With COVID-19 still spreading throughout the nation, many of the usual Halloween events have been postponed or cancelled for the year. If you’re still in need of a good fright or want to chill with family/friends for the day, check out these 10 events in and around New Jersey this season.
The Ghost of Uncle Joe’s
October 23-24, October 30-31
Enjoy two weekends of socially distanced Halloween fun with the annual Ghost of Uncle Joe’s event at the History Jersey City and Harsimus Cemetery. Catch local musical performances throughout a series of six shows.
Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/o/the-rock-it-docket-by-dancing-tony-20244200332
Drive-in Movie at Newark Moonlight Cinema
October 30 – November 1
Stop by Newark Moonlight Cinema on October 30, 31 or November 1 for a nighttime scary movie. The following movies are available:
October 30 – It: Chapter 2
October 31 – Goosebumps 2
October 31 – Candyman
November 1 – Scary Movie 3
Tickets: https://www.newarkmoonlight.com/now-playing
Halloween Dinner at Luna
October 31
279 Grove St, Jersey City
Luna Jersey City is hosting a Halloween Dinner night with socially distanced seating, drink specials, and a costume contest. You can reserve your table online.
Website: https://www.lunajc.com/
Haunted Kolo Klub
October 31 @ 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM
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Kolo Klub in Hoboken is transforming into a haunted attraction with local artists. Tickets are available for purchase for $18 per person.
Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/haunted-kolo-klub-tickets-124325305335
Halloween Drive-Thru at Stew Leonard’s
through October 31
Stew Leonard’s in Paramus is bringing a drive-through experience for the whole family. You can drive through a Halloween-themed path in their parking lot for a free socially-distanced activity.
Information: http://www.stewleonards.com/2020-halloween-happenings-at-stew-leonards/
Farm of Horrors
through October 31
Take a trip to Schaefer Farms in Flemington, NJ and experience the Farm of Horrors, comprised of four high-scare attractions – Hayride of Horror, Trail of Terror, Massacre Maize, and Carnevil of Chaos.
Tickets: http://www.farmofhorrors.com/
The Catacombs by Candlelight
Year-round
Walk through the catacombs with this tour of the Basilica of St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral. 90-minute candlelight tours are available several days a week throughout the year.
Tickets: https://takeawalk.com/
Brighton Asylum
through November 1
Prepare to scream when you walk through Brighton Asylum as actors fully immerse you in the haunted experience. Make it a full experience with axe throwing and escape room activities available on-site.
Tickets: https://brightonasylum.com/
The Haunting at Asbury
through November 1
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Head over to the Berkeley Hotel to walk through haunted floors, including 13 rooms of terror. Tickets start at $50 with a Halloween speakeasy available with VIP tickets.
Tickets: https://www.thehauntingasbury.com/
Blood Manor
through November 7
Blood Manor in New York is the perfect way to immerse yourself in a horrifying experience with 10,000 square feet of themed rooms and passageways. Tickets are available for purchase online for specific time slots, or you can purchase a VIP ticket to arrive anytime.
Tickets: https://bloodmanor.com/
Jekyll & Hyde Haunted Asylum
through November 8
Whether you want to enjoy a Halloween-themed dinner or you want to walk through a haunted house, stop by Jekyll & Hyde’s Haunted Asylum in Manhattan. Tickets start at $35 with add-ons and upgrades available.
Tickets: https://jekyllandhydehauntedasylum.com/
Eastern State Penitentiary Night Tours
through November 15
While the Eastern State Penitentiary’s annual Terror Behind the Walls has been cancelled, they are offering Night Tours so guests can continue to explore the cellblocks and yards.
Tickets: https://easternstate.org/nighttours
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