Halloween 2026 guide to haunted houses and family events in Thailand
Explore Halloween 2026 events in Bangkok and elsewhere in Thailand, from family costume contests to haunted houses, with dates, venues, ticket prices and entry rules.
- Halloween 2026 in Thailand features a variety of events in Bangkok and other provinces, including family-friendly parties and themed haunted houses.
- Family-oriented activities in Bangkok include a children's party with trick-or-treating at Bon Marche Market Park and a costume contest at the EM District Haunted Carnival.
- A range of haunted house experiences are available, such as a haunted university in Samut Prakan, a cursed mansion in Chonburi, and attractions based on local folklore in Ayutthaya and Krabi.
- Events are concentrated around 31 October, but many run for longer periods; visitors are advised to confirm specific dates, admission fees, and age restrictions with organisers.
Halloween celebrations in Thailand offer a range of activities for families and thrill-seekers, from children's costume competitions and trick-or-treating to haunted houses and supernatural-themed experiences in Bangkok and several provinces.
Halloween falls on Saturday (October 31) although many venues have already begun their celebrations, with some attractions remaining open into early November.
Visitors can choose from daytime family activities, evening entertainment and immersive horror experiences, with admission fees and participation requirements varying between venues.
Halloween celebrations in Bangkok and Samut Prakan
Halloween Party 2026 at Bon Marche Market Park
Carroll Preparatory Primary & Preschool, in partnership with Bon Marche Market Park in Bangkok, will host Halloween Party 2026 on October 31 from 10am to 4pm.
The family-oriented event will feature trick-or-treating around the market, a children's costume contest, a talent show, games and a child-friendly haunted house.
Admission costs THB150 per child, while parents and Carroll Prep pupils can attend free of charge.
EM District Haunted Carnival
Bangkok's Sukhumvit shopping district is hosting Halloween celebrations at Emporium, EmQuartier and Emsphere under the EM District Haunted Carnival programme, which continues until October 31.
EM-ROBIC Halloween Dance sessions will take place from October 28 to 30, starting at 6pm each evening. Participants can join Halloween-themed aerobics.
The celebrations culminate in the Haunted Carnival Costume Contest on October 31 at Wonder Space on the fifth floor of Emsphere, where participants can showcase their Halloween outfits.
Mega Halloween 2026 at Mega Bangna
Mega Bangna in Samut Prakan is staging a haunted university experience at Mega Plaza from October 9 to November 1, with activities running daily from noon to 10pm.
The attraction challenges visitors to complete an escape mission through six haunted faculties within a fictional university, with prizes totalling THB100,000.
Participants must be at least 13 years old, and standard admission costs THB350. A separate ghost-story session will also be held free of charge on October 31 from 6.30pm to 8.30pm.
Haunted houses in provinces near Bangkok
Central Pattana is organising several themed attractions under Thailand's Halloween Fest 2026, offering different horror experiences at shopping centres in provinces surrounding the capital.
Central Ayutthaya is hosting Ayutthaya After Dark from October 16–31. The haunted-house experience draws on supernatural legends associated with Thailand's former capital.
In Samut Sakhon, Central Mahachai is presenting Haunted Hospital: The Lost Experiment from October 15 to November 1. The attraction takes visitors into a fictional abandoned hospital linked to a mysterious experiment.
Meanwhile, Central Chonburi is staging The Cursed Mansion from October 22 to November 1, challenging participants to find their way out of a supposedly cursed residence.
Another option is Central Sriracha, where Yokai Village runs from October 26 to November 4. Inspired by Japanese supernatural folklore, the attraction recreates an eerie village inhabited by spirits known as yokai.
Admission fees, operating hours and participation conditions should be confirmed directly with the respective shopping centres.
Halloween events in Chiang Mai, Ubon Ratchathani and Krabi
Halloween activities are also taking place in other parts of Thailand, with attractions ranging from haunted castles to pet-themed events.
At Central Chiangmai Airport, The Castle of Nightmares runs from October 27 to November 1, offering visitors a haunted-castle experience.
Admission is free for those who register through the Central X application.
In northeastern Thailand, Central Ubon in Ubon Ratchathani is hosting Spooky Pet Village from October 27 to November 2.
The event includes a free haunted house alongside other activities involving animals, although additional participation conditions may apply.
Further south, Central Krabi is presenting The Haunting House of Bussaba from October 28 to November 1.
The attraction centres on a supernatural tale involving an old Thai mansion, a mysterious disappearance and a curse linked to its former inhabitants.
What visitors should check before attending
Organisers may operate individual attractions at different times from their shopping centres' regular opening hours. Some activities also require advance reservations, registration or tickets for specific time slots.
Families travelling with children should check age restrictions and the suitability of haunted-house experiences before purchasing tickets.
Visitors planning to join costume competitions should also review registration deadlines and participation rules.
Event schedules, admission prices and conditions remain subject to change, making it advisable to confirm the latest information with organisers before travelling.
