Ready to enjoy all of the Orlando Halloween events this year?
Pumpkin spice, horrors at Universal, wild nights at Busch Gardens, and trick-or-treating with Mickey are some things we love about fall in central Florida.
That’s why today I’ll go through the best things to do in Orlando for October!
A couple of days ago I was riding in the car and for once I was able to have my windows down. There was a briskness in the Florida air that’s always welcomed and desired in this state.
This change inspired me to create this guide and answer all of your questions about the Orlando Halloween events.
One of the first questions you may have is, Where can I go for Halloween in Orlando and what is there to do in Orlando for October?
I will get into ALL of that today!
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Why Visit Orlando in October
This time of year happens to be one of our favorites with the opportunity to enjoy the parks in the fall with fewer amounts of people (sometimes…).
We come out of our summer hibernation in Florida and bask in the fall décor both autumn and spooky in nature as it kicks off the holiday season.
For those reasons, we’ll go through:
- Why fall is the best in Florida
- Things to do in Orlando for October
- Orlando Halloween events you can do besides theme parks
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13 Best Things to Do in Orlando for October
During this time, I don’t really ride too many attractions because I enjoy being outdoors exploring all of the nooks and crannies, doors, and shadows of the parks.
The milder weather also allows me to Beat the Florida Theme Park Heat. It’s the time that I personally go the most and I also get to see other frequent theme park goers at the parks.
- Halloween DĂ©cor
- Fall-inspired Treats
- Halloween Horror Nights
- Howl-O-Scream
- Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party
- Fall-inspired Drinks
- Epcot International Food and Wine Festival
- Halloween Merchandise
- Quiet Moments at the Parks
- A Chance to Play Your Favorite Disney Spooky Music
- Pumpkin-Spiced EVERYTHING
- Watching the BEST Disney Halloween Movies
- Riding the Haunted Mansion on Halloween
Orlando Halloween Events: 23 Things to Do in Orlando for October 2024
In case you need something to do, here are a few Halloween and fun fall events happening around the Orlando area for October.
1. Brick or Treat at LEGOLAND Florida Resort
You can enjoy trick-or-treating the LEGOLAND way with some unique activities at this year’s event.
What to Expect from Brick or Treat at LEGOLAND:
- Brick-or-Treat Trail: Here you’ll be able to pick up your Brick-or-Treat bag for all the delicious candy you’ll collect on the trail while meeting the spooktacular LEGO® MonstersÂ
- MONSTER SKYTACULAR Aerial Show: This aerial drone show is a Monster of a Party taking place in the sky full of pumping tunes, popping fireworksÂ
- Monster Menu: Limited-time dishes will be available to sink your fangs intoÂ
- V.I.M. Dance Party Hosted by Lord Vampyre: Interactive dance party where you can let your bones shake rattle and roll
- The UnbeLEAFable Halloween Night: Musical mystery of singing and dancing for the whole family with a star appearance by LEGO Plant MonsterÂ
- Fireworks Spectacular – During each Brick-or-Treat night, you’ll get to enjoy the spectacular fireworks show above Lake Eloise to cap off your evening
Dates LEGOLAND Halloween Event: Saturdays and Sundays from September 13th through October 27th with a Monster Party theme!
Learn more about Brick or Treat at LEGOLAND Florida Resort here!
2. Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Orlando Resort
Do you dare to venture out to this year’s Halloween Horror Nights? If so, you are in for a real treat.
Halloween Horror Nights is an event that takes place annually from September until November at Universal Studios Florida.Â
Over 40 nights have been added to the event from August 30th to November 3rd of 2024!Â
It’s a premiere event with new levels of fear and terrifying haunted houses along with outrageous entertainment. Making it one of the best Orlando Halloween Events.
2024 Halloween Horror Nights Houses
- A Quiet PlaceÂ
- GhostbustersÂ
- InsidiousÂ
- Universal Monsters: Eternal BloodlinesÂ
- Monstruos: The Monsters of Latin AmericaÂ
- Slaughter Sinema 2Â
- The Museum: Deadly ExhibitsÂ
- Major Sweets Candy FactoryÂ
- Goblin’s FeastÂ
- Triplets of TerrorÂ
2024 Halloween Horror Nights All New Scare Zones
- Enter the Blumhouse Â
- Duality of Fear  Â
- Demon QueensÂ
- Swamp of the UndeadÂ
- Torture FaireÂ
Dates: On select dates now through November 3rd of 2024
Learn more about Halloween Horror Nights here!
