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Hong Kong’s first-ever carnival that melds scares and tunes is back for its second edition this year! Spooky Halloween 2026 returns to the waterfront in Wan Chai for three nights, with a line-up of talents performing on a stage with classic Hong Kong neon and retro lighting.
Look out for cool installations like a towering nine-metre Colossal Titan from Attack on Titan, Godzilla, and plenty of custom giant inflatables. The festival has also collaborated with Edison Chen’s lifestyle brand Clot to bring the immersive Parade of Demons haunted maze, which is inspired by Eastern horror. Of course, it wouldn’t be a carnival without tons of themed game booths and food stalls, plus a massive Halloween bouncy castle and slide – spooky season fun for all ages.
If you’re in it more for the music, Friday night features underground EDM icons Holy Priest and Yousuke Yukimatsu, alongside AK Sports and DJ KPee who will additionally bring on a mystery guest. On Saturday, K-pop girl group Meovv takes the stage, as will Alton, AK, Frankie, and Lokman from local band Mirror, with Viva and IdG Bubbles. Finally, R&B heavyweight Ne-Yo will take the headline slot on Sunday, supplemented by Gordon Flanders, Marf from Collar, and Kiri T.
All-access single-day passes for Spooky Halloween 2026 are on sale now for $930, while Mastercard holders have the option to get the Mastercard Private Suite Pass for $1,080 which includes standard entry, exclusive access to the private suite, and F&B vouchers. You can also purchase tickets for the carnival zone only at $170, with concession prices for those aged 17 and below at $50.
Spooky Halloween 2026 runs from October 30 to November 1 at the Wan Chai Harbourfront Event Space.
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