Haunting’s 2022 Halloween Guide
Welcome to Haunting’s 2022 Halloween Guide. In our yearly guide, we introduce you to the best Halloween experiences, haunted houses, conventions, immersive horror experiences, yard displays, and more. If you love Halloween, horror, or immersive entertainment, then this is the perfect guide for you.
This year, we are adjusting our format. We have organized all events by category (Haunted Houses, Conventions, Immersive Horror, et cetera) and further, by location. At the top, we have a table of contents so you can jump around in the article to find exactly what you’re looking for. We have sliders showcasing all events in each category, so click on an event you’re interested and you’ll be given more information, exact location, and dates of operation.
While the organization here showcases everything we have to offer, our Halloween Event Listings allows even more control in filtering events so you’re only seeing what you want to see.
Happy Halloween!
Table of Contents
Traditional Theater and Halloween Movie Screenings
Immersive Horror
Immersive Horror experiences offer a step up from the traditional haunted house, offering participants a more active role in their narrative. Participants can often explore a location, spending more time in rooms, and engage in a strong narrative. Think of this as a personal, intimate, and evocative experience. While the experiences here do offer engage and interaction with actors, this is in service of a narrative and rarely includes actor contact. These are safe, vetted, and are meant to a lasting memory with the audience.
Los Angeles
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San Gabriel Valley (North Eastern Corner of LA)
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Orange County
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Inland Empire
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Haunted Houses
Haunted Houses or “Haunts” are walkthrough mazes in which guests, usually in a single file, walk through a themed set and have actors in costume jump out–“jump scare”–the participants. These are the bread-and-butter of the Halloween season and can be experienced by teens to adults alike. While there are other categories that have innovated on this concept (e.g., immersive horror), these are the best foray into Halloween experiences and offer a wonderful adrenaline experience. Actors here should not touch audiences and the narratives are implied but rarely explored.
Los Angeles
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San Gabriel Valley (North Eastern Corner of LA)
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Orange County
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Santa Clarita
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Ventura
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Inland Empire
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High Desert
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San Diego
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Las Vegas
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Home Haunts
Home Haunts offer the same thrill and style of traditional Haunted Houses, but are built in the yard, home, or street of a residential area. These experiences usually run for only the final weekend of October and are free, resulting in long lines – so if you plan on going, get there early or plan on waiting. Further, these experiences are often family friendly as they appeal to the entirety of the community.
Los Angeles
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San Gabriel Valley (North Eastern Corner of LA)
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San Fernando Valley (North Western Corner of LA)
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Orange County
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Ventura
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Inland Empire
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High Desert
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Conventions & Festivals
Halloween Conventions are a collection of vendors, haunted houses, horror actors, and beyond, who have come together in a single location. Here, Halloween, horror, and monsters are celebrated, allowing guests to peruse aisles, shop, and come home with macabre creations that they will not be able to find anywhere else. From Monsterpalooza, which is focused on the Special Effects and Movie Magic industry, to the Oddities Flea Market, which hosts skeletal remains, medical specimens, and jewelry, these experiences are a perfect way to get in the Halloween mindset and fill out your year-round Halloween decor.
Los Angeles
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San Fernando Valley (North Western Corner of LA)
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Orange County
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Ventura
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Theme Parks
As the popularity of Halloween increased, Theme Parks capitalized on the success of Haunted Houses, integrating these attractions into their Halloween season offerings. In this section, you’ll see the theme parks that offer walkthrough attractions. With the larger budgets, these attractions are usually impressive in scale, incorporating familiar intellectual property (e.g., Stranger Things, Silent Hill, The Exorcist, and Saw at Universal Studios), and numerous scare actors. Yet, this also leads to longer lines and the “conga line effect” in which audiences see a scare happening to the people in front of them, reducing the effect of the jump scare. These are fantastic for a fun night out and often are a staple of anyone’s Halloween season.
Los Angeles
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Orange County
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Santa Clarita
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Inland Empire
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Drive-Thru Experiences
Drive-Thru Experiences are Haunted Houses–but from the comfort of your car. These experiences became popularized during the Covid-era, but some have still persisted in the years following. For these events, you will stay entirely in your car. Actors may interact from outside the vehicle.
Orange County
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Inland Empire
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Dinner & Drinks
While themed in Halloween set dressing, these events are ones centered around cocktails or dining. Light character interaction, puzzles, or a stage show are often involved.
Los Angeles
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Extreme Haunts
Extreme Haunts are haunted houses that push the boundaries of physical comfort, often utilizing actor contact, phobia-exploration, light shocks (i.e., electricity), and/or bugs to ensure fear in their participants. These have light narratives that are expanded in their experiences, but often the focus is the intensity, boundary pushing, and adrenaline response of their audience. These are not recommended for first-time haunted, for young kids, or for those who don’t fully understand the expectations of these experiences. These are for those who want something more from their Halloween experience. They also require a waiver to ensure expectations are understood.
Orange County
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Family Friendly Events
Family friendly events are Halloween experiences that are designed for families, young children, and those looking to reinvigorate the child inside them. These often are “spooky” or “autumn” in theme and not scary or horror focused. Expect to see carnival games, friendly actors, trick-or-treating, pumpkin carving, and plenty of candy.
Los Angeles
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San Fernando Valley (North Western Corner of LA)
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Ventura
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Traditional Theater & Movie Screenings
To end our list, we have some traditional theater experiences and halloween movie screenings. Traditional Theater is exactly what you think it is: these are Halloween or Horror-Themed stage shows with some light immersive elements. The shows range from family-friendly to to more adult themed cabaret shows. Halloween movie screening are Halloween Themed or Horror movies screening in immersive environments.
Los Angeles
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San Fernando Valley (North Western Corner of LA)
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Orange County
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Halloween Yard Displays
Los Angeles
Silver Shadows Cemetery – 24 Silver Saddle Ln., Rolling Hills Estates, CA 90274
6pm-10pm Oct 31
San Gabriel Valley (North Eat Corner of LA)
Macdevitt Manor – 2436 W Macdevitt St., West Covina, CA 91790
7pm-10pm Oct 29-31
Martin Cemetery – 2657 Kellogg Park Dr., Pomona, CA 91768
7pm-10pm Oct 1, 7-8, 14-15, 21-22, 28-29 & 31
Midwick Manor – 1688 Midwick Dr., Altadena, CA 91001
7pm-10pm Sept 30-Nov 4
San Fernando Valley (North Western Corner of LA)
999 Happy Haunts – 3552 Prospect Ave., La Crescenta, CA 91214
7pm-10pm (11pm on weekends) Oct 8-31
Catastrophe Cabin – 1541 Garden St., Glendale, CA 91201
7pm-10pm (11pm on weekends) Oct. 24-31
Circus of Nightmares – Stolen Dreams – 113 S Brighton St., Burbank, CA 91506
7pm-10pm Oct 19-31
Creepy Crossing – 17449 Burbank Blvd, Encino, CA 91316
7pm-10pm Oct. 20-23 & 28-31
Enfield Cemetery – 6455 Enfield Ave, Reseda, CA 91335
7pm-10pm Oct 14-31
Hamlin Street Horror – 17436 Hamlin St., Van Nuys, CA 91406
7pm-10pm Oct 29-31
The Haunt With No Name – 19351 Hatteras St., Tarzana, CA 91356
6:30pm-10pm Oct 28-31
Holiday Fantasies Come To Life – 1505 North Valley St., Burbank, CA 91505
6:30pm-11:30pm Oct 1-31
Lilley Hall – 10104 Moorpark St, Toluca Lake, CA 91602
7pm-10pm
Ravenswood Manor – 10929 Ruffner Ave, Granada Hills, CA 91344
7pm-10:30pm Oct. 14-16, 21-23, 27-31
Rock-n-Roll Will Never Die – 4428 Mariota Ave, Toluca Lake, CA 91602
7pm-10pm Oct. 15-16, 22-23, 29-31
Rotting Hill – 4848 Sancola Ave, North Hollywood, CA 91601
7pm-10pm (11pm on weekends) Oct. 8-Nov. 7
Spooky Hollows – 16418 Gilmore St, Van Nuys, CA 91406
7pm-10pm Oct. 22-24, 29-31
VanOaks Cemetery – 5822 Norwich Ave, Sherman Oaks, CA 91411
7pm-10:30pm Oct. 16-31
Orange County
5732 Mildred Ln – 5732 Mildred Ln., Cypress, CA 90630
6513 Cerritos Ave – 6513 W Cerritos Ave Buena Park, CA 90620
9242 Via Balboa Cir – 9242 Via Balboa Cir., Buena Park, CA 90620
Arbolita Drive – Arbolita Drive, La Habra, CA 90631
This street goes all out for Halloween with a mix of displays and walk-through haunts.
