Halloween is creeping back into the city with a packed lineup of spooky celebrations, immersive experiences, themed parties, family-friendly activities and creative events. From haunted attractions and festive dining experiences to costume parades and late-night entertainment, there are countless ways to embrace the season. Whether you’re seeking thrills, treats or lively gatherings, this guide highlights some of the most exciting happenings around town this Halloween.
Mong Kok Halloween Street Party
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Langham Place is hosting its largest outdoor Halloween street party since 2006, supported by the Hong Kong Tourism Board to create a uniquely local festive experience. Highlights include the photo-worthy “Mong Kok Monster Bus,” limited-edition spooky bites, and Q-version monster tattoo pop-ups. Concurrently, the venue is featuring the “TRICK or BEANS Zero-Gravity Bubble Coffee Festival,” inviting visitors to sample themed craft coffee creations beneath a stunning Mars installation. It combines vibrant local culture, interactive art, specialty coffee, and festive entertainment in the heart of Mong Kok.
Hongkong Land
Hongkong Land’s “Halloween in Central” transforms Central into a citywide Halloween destination from 17 to 31 October 2026. The 15-day celebration features immersive installations at Statue Square Gardens, including giant eyeballs, haunted pavilions and photo-worthy attractions, alongside themed events on Chater Road. Highlights include a pickleball wellness day, the OPEN by HE.R Halloween kick-off party, the family-friendly Monster Mash Fest, and a grand Halloween Day finale. Supported by the Hong Kong Tourism Board and community partners, the event combines heritage, art, music, cosplay, food and family entertainment, offering visitors a unique Halloween experience in the heart of Hong Kong.
Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Hong Kong
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Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Hong Kong is launching a Halloween Paw-ty for fur families at Sichuan Verandah on Saturday, October 31, 2026 (3:00 PM – 5:00 PM). Priced from HK$428+ per person (early bird HK$342.4+), the event features a 6-course Chinese feast for paw-rents and complimentary “Doggy Dim Sum” for pooches. Every two guests can bring one dog. Highlights include a Halloween-themed photo corner with a professional photographer, a Best Dressed Dog Contest, a pet products market, and goodie bags worth over HK$420. Dog-friendly indoor dining and access to the outdoor Doggy Playground are also available.
Langham Place and PROJECT 31
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Langham Place and PROJECT 31 present “Walk me to Mars” from September 30 to November 1, 2026, bringing the Hong Kong premiere of British artist Luke Jerram’s globally acclaimed installation, “MARS.” Suspended in the Level 4 Atrium, a glowing 7-meter Mars replica transforms the space into an urban capsule, allowing visitors to enjoy an immersive space journey in Mong Kok. Additionally, from October 17, the venue will host the “TRICK or BEANS Coffee Festival,” featuring mysterious sparkling drinks and live pour-over demonstrations by guest baristas from Tokyo Indie Coffee Fes under the suspended planet.
Gold Coast Piazza
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Gold Coast Piazza presents “Spooktacular Candy Fleet Adventure” on October 24, 25, 30, and 31, 2026. Making its Hong Kong debut, the event brings European and American Truck-or-Treat culture to life, featuring decorated off-road vehicles (Land Rover and Land Cruiser) parked on the lawn for interactive candy surprises on October 31. Families can tackle five “Candy Rescue Missions,” a “Pumpkin Maze,” a “Magic Fluid Planet Lamp Workshop,” and enjoy a trick-or-treat parade along the promenade. Highlights also include the “Halloween Candy Market,” giant inflatable installations, and the kid-run “MiniMaker Market” on Halloween day.
Sino Group
Sino Group presents “TST East Halloween Beats,” transforming Mody Road Garden into a neon music stage across three Saturdays (October 17, 24, and 31, 2026). Featuring themes like “Character Cosplay,” “Movie Magic,” and “Grand Halloween Gala,” the event blends Halloween with an e-music festival. Top international and local DJs—including DJ Varo, DJ Hermit, 22Bullets, and Delta T—will perform alongside nostalgia-inspired neon art installations and Kenny Kwan’s IP characters “Riceball and Meatball.” Visitors can enjoy family carnival games, spooky food markets, instant face painting, free drinks from the returning “Cheers Fiesta,” and citywide trick-or-treating across Sino Malls.
