Oklahoma transforms into Halloween headquarters each October, offering spine-tingling haunted houses and family-friendly fall festivals across the state. From the Ozark foothills to the prairie plains, communities embrace the season with costume contests, trick-or-treating trails, and attractions that cater to thrill-seekers and families alike. Whether you’re seeking heart-pounding scares at massive haunted attractions or wholesome pumpkin patches perfect for little ones, the Sooner State delivers authentic Halloween experiences that capture the spirit of the season.
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Oklahoma City
Pumpkinville at Myriad Botanical Gardens
Oklahoma City’s beloved fall tradition returns with the theme “The Museum of Pumpkinville,” featuring over 50,000 pumpkins arranged into creative museum-inspired displays. Guests can explore art exhibits brought to life with gourds, space displays with pumpkin rockets and planets, and natural history installations featuring dinosaur skeletons crafted entirely from fall foliage. The Children’s Garden hosts hand-crafted games, themed activities, local vendor markets on weekends, and unlimited rides on Mo’s Carousel with admission.
- Dates: October 3-26, 2025
- Hours: Monday, Thursday & Sunday: 10am-5pm | Friday & Saturday: 10am-8pm (Closed Tuesday & Wednesday)
- Location: 301 W Reno Avenue, Oklahoma City
- Cost: $9 (members and children 2 & under free)
- Special Events: Member Preview (Oct 3), Sensory Night (Oct 10), Spooky Pooch Parade (Oct 20)
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Haunt the Zoo at Oklahoma City Zoo
The OKC Zoo’s 42nd annual trick-or-treating tradition offers a safe daytime Halloween experience surrounded by the zoo’s animal family. Families follow a candy trail through the Children’s Zoo, collecting treats from friendly volunteers at 15 candy stations while enjoying 14 festive photo stops throughout the grounds. The event features themed decorations, Halloween characters, and the opportunity to see the zoo’s animals while trick-or-treating. Official Haunt the Zoo treat bags are required for participation and include access to all candy stations.
- Dates: Saturdays & Sundays, October 4-5, 11-12, 18-19, 25-26, 2025
- Hours: 9am-4pm
- Location: 2000 Remington Place, Oklahoma City
- Cost: Zoo admission plus treat bags ($10; $9 for ZOOfriends members)
- Special: ZOOfriends exclusive Halloween night on October 31, 6-9pm ($23 with treat bag)
- Note: New teal treat option available for guests with food allergies
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Brick-or-Treat in Bricktown
The 10th annual Brick-or-Treat transforms Oklahoma City’s entertainment district into a family-friendly Halloween celebration with over 40 candy stops at participating businesses. The central hub at Mickey Mantle Plaza features live entertainment including stilt walkers, magicians, and the Thunder Drummers, while roaming characters like Barbie and the Ghostbusters crew provide photo opportunities. Event maps guide families through the district’s decorated businesses, creating a safe urban trick-or-treating experience.
- Date: Monday, October 28, 2025
- Hours: 4-7pm
- Location: Bricktown District (map available at Mickey Mantle Plaza, 2 S. Mickey Mantle Drive)
- Cost: Free
- Note: Trick-or-treaters must be under 14 and in costume
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Fright Fest at Frontier City
Oklahoma’s only theme park transforms into a Halloween nightmare with haunted mazes, scare zones, and coasters running in total darkness. Family-friendly Kids Boo Fest operates during daytime hours featuring trick-or-treating and fall festivities, while nighttime brings intense scares with attractions like Cadaver Castle, Midnight Mausoleum, Devil’s Hollow, and the new Proctor’s Revenge paranormal schoolhouse maze. Live shows include Cowboys vs. Zombies stunt performances and Freakshow Deluxe entertainment.
- Dates: Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays, September 20 – November 1, 2025 (plus select weekdays)
- Location: 11501 N I-35 Service Road, Oklahoma City
- Cost: Park admission required; Haunted Mazes require separate Haunted Attractions Pass
- Note: Not recommended for children under 13
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History & Haunts at Overholser Mansion
This after-hours tour series invites guests to explore the historic 1903 mansion by evening light while learning about the home’s fascinating history and reported paranormal activity. Limited to small groups, visitors discover the stories of the Overholser family and why some say spirits still roam the mansion’s elegant halls. Local paranormal investigators share evidence they’ve gathered over the years, and guests are encouraged to bring their own equipment. The tour includes exploration of both the main mansion and carriage house.