3. Howl-O-Scream at Busch Gardens Tampa
Are you ready to be paralyzed with terror? Do you have what it takes to venture out to Busch Gardens Howl-O-Scream?
This is Tampa’s premiere Halloween event that’s about an hour’s drive from Walt Disney World.
For this year’s Busch Gardens Halloween event, there are 5 houses, 8 scare zones, the Cirque X-Scream stunt show, and a new stage show The Reckoning for this year.
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2024 Howl-O-Scream Houses
- Shadows of Wonderland (All new)Â
- D.H. Baggum’s Circus of Fear Â
- Stranglewood EstateÂ
- The Forgotten: UprisingÂ
- Witch of the Woods: Rise of the Coven (Reimagined)Â
2024 Howl-O-Scream Scare Zones
- Howl-O-Scream 25: Terror Through TimeÂ
- Tree Lot MassacreÂ
- Sawgrass Slaughter: Legend of the Skunk ApeÂ
- Little Nightmares: Trick or TreatÂ
- Ragnar’s WrathÂ
- Raven’s Mill: The Blood HarvestÂ
- Sin City ZombiesÂ
- Beyond the VeilÂ
If this event is too scary for your little ones, you can enjoy Busch Gardens Halloween Spooktacular which offers fun Halloween activities such as trick-or-treating.
Busch Gardens Howl-O-Scream Dates: Select dates on Thursday through Sunday from September 6th to November 2nd.  Â
Learn more about Busch Gardens Howl-O-Scream here!
4. SeaWorld’s Halloween Spooktacular
You don’t have to only visit Universal Orlando Resort or Walt Disney World Resort for an amazing Halloween experience in central Florida.
Halloween at SeaWorld Spooktacular is another fall event that you’ll come to love while visiting Orlando.
The fall festival is included with admission and is a perfect Halloween event in Orlando for the whole family. It includes a parade, candy stations, spooky characters, scavenger hunts, a dance party, arts and crafts, and more!Â
SeaWorld Orlando Halloween Activities
- Candy Walk Trick-or-Treat TrailÂ
- Shamu & Crew Spooktacular BreakfastÂ
- Harvest MazeÂ
- Bubble Dance PartyÂ
- Sesame Street Halloween ParadeÂ
- Halloween Storytime with Big BirdÂ
- Halloween Scavenger HuntÂ
- Halloween Cookie Decorating and Kids CraftsÂ
- Pumpkin Garden and StorytellerÂ
- Costume ContestÂ
- Scarecrow Dance Party
- Meet the friendly Halloween MermaidsÂ
The SeaWorld Halloween Dates: August 31st through November 3rd of 2024.
Learn more about SeaWorld Orlando Halloween Spooktacular here!
5. Howl-O-Scream Orlando (SeaWorld)
Returning for another frightful year, you can enjoy Howl-O-Scream at SeaWorld Orlando!
Similar to its haunted counterpart at Busch Gardens Tampa, you’ll experience horror in the most intense way as SeaWorld puts its own aquatic spin on classic terrors.
This year they have put together a ghoul-tastic event with 4 new houses, 3 new scare zones, sinister shows, and have even included 2 new bar additions. Â
2024 SeaWorld Orlando Howl O Scream Haunted Houses
- Farm 51Â
- D3LER1UM666Â
- Ultimate GambleÂ
- Water’s Edge Wellness CenterÂ
- Atlantis Journey BelowÂ
2024 SeaWorld Orlando Howl O Scream Scare ZonesÂ
- Seeds of the CovenÂ
- Paradise PalmsÂ
- Cannibal HarborÂ
- Blood Light DistrictÂ
- Toxic TurmoilÂ
- Terrors of the DeepÂ
- CarnEvil PierÂ
SeaWorld Orlando Howl-O-Scream Halloween Details
- Dates: September 6th through November 2nd 2024
- Cost: Tickets start at $49.99
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6. Disney’s Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party
The Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party is back this year and better than ever!
This After Hours event allows you to wear your best spooky costume, go trick-or-treating, enjoy captivating Halloween shows, and say hello to some of your favorite spooky Disney characters.
Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party Details
- Dates: On selected dates from August 9th to October 31st of 2024, from 7:00 p.m. to midnight
- Fireworks start at 10 p.m.Â
- Boo to You Parade is at 8:15 p.m. and 11:15 p.m.Â
- Hocus Pocus Villain Spelltacular: August 9 through September 28, 2024 (9:05 p.m., 10:40 p.m., 12 a.m.); September 29 through October 31, 2024 (7:40 p.m., 9:05 p.m., 10:40 p.m., 12 a.m.)Â
- Cost: The 2024 Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party tickets price for adults range from $119 – $199.
7. Epcot International Food and Wine Festival
You may be thinking, is October a good time to visit Disney World? Absolutely because it’s the most wonderful time of the year!
Nope not Christmas, but close enough. The annual Epcot Food and Wine Festival is where food and theme park aficionados rendezvous to satisfy their daring epicurean desires.
The Epcot Food and Wine Festival will feature more than 30 global marketplaces!
My must-try dish of the year is located in The Alps Marketplace. There you’ll enjoy a fresh sample of Warm Raclette Swiss Cheese with alpine ham, baby potatoes, cornichons, and baguette.
Definitely the highlight for me this year at the Epcot Food and Wine Festival!
Dates for The Epcot Food and Wine Festival: From August 29th through November 23rd of 2024.Â
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More Things to Do in Orlando for October Besides Theme Parks
Now that we have some of the major events out of the way, you’re probably wondering what is there to do in Orlando Besides theme parks?
You’ll be able to enjoy some local haunts and even some other fall ventures that you don’t have to be at a theme park to partake in.
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8. Winter Park Autumn Art Festival
Each year, the historic downtown area of Winter Park puts on an Autumn Art Festival.
Here you’ll enjoy local crafts, artwork, entertainment, and food. It’s one of my favorite things to do in Orlando in October.
What to Know Before You Go to This Orlando Halloween Event:
- Dates: Saturday, October 12, and Sunday, October 13, 2024Â
- Location: Central Park in Downtown Winter Park:Â 251 S. Park Avenue, Winter Park, FL 32789Â
- Cost: Admission is FREE!Â
9. The Night Market with Zombietoberfest Orlando Halloween Event
This annual festival takes place during the month of October in the Audubon Park Garden District. The Night Market at Audubon features:
- A DJ and live musicÂ
- Free outdoor showing of Gremlins on the big screenÂ
- Free costume contest for both humans and pupsÂ
- Costumed photo opsÂ
- Craft beer gardenÂ
- Makers MarketÂ
- Food trucksÂ
What to Know Before You Go to This Orlando Halloween Event:
- Date: Sat Oct 26 2024 at 05:00 pm to 10:00 pmÂ
- Location: Audubon Park Garden District
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10. Face the Fear House – Longwood
This organization produces award-winning haunted houses each year.
Last year’s house, called The Mummer Memorial Manor AND Sasquatch Park, took you inside a garden of mummers and a nightmarish park where you come face-to-face with the terrorizing legends in Winter Springs, Florida.
So, I am looking forward to seeing how they will be vamping it up for this year!
What to Know Before You Go to This Orlando Halloween Event:
- Dates: To be announced
- Cost: Single Attraction: $20 per person ($12 for children 10 and under) and “Double Trouble” Ticket (both attractions): $30 per person ($20 for children 10 and under)
- Location: The campus of The Church @ 434 at 817 E. State Road 434 Winter Springs, FL 32708
11. Petrified Forest – Altamonte Springs
The Petrified Forest in Altamonte Springs was voted one of the “Top “Must-See” Haunted Houses in Florida.”
Here you’ll experience multiple mazes, a terror trolley and so much more!
There is free parking then hop on the Terror Trolley that will take you out for a blood-sucking good time out to the Forest for free. Â
Every year they tear it all down to create an original new killer event. This year they have rebuilt the Haunt with the theme…..The Observers where evil things continue to happen all thanks to their presence.Â
What to Know Before You Go to This Orlando Halloween Event:
- Dates: Dates to be announced (get all the dates here)
- Cost: Tickets start at $34.98
- Location: 1360 E Altamonte Dr. Altamonte Springs, FL 32701
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12. Oviedo Halloween Events (Orlando in October)
The city of Oviedo hosts multiple Halloween events in the Orlando area during October. Let’s go through the activities for this year.
