It can be scary to keep informed of all the Halloween events in Oklahoma, but Uncovering Oklahoma is here to make it easy as teenagers getting killed off early on in a scary movie. This guide features all of the terrifying and family-friendly Halloween attractions throughout the entire state of Oklahoma, including parties, escape the room games, Day of the Dead Festivals, ghost tours, and zombie runs!
I’m proud to make this the most comprehensive Halloween guide around! If there is something missing, changed, wrong, or new, contact me, especially if you’re a haunted attraction owner who wants to be a guest on my weekly show! Listings may change too and so if you see last year’s date, then I haven’t received current information. Always check for yourself before heading to a place to confirm they are open that night.
Due to the pandemic and funding, some attractions may be not happening this year or they will be doing things differently in response. Check their official social media channels for the latest information before visiting.
For the Oklahoma Oktoberfests guide, go here.
SCARE WARNING: For family fun, read the Mazes and Pumpkin Patches section. There are some Haunted Houses with a kid
Listings in the Halloween guide are sorted in alphabetical order, with shows sorted by start date, and cover the entire state of Oklahoma. For more information on an attraction, click on the title to be linked to their official site or social media page.
- Performances, Parades, and Shows
- Festivals, Parties, and Concerts
- Day Of The Dead Festivities
- Family Fun: Mazes and Pumpkin Patches
- Live-Action Escape The Room Games
- Haunted Attractions
- Ghost Tours
WHERE: Factory Obscura & Online
WHEN: October 1 – 10, 2021
Theatre Crude Fringe Festival, a performing arts festival based in Oklahoma City, is celebrating their third year with a record number of productions, artists and performances slated for October 1-10, 2021. This year’s festival follows a hybrid in-person and virtual model, with all in-person performances taking place at Factory Obscura’s Mix-Tape.
The 10-day festival in Automobile Alley will feature over 45 in-person performances from 13 multidisciplinary artist groups, both local and traveling. Each day of the festival presents festival-goers the opportunity to see a new roster of performances that will include virtual reality, dance, fantasy, mentalism, clown performances, and more. In addition, 7 digital-only productions will be streamed online at the festival’s website.
The festival will take place at Factory Obscura’s performance space at 25 NW 9th Street, providing audiences and artists a full fringe festival experience. Attendees will walk through a secret door and find themselves in a performance space that they likely haven’t seen before.
In-person attendees are encouraged to purchase pass bundles to see 4 or 6 shows during the course of the festival. There is also an unlimited pass option for those who want the flexibility to see as many shows as they like, as many times as they can.
Information on the full line-up can be found at http://www.theatrecrude.org/thelineup
WHERE: The Boom
2218 NW 39th Street in Oklahoma City
WHEN: September – October 2021
The Boom’s annual production of The Rocky Horror Picture Show returns. Tickets are $40 per person which includes a meatloaf dinner. Please be advised that a limited number of additional appetizers and entrees, plus beverages (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) are available for an additional charge.
WHERE: Skirvin Hilton Hotel
1 North Broadway Avenue, Oklahoma City
Boasting sold-out shows across the nation, The Dinner Detective, the nation’s largest interactive murder mystery dinner show made is at the Sheraton Hotel in Downtown Oklahoma City. This thrilling and hilarious addition to the downtown entertainment scene, guests can treat themselves to a four-course meal, an interactive dinner show, and more. The Dinner Detective performs year-round.
WHERE: OKC Improv
1755 NW 16th Street, Oklahoma City
More than just Oklahoma’s premier showcase of the best local and regional improvisational comedy and theater, OKC Improv is a non-profit community arts organization. Throughout the month of October, OKC Improv will be featuring various Halloween-themed shows.
WHERE: Factory Obscura
25 NW 9th st., Oklahoma City, Ok, 73102
WHEN: November 20th, 2021
Join Perpetual Motion for an evening of performances, silent auctions, drinks, and 80’s music. Perpetual Motion Dance is a modern and aerial dance company based in Oklahoma City with a mission to “create, develop and inspire innovative dance.” They blend postmodern and aerial dance techniques with a signature grace and technical ingenuity to create dance on all planes. Perpetual Motion Dance is in their 19th season of creating annual original concerts in addition to regional and national touring. REWIND is sure to amaze you as the dancers climb, fly, and rollerblade by.