- Dates: October 10, 2025 (additional dates TBA)
- Hours: Tours at 5pm, 6pm, and 7pm (45-minute tours)
- Location: 405 NW 15th Street, Oklahoma City (Heritage Hills neighborhood)
- Cost: $20 per person
- Note: Advance purchase required; tours involve stairs
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Moore
Monster Mash Halloween Dance
This family-friendly dance event transforms the Moore Community Center into a Halloween celebration featuring a haunted room, treats, games, and plenty of dancing. Children and parents alike enjoy the spooky atmosphere with costume contests and Halloween-themed activities. All participants must have a ticket to enter, and children 17 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
- Date: Friday, October 24, 2025
- Hours: 6-8pm
- Location: Moore Community Center
- Cost: $10 pre-sale; $15 at the door
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Haunting on Howard Street
Moore’s community celebration features trick-or-treating and a special haunted room at the Moore Community Center. This free event is part of the larger Haunt Old Town Moore celebration, offering families a safe and festive environment for Halloween fun with food trucks, games, and entertainment.
- Date: Saturday, October 25, 2025
- Hours: 4-7pm
- Location: Moore Community Center, 301 S Howard Avenue
- Cost: Free
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Yukon
Mummy & Son Masquerade
This Halloween-themed mother and son dance features music, a dance-off, costume contest, crafts, and plenty of Halloween activities. The event creates special bonding opportunities for mothers and their sons in a festive, spooky atmosphere with kid-friendly entertainment, a candy cornucopia, and memorable moments for families.
- Date: Friday, October 24, 2025
- Hours: 6-8pm
- Location: Jackie Cooper Gym, 1024 E Main Street, Yukon
- Cost: $5 per person
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Mustang
Flick N Treat
Mustang debuts its brand new mobile LED screen trailer for this Halloween-themed movie night featuring Beetlejuice Beetlejuice under the stars. Families can enjoy food trucks including Dazzling Concessions, Wild Bill’s BBQ, and Wondervan Pops along with Halloween activities, games, and goodie bags. Costumes are encouraged for this free outdoor movie event that combines spooky entertainment with community gathering.
- Date: Saturday, October 18, 2025
- Hours: Food trucks and activities 6pm, movie at 7pm
- Location: Front Lawn of Mustang Town Center, 1201 N Mustang Road
- Cost: Free event (food available for purchase)
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Mustang Spooktacular Celebration
Mustang’s biggest fall event transforms Wild Horse Park into Halloween central with over 50 carnival-style game booths, giant inflatables, life-size Monopoly, a haunted trail, train rides, mazes, and touch-a-truck opportunities with police and fire departments. The themed car show adds automotive flair while food trucks and concessions keep everyone energized. This free, family-friendly celebration welcomes community members of all ages for safe Halloween fun.
- Date: Saturday, October 25, 2025
- Hours: 5:30-8pm
- Location: Wild Horse Park, Mustang Town Center
- Cost: Free (food available for purchase)
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Jenks
HallowMarine at Oklahoma Aquarium
The Oklahoma Aquarium’s 21st annual HallowMarine offers indoor trick-or-treating among marine life exhibits, providing a weather-proof Halloween experience. The event features over 20 community partners distributing candy along the trick-or-treat trail, a costume contest, whimsical characters throughout the aquarium, and the popular Diving Pirate Show in the Polynesian Reef gallery. New for 2025, daytime hours cater to younger trick-or-treaters seeking a less intense experience.
- Dates: October 18-19, 25-26, 31 (Friday & Saturday evenings, plus Halloween night)
- Daytime Hours (NEW): 2-5pm on October 18-19, 25-26
- Nighttime Hours: 6:30-9pm
- Location: 300 Aquarium Drive, Jenks
- Cost: Included with general admission or free for members
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Trick or Treat on the RiverWalk
The Jenks Chamber of Commerce hosts this annual Halloween celebration at the scenic Jenks Riverwalk, where local businesses and organizations set up creatively decorated tables along the walkways. Families can enjoy a safe, free trick-or-treating experience with plenty of candy and goodies in the heart of Jenks. The event welcomes costumed trick-or-treaters of all ages in a festive atmosphere by the Arkansas River.
- Date: Friday, October 31, 2025
- Hours: 4-6pm
- Location: Jenks Riverwalk, 300 Riverwalk Terrace, Jenks
- Cost: Free
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Piedmont
#iHeartPIEDMONT – A Berry Sweet Hometown Halloween
Downtown Piedmont transforms for this community-wide Halloween celebration featuring Trunk or Treat, giant inflatables, food trucks, and free t-shirts while supplies last. This family-friendly event brings the community together for an evening of safe trick-or-treating and festive activities in small-town Oklahoma.
- Date: Saturday, October 25, 2025
- Hours: 5-8pm
- Location: Downtown Piedmont
- Cost: Free
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Enid
Nightmare Warehouse
Enid’s ultimate haunted house delivers over 6,000 square feet of terror in the historic Gold Spot Dairy warehouse. This professionally designed attraction features live actors in elaborate costumes, frightening animatronics, detailed themed rooms, and special effects that create an immersive horror experience. Ranked as one of Oklahoma’s top haunted houses, the attraction operates on weekends throughout October with different themes in various rooms each season.