The Curse of The Raven – 4682 Stanton Ave., La Mirada, CA 90638
7pm-10pm Oct 21-31
The Grim Grinnners – 2015 S. Eileen Dr., Anaheim CA 92802
7pm-10pm Oct 14-16, 21-23, 28-31
Legends of Sleepy Hollow – 22711 Rockford Dr., Lake Forest, CA 92630
6pm-9pm Oct 29-31
Stanley Haus – Oak Ridge Cir, Aliso Viejo, CA 92656
5pm-9pm (10pm on Weekends) Oct 10-31
There are eight houses on this street that do elaborate Halloween displays. Make sure to check them all out. This year the houses are themed after the Haunted Mansion. All donations go to the fifth marines our of Camp Pendleton.
Stearns Halloween – Into the Hallow – 1440 E Stearns Ave #1, La Habra, CA 90631
7pm-10pm Sept 19-21, 26-28, Oct 3-5, 10-12, 17-19, 24-31 Nov 1-2
Ventura & Santa Clarita Valley
Creepy Hollow SCV – 26796 Madigan Dr, Canyon Country, CA 91351
7pm-10pm Oct 1-31
Curse of Chelsea Court – 812 Chelsea Ct Simi Valley, CA 93065
7pm-11pm Oct. 10-31
Dead Man’s Party – 25727 Burroughs Pl, Stevenson Ranch, CA 91381
7pm-11pm Oct. 10-31
Five Point Haunt – 26949 Winding Trail Ct, Valencia 91381
7pm-10pm Sept 23-Oct 31
This unique yard display is filled with spooky spirts such as Isabella, the young girl who doesn’t want to wake her mother from her grave because she’s been sleeping a looong time. You will also find a merry-go-round with creepy clowns, haunted graveyard, possessed dolls, and more. Lost souls haunt within the house too, come visit and you might see someone lurking from the living room. Formally known as ‘Stoney Point’ Haunt, now located behind Magic Mountain in the Five Point community.
Mourning Rose Manor – 5250 Aurelia St., Simi Valley, CA 93063
6:30pm-10pm Oct 10-31
Sombras Cemetery – 26041 Sombras Ct., Santa Clarita, CA 91355
7pm-10pm Oct 14-15, 21-22, 28-31
Skellington Manor – Haycreek Ave & Ermine St, Santa Clarita, CA 91351
6pm-10pm Oct 1-31
Tardif Cemetery – 4723 Justin Ct., Moorpark, CA 93021
7pm-10pm Oct 15-31
Inland Empire
Ghostly Gourds of Glenhaven – 5343 Glenhaven Ave., Riverside, CA 92506
7pm-10pm Sept 18 – Nov 1
Gothic Hills Cemetery – 11109 Middleborough Rd., Riverside, CA 92503
7pm-9pm Oct 15-31
Maze of Mayhem – 21605 Alcorn Dr., Moreno Valley, CA 92557
Thurs & Sun: 7pm-9pm; Fri & Sat 7pm-10pm Oct 8-10, 15-17, 22-24, 28-31
Pirates on Sevilla Ave – 38165 Sevilla Ave., Murrieta, CA 92563
7pm-9pm Oct 1-31
Samhains Lot – 6351 Semillon Pl., Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91737
7pm-10pm Oct 15-16 22-23 28-31
Spooky Squatch – 25060 Steiner Dr, Hemet, CA 92544
Oct 1-Nov 6
Wolf Creek Island – 31974 Whitetail Ln., Temecula, CA 92592
6pm-10pm Oct 14-15 21-22 28-29 31
High Desert
Hesperia House of Horrors – 13802 Rosemary St., Hesperia, CA 92344
6pm-9pm Oct 1-2 6 8-9 13-16 20 23 27-31
Kreep De Ville Cemetery – 44037 Date Ave, Lancaster, CA 93534
7pm-10pm Oct 1-31
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