WHERE: Departs from Exchange Landing
WHEN: October 15, 16, 22, 23, 29, 30, 2021
Tired of the same old Halloween Parties? Come join Oklahoma River Cruises on the river for the most fun you’ve had on the water with Haunt the River! Cocktails, dancing, appetizers, and spooky tunes on board. Cash bar available on-board. Departs at 8 p.m. from Regatta Landing 701 S. Lincoln Fridays and Saturdays in October. Space is limited and reservations are required. Boarding begins at 7:45 p.m. Only $35 per person.
Join the Metropolitan Library System throughout the month of October for online Halloween events, which include ghost stories, DYI craft sessions, Halloween make-up guides, and more.
WHERE: Heavener Runestone Park
18365 Runestone Road, Heavener
WHEN: October 9-10, 2021
Step back into time where Vikings and Steampunk travelers come from distant lands to roam the mountains and lush forests of Heavener Oklahoma.Come experience renaissance artisans and medieval shopkeepers bring their age-old trades to life. Watch birds of prey fly across the sky and enjoy family friendly storytellers sharing tales of old.Come meet royalty, fight a knight or try your hand at archery. Also featuring live music, axe throwing, traditional blacksmithing, fencing and much more. Don’t miss out on the old-time root beer, fresh-squeezed lemonade, turkey legs, funnel cakes & cotton candy.Come enjoy yourself while supporting the park. All general public parking will be off-site at the Heavener High School located at the intersection of East Avenue G and East 4th Street. There will be free handicap accessible shuttles both days. Ticket prices will be $6 for kids and $8 for adults at the gate so get yours online for the discounted rates. As always children age 5 and under are free.Limited camping spots are available, so get your weekend bundle before they are gone!
WHERE: Robbers Cave State Park
Wilburton, Oklahoma
WHEN: October 15, 16 & 17, 2021
At the Robbers Cave Fall Festival, there are all types of handcrafted items from soaps to stick horses, cedar furniture to pottery, yard art to jewelry. There is also a carnival for the kids, a variety of music and lots of mouth-watering food to sample as you enjoy beautiful Robbers Cave State Park. The largest day is Saturday when the festival is joined by the Fall Foliage Cruise which hosts between 450 and 500 pre-1987 cars, some restored and some customized.
WHERE: Parlor OKC
11 NE 6th Street in Oklahoma City
Join Parlor OKC all week long for different Halloween events. Details here.
WHERE: Downtown Norman
WHEN: Unconfirmed 2021?
Wear your Halloween costumes and visit Downtown Norman for their annual fall festival for family fun. Trick-or-treating, inflatables galore, arts and crafts, performances, food trucks, and so much more!
WHERE: The Nut House
26677 South Highway 66, Claremore
WHEN: October 30-31, 2021
The Route 66 Pecan and Fun Fest offers something for all ages. Take a cruise on historic Route 66 in Claremore and head to the Nut House for a car show, live music, a variety of food, pumpkin painting, pie-eating contest, children’s Halloween costume contest, arts,
WHERE: Moore’s Historic Old Town District
WHEN: Saturday, October 30, 2021 from 4 pm to 7 pm
Come haunt Old Town District for a night of family fun, games and candy! Activities will be held on Moore’s Old Town district and the Library.
WHERE: Campus Corner at OU
WHEN: Unconfirmed?
Join Campus Corner for their Annual Family & Pet-Friendly Howl-O-Ween Event. They will have
WHERE: Oklahoma City’s Bricktown District
WHEN: Monday, October 25, 2021, from 4 PM –to7 PM
The Bricktown Association is excited to host the 7th annual Brick-or-Treat event for kids in costume on Monday, October 25th from 4pm to 7pm at various locations throughout the district.
Parents and guardians are invited to bring their kiddos to Bricktown to enjoy a family-friendly evening that includes spooky tunes, roaming characters, photo ops, and trick-or-treating at participating businesses. Attendees can pick up an event map from the information booth on the Mickey Mantle Plaza of the Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark to plot their route.
The event is free and open to everyone. Trick-or-treaters must be under the age of 14 and be in costume to receive free candy and giveaways.
WHERE: 2101 NE 50TH Street, Oklahoma City
WHEN: October 2021
The OKC Zoo’s trick-or-treating tradition is celebrating its 38th year! Candy will be distributed at 13 candy locations through 8-foot “treat tubes” to ensure social distancing between our staff/volunteers and Zoo guests. Discover 20 themed booths along the trick-or-treat trail, perfect for photo ops! Zoo admission and official trick-or-treat bags are required to participate.
