Where should I go for Halloween in Southern California?
Halloween events in Southern California
- Nights Of The Jack. King Gillette Ranch, Calabasas.
- Boo-nion Station.
- West Hollywood Halloween Carnaval.
- Los Angeles Haunted Hayride.
- Movies at The El Capitan Theatre.
- Boo at the Los Angeles Zoo.
- Dark Harbor at The Queen Mary.
- Horror Made Here: A Festival of Frights – Warner Bros.
How scary is the 17th door?
The 17th Door has cultivated a reputation as an “extreme” haunt. It’s earned that description not just because the haunters are allowed to touch guests—which is strictly forbidden at other haunts—but because of the waiver that everyone must sign before they enter.
Where can I go for Halloween in Los Angeles?
Here Are Some of the Spookiest Ways to Celebrate Halloween in Los Angeles
- Halloween at Vibiana with Lit Experiential.
- Haunted Little Tokyo.
- Boo at the Zoo.
- Downtown Center BID’s Annual Halloween DTLA Festival for Kids.
- Fright Fest at Six Flags Magic Mountain.
- Knott’s Scary Farm.
- Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios.
What can you do on Halloween at home?
Grab some popcorn and/or candy or bake up some Halloween-themed treats to add to the fun.
- Halloween egg hunt.
- Halloween-themed scavenger hunt.
- Make spooky cocktails.
- Decorate Halloween-themed face masks.
- Make your house a haunted house.
- Face paint and photos.
- How to protect yourself if you do go out on Halloween.
Do they cut your hair in The 17th Door?
The 17th Door converted a Fullerton strip mall into a prison from hell. Unlike other haunted houses, the monsters can touch you, grab you and even cut your hair.
Is there an age limit for The 17th Door?
Due to the nature and intense environments of our attraction, The 17th Door is recommended for adults and teens ages 16+. All minors (under 18) must have a parent or legal guardian sign their waivers on site. This show is not suitable for children.