Takeover Halloween

When: Friday, October 28 to Saturday October, 29, 2016

Where: FLUXX Nightclub, San Diego

Description: Zombie Crawl Gaslamp Takeover Halloween is noted as the “Top 3 Halloween Celebration” by UBER. It is considered as the extremely exciting and visitor-friendly way to go through the nightlife, party, dining and celebrations of Halloween that has won accolades, too. You can’t afford to skip the SDZC if pure horror and terror is what you are looking for this Halloween! There is costume and make-up insanity, with the presence of well known DJs and a bone freezing live entertainment

Cost: $50-$75

What: The Boulevard Boo! Parade

When: Saturday, October 29, 2016

Where: 59th Street and El Cajon Boulevard, San Diego

Description: Boulevard BOO! Parade is completing it’s 12th year. The celebrations will start with over 70 entries of live entertainment performing and marching on one mile of El Cajon Boulevard. This fantastic parade will host you with eerie ghouls, hobgoblins, spirits and witches that will surely terrify you. From the previous 12 years, there will also be special guests that are both local-national celebrities and political people.

Cost: Free