Oviedo, Florida Halloween Events
- Freaky Frights Market at Ovieda Mall Saturday, September 28th Â
- Oviedo Night Market: Pumpkin Fest at Oviedo Brewing Company on October 11thÂ
- Food Truck & Movie in the Park on October 18 at the main amphitheater lawn with a special screening of Hotel Transylvania so be sure to bring blankets/chairsÂ
- 3rd Annual Sip or Treat: Zombiefest where you can sip, shop, and stroll on October 24 at Oviedo MallÂ
- Animeween at Oviedo Mall is a ghoulish mix of anime and Halloween on October 26 with free admissionÂ
- Monster Dash 5k on October 27 at Oviedo MallÂ
- Mall-O-Ween for kids 12 and under on October 31 at Oviedo MallÂ
13. Mortem Manor – Old Town, Kissimmee
In this year-round haunted house, you’ll be able to go through two floors of an old Victorian estate.
Some of the best features of this ghostly adventure are that it includes live actors, animatronics, and special effects.
What to Know Before You Go to This Orlando Halloween Event:
- Dates: Open year-round
- Cost: $19.99 per person + tax
- Location: 5770 West Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway Kissimmee, FL 34746
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14. Cassadaga Haunted Attractions
Located in one of the spookiest hotels in Florida is the Cassadaga Haunted Attractions.Â
What to Know Before You Go to This Orlando Halloween Event:
This sleepy town houses one of the spookiest places in America and this year you’ll go deep into the depths of Ward of Oz but with a psychotic twist. Â
- Cost: Starts at $20
- Dates: October 24th to 27th and October 31st through November 3rd from 7:30 p.m. to 11 p.m.Â
- Location: Hotel Cassadaga 355 Cassadaga Rd Lake Helen, FL 32744
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15. Orlando’s Magical Dining Month
One of the best things to do in Orlando besides theme parks is to partake in the culinary adventures of Magical Dining Month.
You’ll be able to enjoy three-course, prix-fixe dinners at more than 120 of the top Orlando area restaurants for just $40 to $60 per person.
Plus, you will be dining for a cause where every meal that is served ends up supporting deserving charities
What to Know Before You Go
- Dates: August 16th through September 30 of 2024
- Location: Various locations (view locations and dining options here)
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16. Zoo Boo Bash Â
This family-friendly event at the zoo will have all ages feeling the Halloween spirit. Â
All ages are invited to dress up in their spooky and wild costumes and come out for the not-too-scary fun that Zoo Boo Bash will be putting on for another exciting year. Â
There will be DJs and dancing, trick-or-treating stations, a wonderland of inflatables, and ghoulish activities for all. Â
What to Know Before You Go to This Orlando Halloween Event:
- Select Dates: October 12th-13th, October 19th-20th, and October 26th-27th with the last admission at 3:15 p.m.Â
- Cost: Included with admission
- Address: Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens 3755 West Seminole Boulevard Sanford, FL 32771Â
17. Scream-A-Geddon Orlando Halloween Event
This top-notch central Florida haunted attraction was Voted #1 USA’s BEST Haunted Houses with six houses available to terrorize you such as:
- Breach (NEW- Replaced Blackpool Prison)
- Bloodwater Bayou
- Ravenhill Asylum
- Rage 3D
- Demon’s Revenge
- Zombie Paintball Assault
Other Features:
- Monster Midway: offering food, games and beer
- Bonzon’s Beer Garden
What to Know Before You Go to This Orlando Halloween Event:
- Dates: Now through November 2nd, 2024, opening at 7 p.m.
- Cost: Tickets start at $28.95 and cost $6 if you purchase them at the box officeÂ
- Address: 27839 Saint Joe Rd Dade City, FL 33525
18. Halloween Happy Hour at ICEBAR Orlando
One of my favorite places to visit in Orlando (outside of theme parks) is the ICEBAR!
I’m so happy to know that they will be having one of the longest Happy Hours on I-Drive for Halloween. Great cocktails are sure to heat you up at this chilly location.
What to Know Before You Go to This Orlando Halloween Event:
- Dates: October 31, 2024, from 5 p.m. until 9 p.m.
- Price: Varies (must be 21 years old or older)
- Address: 8967 International Drive Orlando, FL 32819
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19. Avalon Park Spooktacular
If you’re in the mood for a more family-friendly event, then you’ll want to make your way over to Avalon Park.
I love this quaint suburb of Orlando and the nice small-town vibe I get from it and you will too!