- Dates: Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays in October 2025 (specific dates TBA)
- Hours: 7:30-10:30pm (typical)
- Location: Gold Spot Dairy, 424 W Walnut Avenue, Enid
- Cost: $20 general admission; $10 for children 10 and under
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Muskogee
Halloween Festival at Castle of Muskogee
Oklahoma’s premier Halloween destination features 11 uniquely themed haunted attractions ranging from family-friendly to intensely scary experiences. The Haunted Village offers free admission with pony rides, hayrides, bounce houses, ghost stories, fortune tellers, live entertainment on the Chessboard Stage, food vendors, and Halloween marketplace shopping. Intense attractions include the Trail of Blood outdoor haunt, Domus Horrificus, Dark Castle Zombie Hunt with infrared weapons, Bates Motel, torture chamber tours, and the massive haunted maze. Family-friendly options feature the Haunted Hayride and Enchanted Boardwalk with over 150 Halloween inflatables.
- Dates: Fridays & Saturdays, October 3 – November 1, 2025
- Location: 3400 W Fern Mountain Road, Muskogee
- Cost: Free admission to Haunted Village; individual attraction tickets or combo bundles available for haunts
- Note: Photo ID required for unaccompanied minors
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Claremore
Hocus Pocus HaHaHalloween at the MOH
Claremore’s Museum of History hosts its annual Halloween celebration with trick-or-treating, activities, and family-friendly Halloween fun in a historic setting. This free community event provides a safe environment for children to enjoy the holiday.
- Date: Saturday, October 25, 2025
- Hours: 11am-2pm
- Location: Claremore Museum of History, Claremore
- Cost: Free
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Broken Arrow
Safety Spooktacular
The Broken Arrow Police Department hosts this massive community Halloween celebration in the Rose District featuring live music, giant inflatables, free candy distributed by BAPD and BAFD, and a costume contest. This safe, family-friendly environment brings together first responders and the community for an evening of Halloween festivities.
- Date: Saturday, October 25, 2025
- Hours: 5-9pm
- Location: Rose District, Broken Arrow
- Cost: Free
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Mummy & Me Dance
This Halloween costume dance invites mothers, aunts, grandmothers, step-mothers, and all wonderful women who love and care for children for a magical evening. The event features a costume contest, live DJ, tasty refreshments, and goodie bags for all participants. Families can create lasting memories dancing together in their favorite Halloween costumes.
- Date: Friday, October 11, 2025
- Hours: 6:00 – 8:00 pm
- Location: Nienhuis Park Community Center, 3201 N 9th Street, Broken Arrow
- Cost: $10 per person
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Nerf Warz – Spookie Halloween Edition
Kick off Fall Break with high-energy Nerf battles featuring a spooky Halloween twist at Nienhuis Park Community Center. Participants bring their own Nerf blasters and eye protection while standard blue darts are provided. Teams are divided into twos at check-in, and costumes are encouraged for this free event that combines Halloween spirit with active fun.
- Date: Wednesday, October 15, 2025
- Hours: 6pm
- Location: Nienhuis Park Community Center, Broken Arrow
- Cost: Free
- Pre-registration: Required at secure.rec1.com
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Owasso
Cops for Kids Trunk or Treat
The annual Cops for Kids Trunk or Treat moves to Owasso High School for what organizers promise will be their best event ever. This free community celebration provides a safe environment for children to trick-or-treat with free candy, music, and family-friendly fun hosted by local law enforcement.
- Date: Saturday, November 1, 2025
- Hours: 6:30 p.m.
- Location: Owasso High School
- Cost: Free
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Bixby
Halloween Hoedown
The Ranch hosts this family-friendly, not-too-spooky Halloween celebration sponsored by Tulsa Accident Care Center. Max Entertainment DJ spins the best dance tunes and Halloween jams while Tribe Circus Arts performs aerial acts throughout the evening. Families enjoy a Not Haunted Hayride (dark after sundown but without extra scares), petting zoo, barrel train rides, photo booth, and small business “Stall Crawl” featuring games and candy. Food trucks provide tasty options, and Halloween animatronics create perfect photo opportunities.
- Date: Saturday, October 25, 2025
- Hours: 5-9pm
- Location: 3913 E 181st Street S, Bixby
- Cost: $10 admission (3 & under free)
- Note: All children must be accompanied by an adult; no gorey, obscene, or too scary costumes
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Sand Springs
Boo at the Box
Downtown Sand Springs’ Box District transforms for this free, family-friendly trick-or-treating event presented by Dillon Funeral Service. Local businesses provide candy stops along the district, while costume contests for both kids and pets add competitive fun. Families can enjoy a safe Halloween celebration in the heart of downtown before the official holiday.