WHERE: Dunlap Codding
609 West Sheridan Avenue, Oklahoma City
WHEN: Unconfirmed for 2021
Sip on some signature margaritas at Monsters & Margaritas like the Morgue-arita™ or Vampire’s Kiss™ while shaking your bones to the Spooktacular sounds of DJ Necromancer. Cast your eyes on the ghostly sights of killer hors-d’oeuvres you can sink your teeth into. Unlimited margaritas with your ticket, plus a cash bar for beer and wine. Also enjoy carnival games with monstrous prizes, a not-so-silent auction that will make you scream, pop-up performers dying to share a casket with you, and prizes for best couple, group, and goriest costumes.
All proceeds benefit Oklahoma City Girls Art School.
WHERE: 230 East First Street, Downtown Tulsa
WHEN: Sunday, October 31, 2021
Spider Ball will set the atmosphere with large theatrical props, background themes, decorated rooms,
WHERE: SW 25th St & South Hudson Avenue, Oklahoma City
WHEN: Unconfirmed?
On behalf of the Board of Directors and Calle Dos Cinco friends, we’d like to invite you to join a safe trick-or-treating environment for over 1,000 local kids at the 7th annual Haunt the Hill truck or treat event on Thursday, October 31st from 5:00-7:00 pm in the Historic Capitol Hill business district (SW 25th St. between Hudson & Robinson).
This year’s free event will feature trunks and storefronts decorated by our community partners and Calle Dos Cinco business owners with games and candy giveaways.
WHERE: Plaza District
1726 NW 16th Street, Oklahoma City
WHEN: Unconfirmed?
The Plaza District’s Annual Day of the Dead Festival will have food trucks, Hispanic and Dia de Los Muertos influenced artisans, face
WHERE: Living Arts of Tulsa
307 East Brady, Tulsa
WHEN: November 5, 2021
Living Arts of Tulsa, in partnership with Casa de la Cultura and Guthrie Green is hosting Tulsa’s annual Día de los Muertos Arts Festival on November 5, 2021. Día de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is a celebration of the Latinx heritage honoring loved ones who have passed away. The festival will be held in-person and will also have virtual elements available for the public.
WHERE: 11960 CR 3536 in Ada
Celebrate the fall season at Cornerstone Kids’ Ranch Pumpkin Patch. The ranch features 160 beautiful acres nestled in the country just five minutes Northwest of Ada.
WHERE: Enid
The Jantz Family has opened their hearts and land for the enjoyment of all ages with their over 300,000 square foot living field maze. Six colored flags, an observation bridge, and multiple exits are there to help you. For extra fun, navigate the mazes on Saturday night with a flashlight! Feel a little overwhelmed by the size of that maze? They have plenty of things to do such as a petting zoo, dino dig, hay bale maze for the youngsters, a pumpkin patch, and a concession stand. Try to find your way through a 300,000 sq. ft. living Field Maze. For high adventure, try the six-acre, “Jungle Maze.” No flags or maps to help you through this one!
WHERE: Happy Day Drive in Terral
Happy Day Farms Pumpkin Patch offers seasonal entertainment for the whole family. The farm features pumpkins for sale in addition to a gift shop, concessions, bounce house, jumping pillow, pony rides, picnic area, petting zoo, hayrides, and more.
WHERE: 39232 231st Street South in Porter
Everyone boards the wagon for a hayride out to the pumpkin patch, where you and yours can take as long as you want to find the perfect pumpkins! Livesay Orchards has pumpkins of all sizes, shapes, and colors. They also carry a great assortment of fall decorations and a Pumpkin Playland, with all sorts of things to see and do.
WHERE: 14400 South Western, Oklahoma City
Visiting the Orr Family Farm in the fall is like no other experience. The sweet smell of cut hay, the brilliant orange of all the pumpkins in their pumpkin patch and the ever-sweet smell of kettle corn flowing through the Farm makes fall a very special time. Experience Orr’s sprawling country atmosphere as you begin your adventure through this year’s corn maze. You choose the way as you discover games and clues. Maize-o-Vision secret decoders help you navigate the multi-acre puzzle.
WHERE: Myriad Botanical Gardens
301 West Reno Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102
WHEN: October 8-24, 2021
Pumpkinville, one of the most treasured fall traditions in Oklahoma City, celebrates pumpkins, mums and everything fall. This year families can explore the Land of Oz and enjoy imaginative displays created in the Children’s Garden with pumpkins, gourds, haystacks, cornstalks and mums. Play hand-crafted games, participate in activities, and enjoy unlimited rides on Mo’s Carousel and special treats.
