2013 Orange County Halloween Haunted Houses, Mazes and Events
Here is a full list of 2013 Halloween haunted houses, mazes and events in Orange County – Southern California area, including those in Los Angeles and Riverside/San Bernardino.
It seems each year these Halloween events keep getting bigger and better. From the big mega million productions at Knott’s Scary Farm Haunt to the local resident putting up their own maze. It’s a fun time in October.
I’ve listed the events into six groups: Amusement Parks, San Fernando Valley, San Gabriel Valley, Orange County and finally the Riverside/San Bernardino Counties.
The list of Amusement Parks includes the larger regional venues. Then I list the local haunted houses and mazes.
2013 Halloween Haunted Houses and Mazes at local amusement parks.
- Universal Studios Hollywood Halloween Horror Nights. During certain nights in October, this park transforms its grounds to several scare zones and mazes. Click here to see dates and pricing.
- Knott’s Scary Farm Halloween Haunt. This is one of the more popular and oldest Halloween attractions with many scare zones, shows and mazes. Free-roaming monsters greet or “scare” you throughout the park. For discount tickets head over to your local Burger King restaurant for a special coupon.
- Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor. Want to experience something really unique? Then head over to the Queen Mary as they’ll have mazes built into the already old and some say haunted ship! Oct. 3-5, 11-13, 17-20, 24-27, 31; Nov. 1-2. 7 p.m. to Midnight – Cost is $20-24.
- Six Flags Fright Fest. Also filled with haunted mazes and monsters roaming the park. See here for pricing.
- Los Angeles Haunted Hayride. This takes place at Griffith Park’s Old Zoo. Admission starts at $25. See pricing here. And see how to get $5 off here.
- Brick-or-Treat at Legoland. They have a costume contest, treats and more. This occurs on Saturday Nights in October, called “Party Nights”. Click here for full details.
- Disneyland – Halloween Time. Besides the regular Halloween decorations throughout Disneyland, there is the special Mickey’s Halloween Party for the kids if you only want to attend at night. Select dates and times, prices start at $59 for advance tickets and dates (which usually sell out). See link above for details.
- Fullerton Arboretum Haunted Garden. Take a night time tour of the Arboretum, can be a little spooky! Pre-paid tickets start at $6 for kids. See site for more details.
- Anaheim Fall Festival & Halloween Parade. Saturday October 26th, 2013. A fall festival along with a Halloween parade. See site for full details.
- Legend of Boot Hill. Located in Irvine this is a yard display free to all. Address for Boot Hill is 16 Goldenrod in Irvine, Ca. See website for details.
- Irvine Park Railroad’s Pumpkin Patch in Orange County. Great for the entire family, they have a pumpkin patch, a Halloween jumper, train rides, face paintings and more. See site for more details.
- The Empty Grave. Located at The Shops in Anaheim Garden Walk. Prices start at $13. See link above for full dates and prices.
- Long Beach Zombie Walk. On Saturday October 26, Long Beach Zombie Walk takes over Pine Avenue and the Promenade! It’s a full day-long street fest, with music, film, food vendors and art. Get tickets here.
- Rob Zombie’s Great Amberican Nightmare at the LA Fairplex – Pomona. Mazes and lots of scary stuff going on over there. October 10 through Nov 2.
- Hollywood Forever Cemetery Walking Tour. Taking a walk at night in a cemetery and that will get your blood running! See site for full details.
- The Haunted Shack. A local haunted house in Torrance. Great for locals.
- House of Restless Spirits. Opens for two nights only on Thursday October 31 and Saturday Nov 2nd. Located at 1008 Euclid St, Santa Monica. Admission is free. May close if it rains.
- Eternal Rest Cemetery – Venice Haunted House. Two days only, Thursday October 31 and Saturday Nov 2. Located at 414 Rose Ave., Venice, CA 90291. See their website or facebook page for full details.
- A Faery Hunt. Kids participate in the unique interactive show. Takes place at several locations in the Los Angeles and San Fernando Valley area. Cost starts at $12.50. See site for more details.
- Reign of Terror Haunted House – Located in the Janss MarketPlace in Thousand Oaks, this yearly haunted house is a local favorite. Prices start at $15.
- The Haunted House at Haunted Hill. Located in Woodland Hills, this one should be good. See site for full details.
- The Haunt with No Name. In Tarzana. See site for more details.
- Rotten Apple 907 – The House where Screams are made! Located in Burbank, this is a local popular event, plus it’s free but they do take donations. See site for more details.
- Halloween Harvest Festival at Pierce College. They have a corn maze, haunted house, farm grown pumpkins and a lot more family events. See site for full details.
- Old Town Haunt. Pasadena’s biggest and scariest haunted house. Prices start at $15-17.
- Coffin Creek Coffin Creek is located at Crossroads Riverview Park 14600 River Rd Corona, CA 92880. See site for full details.
- Big Horse Corn Maze. An authentic corn maze, more than 11 acres. Get ready to get lost. See our hands on review of the largest corn maze in Southern California.
- Field of Screams the Haunted Stadium. Located at the Lake Elsinore Diamond Stadium where the baseball team Storm plays. Opens all October,Thur-Sun, plus Fri Nov 1st and Sat Nov 2nd. General admission starts at $15. Event features 5 mazes.
- West Hollywood Halloween Costume Carnaval. This is the largest costume party in the US and probably the world. Over a mile long of Hollywood Blvd is closed to traffic and a giant costume street party takes place. Takes place Thursday, October 31, 2013 and starts at 6pm. Admission is free with live entertainment.
Here is preview of A Haunted Attraction at the LA Fairplex in Pomona: