While many people travel to Hawaii for the tropical beaches and beautiful sunsets, booking your trip to Oahu in October also means fall festivities! There are plenty of fun ways to celebrate Halloween in particular. Here are some of the most popular for tourists and locals alike.

5 Halloween Festivities on Oahu

1. Haunted Plantation

Trade a haunted house for a village at the Haunted Plantation in Waipahu. Named one of Hawaii’s spookiest locations, this attraction is scary fun for those over age 13. Travel through this haunted village October 11–31 to get into the spirit of Halloween.

2. Boo at the Zoo

If you’re looking for a family-friendly Halloween experience on October 26 or 27, head down to the Honolulu Zoo for their Boo at the Zoo event. Dress up in costumes and enjoy an animal habitat trick-or-treat trail, spooky story time, crafts, and face painting.

3. Aloun Farms Pumpkin Festival

Located in Kapolei, Aloun Farms hosts a yearly pumpkin festival that’s fun for the whole family with hayrides, farm-style food, and fall-themed games. Stop by between October 12–27 to pick out your own pumpkin to carve a jack-o-lantern or make a bouquet of sunflowers to brighten up your hotel room.

4. Trick-or-Treat at the Mall

Enjoy a safe and comfortable trick-or-treating experience at the Kahala Mall in Honolulu. Every year on October 31, they host a mall-wide trick-or-treat where kids of all ages can show off their costumes and get a bag full of candy while listening to spooky tunes played by a live DJ.

5. Hallowbaloo

Get a feel for downtown Honolulu and attend a fun costume party at The Hallowbaloo Music, Arts & Craft Beer Festival! Enjoy the entertainment districts of Chinatown and Aloha Tower Marketplace with delicious food, unique arts, and an Oktoberfest atmosphere on October 26.

 

Travel to Oahu in October and book a room at The Breakers Hotel in Honolulu, HI. This resort is just half a block away from the beautiful Waikiki Beach and offers a range of amenities from high-quality hotel rooms to a poolside Japanese restaurant. Call (808) 923-3181 to reserve your room, or visit their website to learn more about their options.