WHERE: 1002 Old 66 Road in Hydro
P Bar Farms offers plenty of Fall Fun for the entire family, including a hand
WHERE: 1004 North Hudson, Suite 104, Oklahoma City
You and up to 10 players explore a themed environment in an attempt to solve a mystery before time runs out! You will need your cunning, teamwork and an adventurous spirit. These Games are anything but Elementary.
WHERE: 550 24th Ave NW in Norman (next door to Sooner Bowling)
Within each of Escape This Norman’s themed rooms, groups will have just 60 minutes to work together to search for clues, solve the scenario, and discover all of the keys and combinations needed to complete the challenge before time runs out. There are different rooms for various challenge levels.
WHERE: 1222 Main Street in Woodward
Owned and operated by the same team that brings you Nightmare in the Country Scream Park every October.
WHERE: 912 NW 23rd Street, Oklahoma City
The Escape OKC is Oklahoma’s first-ever live-action escape challenge. You and up to five of your friends have an hour to work together and solve a series of puzzles, riddles, and assorted challenges to put together the clues to escape one of our unique rooms. The Escape OKC provides a fantastic team-building experience. You will need all 60 minutes, and help from everyone in your group if you hope to escape in time.
The Escape OKC is open year-round on Wednesday, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. For the Halloween season, there will be a special Halloween themed room. Reservations are required and can be made here.
WHERE: 1448 South Carson Avenue, Tulsa
You and up to five of your friends have an hour to work together and solve a series of puzzles, riddles, and assorted challenges to put together the clues to escape one of their unique rooms at The Escape Tulsa.
WHERE: 4444 East 66th Street STE 200, Tulsa
The SafeHouse Tulsa is a new and exciting real-life escape game. It is designed to be played by groups of 2-8 people. You have exactly 1 hour to test your wits and problem solve a series of puzzles in a single room. The goal is to escape within the time limit; but beware, do not try to go at it alone. You’ll have to use the help of others if you want to escape the SafeHouse.
WHERE: 7650 West Reno Avenue in Oklahoma City (The OKC Outlets)
The Sanctuary Escape rooms feature Hollywood level scenes crafted for each game that puts you in the middle of the action. Their games are designed to be fully immersive, featuring period-appropriate props to curated aromas in the room.
WHERE: 304 West Cherokee, Nowata
PREMIERE: September 17, 2021
The Asylum is a place that the simple peace-loving townsfolk of Nowata, Oklahoma don’t particularly like to discuss at all. Especially with the likes of strangers. People come and go through this small town, and sometimes they’ll hear just a faint whisper about, “that wretched place” and they begin to dig in affairs that are not of their own. It is these affairs that envelope the minds of the individuals, warily holding on to their very sanity. Themed after an early 1940’s Sanitarium, The Asylum is based on the dark history of the first sanitariums before there were rules and restrictions to control what happened inside.
WHERE: Frontier City Theme Park
11501 North I-35 Service Road, Oklahoma City
PREMIERE: Friday, September 24, 2021
Experience Thrills and Chills as Frontier City lets all the ghouls out for their annual HALLOWFEST celebration. Enjoy thrills and activities for the whole family throughout the day and come back for a truly frightening evening of fun after the sun goes down. HALLOWFEST offers a wide variety of places to get your scare on including several haunted houses and scare zones located throughout the park. The stuff of nightmares lurks around every corner as the dark of night washes over the park. The ghouls are set free for their daily hunting rituals.
WHERE: 4524 Riverside Circle, Guthrie
WHEN: Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays in October
PREMIERE: Friday, September 10, 2021
Guthrie residents remember it as the old Harvey’s Steakhouse building Highway 77, 2 blocks north of Cimarron Bridge, but now it’s a prime destination for Halloween holiday horror. Guthrie Haunts is now a Super Haunt as they cover over 30,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor scares.
WHERE: 3400 Fern Mountain Road in Mu
PREMIERE: Friday, October 1, 2021
You’ll find thrills for the entire family inside and outside the Haunted Castle Festival. From the sinister, fog-shrouded forest to the carnival atmosphere of Halloween Land you’ll find performances and activities for all ages. Start in the Halloween Village for hot and cold drinks, food, bobbing for apples, fortune tellers, ghost stories, and more before heading off into one of the attractions.
