Every little monster can fill a bag to the brim at these trick-or-treating events in Orlando. Go on the hunt for goodies at these safe neighborhood events throughout the community and family-friendly attractions during the month of October.
Legoland Florida Brick or Treat
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Neighborhood trick-or-treating tips:
- In Central Florida, trick or treating officially begins as soon as the sun sets on Halloween, October 31.
- Who is handing out candy this Halloween? If your neighbor is displaying Halloween decorations and their indoor lights are on, then you can almost guarantee they will be handing out candy on Halloween.
- This year, you may see more people placing bowls outside on a table to stay safe and distant.
- Bring hand sanitizer, a mask, and consider waiting until later for your kids to eat the candy they collect.
- Trick-or-treating etiquette 101: limit to one or two pieces. It’s the polite thing to do.
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Family-friendly places to trick-or-treat in Orlando
We love to trick or treat in our neighborhood. It’s so fun to meet all of our neighbors and see everyone in costumes for Halloween. But we also hit up local community events to increase our candy loot (for the kids, of course).
The Crayola Experience Screamin’ Green Hauntoween
Select days Oct. 1 – 31
- Spooky activities include themed crafts, scavenger hunt, character photo ops and more.
- Included with general admission. Purchase the unlimited pass for $24.99 to visit as much as you’d like for the rest of 2020.
Central Florida Zoo Boo Bash.
Central Florida Zoo Boo Bash
Oct. 17 – 18 & Oct. 24 – 25, 9am – 3pm
- Ghosts, goblins and ghouls of all kinds will gear up to celebrate Halloween safely at the fan-favorite Zoo Boo Bash, presented by Orlando Health.
- Costumes encourages and masks required for 13+.
- Admission: $19.50 for adults, $13.75 for children (3-12).
- Buy your tickets online and in advance.
Gatorland’s Gators, Ghosts and Goblins
Weekends Oct. 10 – Nov. 1
- Family-friendly Halloween event featuring costumed character meet and greets, multiple photo opportunities, a trick or treat trail from 11am to 2pm, and a spooky train ride.
- Enjoy music and fun at Frank and Stein’s Octoberfest, from an “undead” polka band as well as German beer and food for purchase.
Truck or Treat at Aloma Bowl
Saturday, Oct. 31, 1pm – 3pm
Aloma Bowl: 2530 Aloma Ave. Winter Park
- FREE event. Cars will be decked out with decorations, full of tasty treats and lined up for trick or treating.
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VIRTUAL: Trick or Treat Safe Zone
Oct. 26 – 31
- FREE event hosted by the History Center and Orlando Public Library.
- Drop by a library branch and the History Center beginning October 1 to pick up treats and crafts.
- Log on to virtually celebrate the week of Halloween with spooky stories and events every day.
- Check out this link for more Halloween happenings at the Orlando Library during the month of October.
Halloween at Fun Spot
Now through November 1
Fun Spot USA both locations.
- FREE admission and trick-or-treating trails (extra fees apply for food, rides, etc.).
Trick or treating at Orlando’s theme parks
Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party
Sept. 15 – Oct. 31
- For the first time ever, Magic Kingdom guests of all ages can wear Halloween costumes during regular operating hours as part of the world-famous theme park’s spooky seasonal celebration.
SeaWorld Orlando’s Halloween Spooktacular
Weekends, Sept. 19 – Nov. 1
- Dive into an ocean of Halloween fun for the whole family at SeaWorld Orlando’s Halloween Spooktacular. Included with park admission, the daytime weekend event gives kids the chance to score lots of candy and goodies on the trick-or-treat trail.
- It also features a Halloween Dance Party and Sesame Street friends, including Elmo, The Count, Cookie Monsters and others, in the Sesame Street Halloween Parade.
LEGOLAND Florida Resort’s Brick or Treat
Weekends in October
- Enjoy safe, neighborhood-style trick-or-treating with plenty of candy, seasonal shows and exclusive LEGO characters.
- The fun event is included with general admission every weekend in October.
Halloween experiences at Universal Orlando Resort
Daily Oct. 3 – Nov. 1
- New this year, two of Universal’s famous themed haunted houses are included in daytime admission instead of a separate ticket event, including Revenge of the Tooth Fairy and Universal Monsters: The Bride of Frankenstein Lives at Universal Studios.
- Family-friendly costumes are encouraged for all guests in both parks for the first time, and trick-or-treating is available to guests 12 and under throughout Islands of Adventure.
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Adam Scoggins says
Good neighborhood to go truck or treating in that doesn’t cost money
Laura says
Hi! I’m not sure how many neighborhoods will be handing out candy this year.
But check out this Halloween light display on Jeater Bend in Celebration! That might be a good neighborhood to visit on Halloween. https://www.facebook.com/lightsonjeaterbend