So, while you’re out there, be sure to partake in the trick-or-treat festivities, live performances, food trucks, bounce houses, vendors, costume contests, and more!
What to Know Before You Go to This Orlando Halloween Event:
- Date: October 26th, 2024 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Â
- Cost: Admission is free
- Location: Downtown Avalon Town Park
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20. Gatorland’s Gators, Ghosts And Goblins, Spooky Fun
The “Alligator Capital of the World™”  will be bringing back its Gators, Ghosts and Goblins, Spooky Fun for you to enjoy!
This is another lighthearted way to do Halloween in Orlando as you come dressed in your best costume to enjoy:
- Character meet-and-greets
- Photo opportunities
- Children’s Halloween Costume Parade
- Explore new haunt zones like “The Creepy Creature Carnival”
- Swamp Ghost’s Monster Museum
- Cryptid Express and more!
What to Know Before You Go to This Orlando Halloween Event:
- Dates: October 12th, 13th, 19th, 20th, 26th and 27th from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.Â
- Cost: Gatorland’s Gators, Ghosts, and Goblins is included with your regular park admission
- Address: 14501 S. Orange Blossom Trail Orlando, Florida 32837
21. Vampirates: The Haunting Search for Neptune’s TreasureÂ
Pirates Dinner Adventure is embracing the spooky season and adding a Halloween twist to its themed dinner show.Â
Vampirates: The Haunting Search for Neptune’s Treasure will be running for select nights throughout September and October. It is the ultimate thing to do in Orlando for Halloween for anyone who has conjured up a hearty appetite and wants to revel in some haunted excitement.
But it’s not just the interactive dinner show that will be getting their spook on, everyone can join in and come out in their favorite Halloween costumes for the ghoulishly delicious and entertaining fun.Â
What to Know Before You Go to This Orlando Halloween Event:
- Dates: Select nights from September 3rd through October 31Â
- Cost: From $72.95 for Adults and $46.95 for children with dinner includedÂ
- Location: 6400 Carrier Dr, Orlando, FL 32819
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22. Enzians 13 Films of Halloween
If you’re a horror film fanatic, then you’ll be happy to do this Orlando Halloween event! Each October, the Enzian Theater features different scary movies for you to re-watch!
They also offer 13 specialty cocktails for the season along with a Halloween Party at their Eden’s Bar.
I will definitely be heading out to the Enzian Theater this year to enjoy a spooky movie with a stiff cocktail!
What to Know Before You Go to This Orlando Halloween Event:
- Cost: Regular Ticket Pricing $12.50, Student/Senior/Military (with ID) $11, Matinees $11, and Film Society Members $10
- Address: 1300 South Orlando Avenue Maitland, FL 32751
23. Halloween at Old Town
Old Town in Kissimmee is known for hosting some of the most fun holiday events in Orlando and Halloween is no different!
For this year’s spooky season you’ll be able to enjoy:
- Free trick-or-treating is from 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. with candy stations throughout Old TownÂ
- Entertainment throughout the night in front of the Old Town StageÂ
- Costume Contest starts at 7:00 p.mÂ
What to Know Before You Go to This Orlando Halloween Event:
- Date: October 31st, 2024 starting at 5 p.m.
- Address: 5770 W. IRLO BRONSON MEMORIAL HIGHWAY, Kissimmee, FL 34746
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24. Tales of Terror Haunted Attraction
On select nights this October, you’ll be able to face some of your biggest fears on a horrifying trail, a zombie gelly ball, lots of food vendors, and a spooky market!
This is no doubt, one of the most scariest events to do in Orlando for Halloween! You can find it all at Tales of Terror Haunted Attraction.
What to Know Before You Go to This Orlando Halloween Event:
- Cost: Starts at $20
- Dates: October 11, 12, 13, 18, 19, 20, and 27 of 2024Â
- Location: Astatula, FL
25. Orlando Halloween Fest at Waterford Lakes
This Orlando Halloween event is one that the whole family can enjoy! It’s great for all ages who want to get caught up in the Halloween magic early.Â
Orlando Halloween Fest at Waterford Lakes will have FREE balloon animals, bewitching crafts, temp tattoo scans, a creepy and spooky reptile petting zoo, and more eerie activities. Â
Show off your haunted holiday vibes with the family in your costumes and you might be one of the lucky winners to take home a prize. Â
What to Know Before You Go to This Orlando Halloween Event:
- Dates: Saturday, October 19th from 11:00-3:00 pmÂ
- Location: Waterford Lakes Town Center  3413 North Alafaya Trail Orlando, FL 32828
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26. Dare 2 Escape
The Dare 2 Escape attraction is THE scariest Escape Game Room in Orlando!
