Spend Your Best Halloween in Orlando!

Orlando is home to the best theme parks in the country, and because of it, they are the best place to start your Halloween adventure. They have some amazing events lined up for you! Here are just a few.

Halloween Horror Nights will be held on select nights from September 6 to November 2. Here you can expect various scares and horrors from classic monsters to Universal Studios Florida original characters. This is a separate ticket event that should not be missed. For this year’s Halloween Horror Nights, there will be 10 amazing and spooky haunted houses to explore where you’ll see themes from Ghostbusters, Stranger Things, Universal Monsters and other favorites. From freakily exciting live entertainment to five scare zones that will leave you breathless, there is lots to be found here.

Walt Disney World Resort and Magic Kingdom are cooking up a Not-So-Scary Halloween Party for the kids and kids-at-heart, with jack-o’-lanterns, live entertainment, as well as special characters appearing on the streets who will delight the crowd. Kids can come in their best Halloween costumes and trick or treat with their parents throughout the resort. Check out Mickey and Minnie’s new outfits at their parade, with special attraction experiences from the Pirates of the Caribbean, Mad Tea Party, and Space Mountain, plus “Hocus Pocus Villains Spelltacular” will be returning for a show too. You can even join Mickey, Goofy, Donald and the rest of the gang as they trick or treat through a haunted house.

When you buy a ticket to LEGOLAND Orlando Fl, you will get a chance to join the spooky and kooky Halloween in Orlando that is perfect for all ages. You can collect candies as you follow the Brick-or-Treat path, go on a scavenger hunt, or participate in spooky building activities.

This family-friendly event is for the whole family. Come and celebrate with the resort’s all-new Sesame Street Halloween Parade, with various performances and amazing floats to enjoy.

If you’re looking for things to do in Orlando for Halloween, you will not be disappointed as the city has something up its sleeve to make this spectacular annual event better than last year. Here are possible options to consider in addition to Halloween Horror Nights Orlando.

Dress up in your tattered and creepy zombie Halloween costume and check out Downtown Kissimmee for their Heart Stopping Zombie Pub Crawl happening on October 26 and while you’re at it, check out the rest of the Kissimmee’s Halloween events.

Another unique Halloween in Orlando Florida event that you should consider is exploring the Petrified Forest where the scare trails will scare you big time! Choose between the Swamp, where a family from he*ll has been growing spookier and scarier every year, or The Haunted, which is an interactive trail that sets you on a path after an outbreak of contamination has occurred. This Halloween night event is suitable for children 13 years old and above.

If you are looking for things to do in Orlando for Halloween, this is another option to consider, especially if you are into all the spooky and scary stuff that gets conjured up during Halloween. This is a Halloween version of ComicCon which is one of the crowd pleasers in Orlando. This is one Halloween convention you don’t want to miss!

Halloween in Orlando Florida events aren’t all going to be expensive - there are plenty of cheap and free happenings here that are still spooky and fun at the same time. If you’re looking for some Halloween fun without spending a lot, check out these places.

Bring the whole family with you at this haunted house just 20 minutes out of Orlando and experience a haunted walk for just $5 for each person. Younger kids can trick and treat, take a hayride, or check out the bounce houses without any fee. There will be free candies for everyone while supplies last.

Screamin’ Green at the Crayola Experience is more than just trick or treating, because kids can learn how to make slime, do crafts, and take character photos as you go through the park.

It appears that Gatorland is joining the fun this Halloween. There will be spooked areas throughout, with fun shows, actors in ghoulish Halloween costumes, selfie zones, themed food and drinks, as well as specialty vendors just to name a few.

What else can you do during Halloween in Orlando? If you are one of those individuals who like to do a bit of paranormal investigating, then the Moonlight Walking Tours in Orlando should be part of your itinerary. Take a 4-mile stroll through the Greenwood Cemetery in downtown Orlando where you’ll be visiting the graves of popular individuals of the city.

Don’t let the Moonlight Walking Tour be the end of your ghost hunting adventures, because you can take part with the American Ghost Adventures where they offer plenty of paranormal activities for their guests. You can explore Winter Garden, downtown Orlando, as well as Mount Dora just to name a few. Check out their “Dining with the Departed” or their “Spirits with Spirits”.

The Old Town in Kissimmee is an iconic district filled with rides, shops, and entertainment. And when Halloween arrives, this town becomes a fun house for the spooky, the mysterious, and the creepy. There are haunt zones, costume contests, mazes, as well as live entertainment. They have even hosted a survival event here featuring a zombie apocalypse. It is definitely worth checking out this year too.

If you have forgotten where you put your Halloween costume, or haven’t got the time to bring one during your trip to Orlando, then the city has plenty of shops to buy from. Here are a few to check out:

There are plenty of costumes available here from big brands like Fun World, Disguise, Leg Avenue, and Rubies just to name a few. If you want to decorate your rental home, you can get make up, props, special effects, and even animatronics in this specialty shop.

Fortunately, Disney has its own shop where you can buy you and your little ones your costume for this year’s event. From candy bowls, decorations, costume accessories, and others, you’ll be having a blast shopping for the right outfit for the whole family here.

Halloween in Orlando is going to be amazing this year and for those who will be visiting, you won’t run out of options for your Halloween adventure. From the theme parks to downtown Orlando and everything in between, there is always something spooky brewing up for the kids, adults, and the whole family.

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[2] Orlando Insider Vacations; Kissimmee & Orlando Halloween Events You Won’t Want to Miss – 2019.
[3] Orlando the Cheap; Free and cheap Orlando Halloween events, Laura.
[4] International Drive Orlando; Halloween Megastore.