Phoenix, Arizona · Halloween 2026
An honest guide
We're building a haunt of our own this year, so we've been to a lot of them. Here's the metro's lineup, what each one is good for, and where the adults-only options are. Dates and prices are from each haunt's site in late September, so confirm before you go.
Change of plans: our Oct 24 night at Rawhide is off, and this year it's a clown takeover of a local bar rather than a full walkthrough haunt. One 21+ night, costumes and a costume contest. That's us. Get on the list
The big corporate haunt in north Phoenix. Two attractions, long lines on weekends, date-based pricing and several fast-pass tiers. Polished, loud and crowded. Good if you want production value and don't mind waiting. Site
Same owners as 13th Floor, outdoor haunt park with several attractions including a clown funhouse. Moved to Tempe this year. Big crowds, teen-heavy on weekends. Site
A zombie-themed walkthrough in the old western town in Chandler. Shorter run than the big two. Check the current dates before you go. Site
Independent indoor haunt in Mesa that regulars recommend for actors who commit. Smaller and more intense than the corporate haunts. Site
An award-winning home haunt with a carnival sideshow theme. Built by enthusiasts in their yard, and better than it has any right to be. Bring cash for the donation box. Site
A 16-room home haunt walkthrough with live actors in the West Valley. One of the best home haunts in the metro. Site
Our Oct 24 night at Rawhide is off. A smaller 21+ clown night at a local bar is coming this Halloween. Details soon.
Last updated October 15, 2026. Also see our list of Phoenix 21+ Halloween parties 2026. Know a haunt we missed? Email [email protected]. Back to Screen to Scream.