It has nine different terrifying rooms with The Seventh Room being the most intense.
Dare 2 Escape is not for you if you’re timid; however, if you want to have one of the most memorable times with friends, then you MUST do this for the spooky season!
What to Know Before You Go to This Orlando Halloween Event:
- Dates: Open year-round
- Location: 5041 W. Irlo Bronson Mem Hwy Kissimmee, Florida 34746
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27. Cocktails and Screams
This unique lounge is a Halloween-themed bar, filled with spirits, tricks, and treats!
They are open year-round but you know the eerie shenanigans get better in the haunted season here in Orlando like their Adams Family VIP Room and Beetlejuice Brunch.Â
They have amazing events on a regular basis so be sure to view them here and book your experience ASAP as they are known to sell out.
What to Know Before You Go to This Orlando Halloween Event:
- Cost: Varies
- Dates: Open year-round
- Location: 39 West Pine Street, Orlando, FL, 32801
28. Atomic Horror Store
Dubbed as the horror shop of your dreams, the Atomic Horror is one place you must visit on your Orlando Halloween adventures.
They offer everything from custom haunted creations to your favorite monsters on everyday houseware.
Anything you want, you’ll find it all here. Even if you just want to browse, it’s a fun place to get into the Halloween spirit.
What to Know Before You Go To This Orlando Halloween Event:
- Hours: Daily 11 am to 7 pm
- Address: 4805 E. Colonial Dr. Orlando, FL 32803
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29. The Hollow Pumpkin Store
Get ready to get all of your Halloween needs taken care of in this new shop here in Central Florida called The Hollow Pumpkin.
This virtual shop has a variety of goods inspired by horror icons old and new. Visiting their online shop is a great way to support a small central Florida business!
Be sure to give this shop an online visit during your Florida haunt season or download their App for a convenient Halloween shopping experience.
30. Phantasmagoria XIV
This Victorian Horror Troupe is touring all over Central Florida with their newest series: PHANTASMAGORIA XIV: Tales of the Undead.
This amazing troupe will take you through the tales and poetry of Edgar Allan Poe through their fantastic storytelling, puppetry, dance ensembles, original music, and more! Â
You’ll enjoy a twisted spin on works from Edgar Allan Poe, H.G. Wells, Penny Dreadfuls, and other folklore.
You truly don’t want to miss this whimsical production this Halloween season!
What to Know Before You Go to This Orlando Halloween Event:
- Cost: Varies
- Location: Multiple locations throughout Central Florida
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31. Scott’s Maze Adventures at Great Scott Farms
With hundreds of 4+ star reviews, Great Scott Farms is one of the best farms in Orlando to enjoy for Halloween!
Here you’ll enjoy their fun-filled hayrides, twisty 6.5-acre corn mazes, a giant jumping pillow, a pumpkin patch, and delicious fall food in the brisk Florida weather!
What to Know Before You Go This Orlando Fall Event:
- Starts: Fall festival starts September 28th until November 24th Â
- Prices: Vary based on experience but their flash sale starts September 10 with savings of over 45%Â
- Address: 26216 County Road 448A Mount Dora, Florida 32757
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My Final Thoughts on Your Orlando Halloween Events
As you can see, there are so many things to do in Orlando in October.
From haunted voyages to culinary adventures, you’ll be able to find something to celebrate during autumn in Florida.
Now you know why I love fall in Orlando so much and why you must add Central Florida to your haunt season itinerary!
What’s your favorite thing to do in Orlando for the fall?
Let us know in the comments section below.
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Until next time, Happy Park Hopping Hipsters!
About the Author
My name is Nikky. I’m a wife, a mother, a pharmacist turned theme park blogger, USA Today 10Best Contributor, and a writer who loves ALL things amusement park related!
Traveling alone to the parks has changed my life and I want to show how you can create your own solo theme park memories.
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(Original Date October 25, 2016/Updated by Editor September 4, 2024)
I really like the dessert at the parks during this time of year
Me too! They really get creative 🙂