It's Halloween weekend and time for the kids to get their costumes on and enjoy some trick or treating, oh and lots of candy of course!
Orlando is an amazing place to celebrate Halloween, there is so many Halloween events, and yes many are aimed at the big kids, but we have so many wonderful family friendly events especially for the kids.
We've put together a list of all the family friendly events throughout Central Florida to enjoy this weekend.
Have a scarily awesome weekend, and don't eat all the little one's candy!
The Top Family Friendly Things To Do In Orlando This Halloween Weekend
SeaWorld Halloween Spooktacular
Now through October 31
SeaWorld’s Halloween Spooktacular is back with fun surprises, candy, costumes and more!
Kids will love collecting ghoulish goodies as they explore SeaWorld Orlando’s fun-filled trick-or-treating trail while meeting colorful characters including a Halloween mermaid along the way, plus the kids are encouraged to dress up in costumes.
Don’t miss the Scarecrow Dance Party, Halloween Cookie Decorating, the Sesame Street Halloween Parade, Halloween Storytime with Big Bird and so much more!
Wander through the Pumpkin Garden to look for friendly pumpkin fish. Curious adventurers may even run into the Pumpkin Queen as she reads stories in the garden.
SeaWorld's Halloween Spooktacular is included with regular park admission.
LEGOLAND Florida Brick-or-Treat
Now through October 30
Families will be screaming in excitement at LEGOLAND Florida Brick-or-Treat this year.
The kids will enjoy more candy, more LEGO characters and more spell-binding surprises than ever before .
This Halloween spectacular will bewitch families with so many amazing NEW experiences including V.I.M. Dance Party Hosted by Lord Vampyre, the new show The UnbeLEAFable Halloween Night and NEW 4D Movie: The Great Monster Chase.
Enjoy live shows, costume contests, meet and greets, spooky LEGO decorations and Monster mischief around every corner – all included with general park admission and select Annual Passes
Screamin’ Green Halloween At Crayola Experience, Florida Mall
Now through October 31
Get ready for spooky fun as the Crayola Experience at The Florida Mall is “chalk”-full of spooky happenings included with admission, such as a themed scavenger hunt, spook-tastic crafts, character photo ops, trick-or-treating on the weekends and more.ALL included with admission.
Plus this weekend they are hosting a DJ dance party from 12 p.m. - 4 p.m.
Gators, Ghosts and Goblins At Gatorland
Daily until October 30, 2022
Gatorland on OBT are hosting their annual Gators, Ghosts and Goblins Halloween event.
Highlights of this unique Halloween experience include haunt zones, Swamp Ghost’s Monster Museum, Skunk Ape’s Cryptid Kingdom and their newest haunt zone: “Invasion of the Bubba Snatchers!”
Then, grab your Lederhosen for Frank & Steins Ooky Kooky Octoberfest featuring live music from “Polkageist,” Gatorland’s own undead polka band.
All this plus multiple themed areas, interactive characters, animal meet-and-greets, and a Children’s Halloween Costume Parade with treat bags for all kids who participate!
The Halloween event is free with park admission.
Gaylord Palms Goblins & Giggles Weekends
Now Until October 30, 2022
This year's Goblins and Giggles Weekends at Gaylord Palms is bigger than ever and features 13 themed events that guests will have the opportunity to participate in, including an Escape Room, a Monster Mash Bash, Jack-o'-Lantern Walk, Monster Dance Parties, Ghoul School: Interactive Shows, Character Interactions and more.
Couples won't want to miss the Spookeasy bar experience, a haunted hideaway straight out of the prohibition era featuring spine-chilling craft cocktails and a spooky atmosphere.
Plus you won't want to miss the nightly 9pm Halloween light show in the atrium!
Huge Halloween At Fun Spot America Orlando & Kissimmee
Now Through October 31
Get your scare on at Fun Spot’s HUGE Halloween 2022!
Running daily until Monday, October 31, 2022, Fun Spot is bringing it's family-friendly Halloween event back to both its Orlando and Kissimmee locations
So bring friends or the whole family to enjoy some wicked decor, ghoulishly-good treats, themed Foto Spots, and more!
Halloween At Old Town Kissimmee
October 31, 2022
Spend Halloween at Old Town and enjoy trick-or-treating from 5 – 7 p.m. with candy stations on every block and at select merchants, followed by a costume content on the main stage at 7 p.m.
The popular Mortem Manor Haunted House will also open early.
Old Town is in Kissimmee minutes from Walt Disney World.
Vampirates, Pirate’s Dinner Adventure, Orlando
Now through October 29
On select nights through Oct. 29, Pirates Dinner Adventure will host Vampirates, a Halloween-themed dinner show that’s guaranteed to provide spooky fun for the whole family.
Zoo Boo Bash At Central Florida Zoo, Sanford
October 29 - 30, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
This is the wildest Halloween event in town! Zoo Boo Bash provides zoo-goers with a fun, safe and not-so-scary Halloween experience. This family-friendly event will feature treat stations and several fun activities.
The entire family is invited to wear their costumes to show them off.
Event included in Zoo admission; annual pass holders $5 per person.
