Miami transforms into a thrilling playground for Halloween, where tropical heat meets spooky looks and the city’s nightlife reaches fever pitch. From world-class haunted attractions to massive street parties in Wynwood to boutique hotel events, Miami delivers an unforgettable Halloween experience. Whether you’re a thrill-seeker, a party animal ready to dance, or someone seeking a more upscale evening, here’s your definitive guide to Halloween events in Miami.
Wynwood Halloween Parties
Wynwood is the epicenter of Miami’s Halloween celebrations, bursting with creativity, energy, and endless costume inspiration.
HalloWYN 2025
No Miami Halloween list is complete without HalloWyn, the city’s largest and loudest Halloween block party. The 12th-annual edition takes over Wynwood Marketplace with DJs, open-air bars, art installations, and a crowd in costumes ranging from cute to provocative to “only-in-Miami.” Don your costume, dance the night away, and enjoy a free drink if you RSVP early, with open bar tickets offering unlimited cocktails, VIP lounge access, and more. The event runs from 7pm to 3am on Friday, October 31, at Wynwood Marketplace, 2250 NW Second Ave., Miami. This is Miami’s must-hit Halloween bash—rain or shine.
Nightmare in Wynwood Bar Crawl
For those who want to hit multiple venues and soak up the neighborhood’s energy, the Nightmare in Wynwood bar crawl runs on both Friday, October 31st and Saturday, November 1st, taking revelers through Wynwood’s best bars and clubs. Expect special Halloween pricing, costume contests, and the kind of epic party atmosphere Miami is famous for.
Nights of the Living Dolls
Looking for a high-energy dance experience? MAD Club Wynwood is open Halloween night (October 31st) from 11 PM to 5 AM. The night will feature the hottest beats and a crowd of impeccably costumed party people. It’s the only major venue open until 5 AM, making it perfect for those who want to party until dawn.
Haunted Houses and Attractions
Miami’s haunted attractions deliver Hollywood-level production value and intense scares that will test your nerves.
Horrorland Scream Park at Jungle Island
With five haunted houses, scare zones, carnival-style games, themed food and drinks, and a coffin bar, it’s no wonder this attraction has become a Miami Halloween favorite. Horrorland features multiple themed attractions including Cannibal Creek, Wasteland Road, and The Last Wave Hotel. It’s open from 7:30pm– 11pm on Fridays and Saturdays, and 7:30pm–10:30pm on Thursdays and Sundays through October 31, at Jungle Island, 1111 Parrot Jungle Tr., Miami. Tickets cost $34.99 to $74.99.
House of Horror Haunted Carnival
The infamous carnival sprawls across 100,000 square feet with five haunted houses and two outdoor scare zones. Between screams, hit the rides—including the terrifying Scarecoaster—then unwind with carnival bites and brews. Open from 6pm–11pm on Sundays through Thursdays, and 6pm– midnight Fridays and Saturdays through November 2, at Miami International Mall, 1455 NW 107th Ave., Doral.
More Halloween Fun in Miami
Howl-o-ween Dog Costume Contest
In the heart of Miami’s art district, Arlo Wynwood invites four-legged locals and their humans to its lush Higher Ground courtyard for a Howl-o-ween Dog Costume Contest on Saturday, October 25, from 4–7 p.m. Nestled on the hotel’s third floor and accessible from a hand-painted stairwell off Northwest 22nd Street, Higher Ground is a tropical urban retreat and event space. Bring your pup in their best look for an afternoon of no tricks and all treats, featuring a dog costume contest with prizes, curated activations from local vendors and giveaways. Entry is free when you RSVP on Eventbrite, with a $5 fee for contest participants (includes automatic raffle entry).
The event is perfect for celebrating Halloween with your four-legged friend while enjoying seasonal cocktails and mingling with the Wynwood community. After the festivities, head downstairs to take your pup on a tour of the neighborhood.
Kiddo-Ween Festival
For families, the Kiddo-Ween Festival at Bayside Marketplace features a Halloween-themed family fun zone, trick-or-treating, pumpkin patch, bounce house, pumpkin decorating, face painting, giveaways, and character experiences. Admission is free, though rides and activities require a wristband purchase.
Alice in WonderGrove
Fall down the rabbit hole with Alice in WonderGrove, a free Halloween experience that transforms Coconut Grove into a storybook spectacle. Trick-or-treat stations, live performances, and costumed characters fill the streets, with a theatrical performance by playwright Brandon Urrutia.
Queen Miami Beach: Royal Anarchy
Step into a realm of dark enchantment and aristocratic splendor as Queen Miami Beach unveils Royal Anarchy: A Tale of Twisted Beasts. On the night of Wednesday, October 29th, 2025, the dining destination within the Paris Theater will host an event filled with haunted surprises, live entertainment from curious “creatures” and mysterious dancers, aerialists and evocative musicians.
Tips for Halloween in Miami
- Arrive early to popular venues: HalloWYN and major haunted attractions draw big crowds. Get there early to avoid long waits and ensure entry.
- Book accommodations in advance: Hotels like Arlo Wynwood fill up quickly during Halloween weekend. Staying nearby means you can rest between parties or enjoy a late night without worrying about getting home.
- Use rideshare wisely: Miami traffic and Halloween crowds create parking nightmares. Use Uber or Lyft to move between Wynwood, Downtown, and South Beach safely.
- Costume comfort matters: You’ll be on your feet for hours. Wear comfortable shoes and a costume you can move in easily—Instagram-perfect isn’t worth limping through the night.
- Stay with friends: Halloween crowds in Miami are massive. Establish a meeting point and stick together.
- Embrace Wynwood’s creative culture: The neighborhood encourages wild, outlandish costumes. Go for something bold and creative that honors Wynwood’s artistic energy.
- Plan your route: Decide whether you’re doing Wynwood, Downtown, South Beach, or a combination. Each area has its own vibe, and trying to hit all three in one night is possible but may require additional patience.
Whatever you decide to do this spooky season, Halloween in Miami is a celebration unlike any other—where tropical vibes meet international flair, and where the party never stops. Whether you’re into massive block parties, upscale dining experiences, world-class haunted attractions, or quirky neighborhood celebrations, Miami delivers. Wynwood is the epicenter of the action, but Downtown and South Beach offer equally thrilling alternatives. Grab your costume, bring your friends, book your hotel early, and get ready for a Halloween in Miami you’ll never forget.