- Date: Thursday, October 30, 2025
- Hours: 4-6pm
- Location: Box District, Downtown Sand Springs
- Cost: Free
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Stillwater
Downtown Stillwater Halloween Festival
Downtown Stillwater transforms for this community festival featuring trick-or-treating at local businesses and family-friendly games and activities. The college town atmosphere adds energy to this Halloween celebration perfect for families and students alike.
- Date: October 28, 2025
- Hours: 5-8pm
- Location: Downtown Stillwater
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Norman
Downtown Norman Fall Fest
Norman’s Fall Fest brings the community together for Halloween celebrations featuring costume contests, trick-or-treating, and family activities throughout downtown. The University of Oklahoma’s hometown embraces the season with festive fun for all ages.
- Date: October 24, 2025
- Hours: 6-9pm
- Location: Downtown Norman
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Sapulpa
Sapulpa Spooktacular
Kelly Lane Park becomes Halloween headquarters with local businesses and organizations setting up trick-or-treating booths throughout the park. The event features an early bird sensory hour for children with sensory sensitivities, followed by the main trick-or-treating session. Rain or shine, this community celebration welcomes families for safe Halloween fun.
- Date: Saturday, October 25, 2025
- Hours: 6-8pm (Early Bird Sensory Hour: 5-6pm)
- Location: Kelly Lane Park, Sapulpa
- Cost: Free
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Year-Round Ghost Tours
Halloween may be the spookiest season, but Oklahoma’s haunted history comes alive every night of the year through professionally guided ghost tours. US Ghost Adventures operates walking tours in three of Oklahoma’s most haunted cities, combining historical storytelling with spine-tingling paranormal accounts that reveal the darker side of the Sooner State.
Oklahoma City Ghost Tour
Oklahoma City’s haunted history comes alive through visits to the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building bombing site where children’s spirits linger, the infamous tenth floor of the 1910 Skirvin Hotel that terrifies professional athletes, and the Overholser Mansion where a Victorian woman watches from the attic. The tour explores Saint Vincent’s Mental Asylum with its aggressive paranormal activity, the Civic Center Music Hall haunted by a mysterious Grayman following Satanic rituals, and underground tunnels beneath Myriad Gardens where a Chinese hero’s calming spirit still helps visitors.
- Available: Nightly year-round
- Type: Walking tour (does not enter private buildings)
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Guthrie Ghost Tour: Dust, Death, & Devils
Victorian Guthrie’s historic charm extends to spirits older than the town itself. The Blue Belle Saloon hosts phantoms of Prohibition-era patrons and Miss Lizzie’s working girls, while the Old Santa Fe Depot’s Harvey girls continue their mysterious activities. Dominion House orphanage reveals heartbreaking stories of a nurse who died in the bell tower and mysteriously buried children, the Stone Lion Inn features a young girl performing otherworldly stunts after receiving wrong medicine, and the Pollard Theatre hosts deceased actors in the former funeral home.
- Available: Regular schedule year-round
- Type: Walking tour (does not enter private buildings)
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Tulsa Ghost Tour: Heartland Haunts
Tulsa‘s dark history includes the Tulsa Theater (formerly Brady Theater) used as a detention center during the 1921 Race Massacre, now filled with sorrowful spirits and disembodied voices. The demolished Hex House location remains an active paranormal site with flickering car lights and possibly the ghost of BonBon the dog. Cain’s Ballroom hosts Bob Wills’ playful spirit, Jacobs Lofts reveals stories of call girls including Pauline Lambert and Aspirin Annie, and The Tavern maintains artist George Baker’s presence. The tour includes the “Center of the Universe” acoustic anomaly.
- Available: Nightly tours year-round
- Type: Walking tour (does not enter private buildings)
- Check out our review here: Haunted History in the Heartland: Our Night with Tulsa’s Ghost Tour
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Planning Your Oklahoma Halloween
Oklahoma’s October weather typically features comfortable daytime temperatures in the 60s-70s°F with cooler evenings dropping into the 40s-50s°F. Bring layers for outdoor evening events, especially haunted attractions and outdoor festivals where you’ll be standing in line or walking trails.
Booking: Popular haunted houses like Castle of Muskogee and Frontier City’s Fright Fest can sell out on weekend evenings—purchase tickets in advance. Many family events are free or low-cost, but check for required registration.
Age Appropriateness: For young children, focus on daytime events like Pumpkinville, Haunt the Zoo, HallowMarine’s new daytime hours, and community trunk-or-treats. Haunted houses at Castle of Muskogee, Frontier City Fright Fest, and Nightmare Warehouse are best for ages 12-13 and up depending on scare tolerance.
Check official event websites for current information on dates, times, ticket prices, and any weather-related policies before visiting. Many events update details closer to October.
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