Trick or Treat Safe Zone
Orange County Regional History Center & Orlando Public Library
Saturday, October 29, 10 a.m.–3 p.m.
Trick or treat safely with the annual Trick or Treat Safe Zone throughout the History Center and the Orlando Public Library and enjoy creepy crafts, candy and a scavenger hunt!
Free for families with children ages 12 and under; children must be accompanied by an adult.
The Good Ghoul Gala
Saturday, October 29, 11 a.m.–3 p.m.
Rosen Event Center, S Apopka Vineland Rd, Orlando
The event is run by Miles To Go and hosted by the Rosen JCC at the Rosen Event Center.
The Good Ghoul Gala is a family-friendly, Halloween-themed event with something for all ages!
Guests can expect a spooky family fashion show, Grammy-nominated DJ ‘Fatum’, Halloween costume contest, trick-or-treating, live entertainment and roaming characters, photo booth, games, shopping, raffle, silent auction, food trucks, and more!
Proceeds from this event directly support your favorite non-profits – Miles to Go and The Rosen JCC.
Spooknona Graveyard Smash
Saturday, October 29, 5-10 p.m.
Lake Nona Town Center
Tricks, treats and festive beats!
Grab your creepiest costume and enjoy a night of ghoulish good times at Lake Nona’s annual Spooknona Graveyard Smash.
Monsters and mummies of all ages are welcome to trick-or-treat around Lake Nona Town Center. If candy is not your sweet of choice, take your pick from a menu of hauntingly good Halloween treats, like candy corn cupcakes, chocolate mummy cookies and Halloween ice-cream sundaes, sure to satisfy any sweet tooth.
After you’ve visited each of the interactive trick-or-treat stops, dance the night away with DJ KD Queen or take your costume to the next level with the help of face painters and airbrush tattoo artist.
Lake Eola Movie Night
Saturday, October 29
Join the Orlando Downtown Development Board for a SPOOK-TACULAR evening at Lake Eola Park!
On Saturday, October 29 at 7 pm, we will be showing a free, family friendly movie, Hotel Transylvania, on the East Lawn at Lake Eola Park.
Halloween At Aloma Bowling Centers
Saturday, October 29
Boo! If your looking for something fun to do for all the family then Aloma Bowling Centers across Central Florida have spooky specials and amazing events this Halloween that will bowl everyone over!
On Saturday, Oct. 29 from 1 to 4 pm, guests can visit Boardwalk Bowl for the Kids Costume Party. Dress up the whole family and come on down for haunted bowling with Brunswick Sync’s Creature Feature. The party will be filled with fun, Halloween-themed mini games and treats, of course.
Take a trip to the haunted alley that is Aloma Bowl who are hosting its third annual Trunk-or-Treat event for families. The premiere entertainment center in Winter Park is hosting the Truck-or- Treat event on Saturday, Oct. 29, from 1 to 3 p.m.
Fly into Airport Lanes where they are hosting their first Trunk-or-Treat event for families.
The premiere entertainment center in Sanford is hosting the Truck-or-Treat event on Saturday, Oct. 29, starting at 1 p.m. Dress up the family in their costumes and enjoy an afternoon of food, drinks, activities and treats, of course! Admission is free.
Sunset Walk Trunk Or Treat
Saturday, October 29
Whether you’re visiting from near or far, the 3rd Annual Promenade at Sunset Walk Halloween Kids’ Trick-or-Treating / Car & Truck Show is taking place on Saturday October 29, 2022 between 4 pm and 8 pm.
Drive on over with your spooky squad to the Promenade at Sunset Walk which is located just off the 192 in Kissimmee where you can enjoy over two dozen Candy Stations, Live Music, Street Performers, a Car & Truck Show, all set within Sunset Walks many unique restaurants, entertainment venues and shops.
Fall On The Farm
Now through October 30
Grande Lakes Orlando's Fall on the Farm features family-friendly offerings celebrating the best of the fall season here in Orlando, all taking place at Whisper Creek Farm, an 18,000 square-foot farm located on-property at Grande Lakes Orlando.
This fun, intimate event features family friendly activities such as kid-friendly arts and crafts, corn hole games, mazes, and more.
Fall on the Farm, a family friendly fall-themed outdoor event – this Saturday and Sunday , from 10am - 3pm.
Halloween At ICON Park
Now through October 31
Happening now through October 31, bring your little princess, astronaut or cowboy out to ICON Park and they can ride The Wheel for FREE, plus the whole family can get 50% off the attraction as well (up to five tickets).
Plus, on Saturday, October 29, ICON Park is hosting a trick-or-treating event from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. when the kids can get all the treats and no tricks at participating locations including The Wheelhouse, Museum of Illusions, Brother Jimmy’s Sloppy Joe’s, Tapa Toro, Tin Roof, In The Game and Ole Red.
PLUS, the kids 12 and under, dressed up in their costumes can also get a FREE ride on the Carousel on The Promenade!
This year, ICON Park is bringing back its popular Halloween light show to light up the eerie I-Drive night with a spooky spectacle.
Gather the family on the lawn after dark and watch as The Wheel’s 64,000 LED lights dance to a spooky soundtrack during a 10-minute production.
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