WHERE: 5610 West Skelly Drive, Tulsa
PREMIERE: Friday, September 24, 2021
The Hex House is an extreme haunted attraction (not intended for children) in Tulsa. The Hex House is an intense multi-element,
WHERE: Lost Lakes
3501 N.E. 10th, Oklahoma City
PREMIERE: 2021 TBA
Lost Lakes Haunted Forest is almost a mile walk of terror through the depths of the forest where all of your worst nightmares are hidden behind every corner.
WHERE: 900 North Portland, Newcastle
PREMIERE: Friday, October 1, 2021
You may have seen the zombie containment unit around the Oklahoma City metro area and thought to yourself, where did they contain those zombies? Will you end up as another victim buried in Eternal Slumbers Cemetery or will you make it through the Widows Web, survive Camp Carnage, and travel through twists and turns at Newcastle Nightmare.
WHERE: 38368 South County Road 195, Woodward 73801
PREMIERE: Friday, October 8, 2021
Nightmare in the Country has several attractions, including a scary tales haunted hayride, zombie playground, The Manor, and more.
WHERE: 719 Manvel Avenue, Chandler
PREMIERE: Thursday, October 14, 2021
This nightmare isn’t for the faint of heart! This is a touch grab and pull you down the hallway kicking and screaming show, without having to pay extra.
A Nightmare on Main Street in Downtown Chandler is a fundraiser haunted house for the Lincoln County Historical Society and Museum. All proceeds go back to the museum.
WHERE: 424 West Walnut Avenue in Enid
PREMIERE: Thursday, October 7, 2021
What once was the old Goldspot Dairy has now been transformed into a detailed haunt. Hand-built sets around every corner including live actors as well as some of the newest animatronics in the Haunt industry today.
WHERE: 1517 East 106th Street North in Sperry
PREMIERE: Saturday, October 2, 2021
Brave guests experience Hollywood-caliber scenes, and scares, from the relative safety of their Scareage vehicle in Oklahoma’s most unique haunted attraction.
The Dark Ride is Psycho Path’s signature scareage ride through their nearly a mile-long trail. The Dark Ride begins with a journey through the haunted forest on a dark and mysterious path where you will board your Scareage that will take you on a thrilling haunted adventure that will leave you with a skull chilling experience as you encounter the ghostly creatures that roam the woods.
WHERE: 7650 West Reno in Oklahoma City (The OKC Outlet Center)
PREMIERE: Postponed until October 2022
The Sanctuary is a high quality, highly detailed Haunted Attraction with Hollywood Movie Style Set Design and State of the Art Special Effects unparalleled in the state. Ascend into chaos and confusion with each step bringing you closer to insanity in an experience like walking through a living, breathing horror movie.
WHERE: 10th Street 2005 NW 10, Oklahoma City
PREMIERE: TBA 2021
Come face your fears at the annual “Terror on 10th Street Haunted House” where you will find a new nightmare around every corner. You will be taken on a guided tour of the home where you will be invited to participate in the theatrical performance while learning the ghostly history behind the house of horrors. If you are not running in fear, you might be frozen in fright.
WHERE: 11101 SE Lee Blvd in Lawton
PREMIERE: Friday, October 1, 2021
Located in Lawton, the Trail of Fear began as a single attraction in 1998 with a small tent and outdoor maze. Ever had a nightmare? Have you ever wanted to live one? Enter the world of Psychotic Nightmare and experience the terrifying visions of a woman who has been asleep for more than 10 years. Follow her nightmares as you go deeper and deeper through her visions of TERROR!
WHERE: 2701 W 10th St / E1060 Rd, El Reno, OK 73036
PREMIERE: Friday, October 1, 2021
For the 2021 Halloween Season The Trail of Terror Team is challenging you to survive our all new attraction The Haunted Barn. The Haunted Barn is guaranteed to be the most exciting, adrenaline pumping, crazy entertainment possible in a barn. Our actors will be dressed up, made up, and desperate to scare the yell out of you. They come out crawling, moaning, groaning, screaming or exploding with chainsaws running. Whatever it takes to creep you out or freak you out they will be doing it.
WHERE: 9420 West Interstate 40 Service Road in Oklahoma City
PREMIERE: Friday, September 24, 2021
The Wicked Forest of Terror is an extreme haunted attraction in Oklahoma City boasting the most sinister visions of horror spread out over the course of nearly a mile. Guests will experience the twisted trails of this walk-through dark attraction filled with terrifying live actors, amazing special effects, and intense scenes that fully immerse customers into the wicked soul of the forest. There is no holding back this time. Parental discretion is advised. Personal space will be invaded.
For the youngest ghouls and goblins, come before sundown to explore the Children’s Forest. Parents can walk with their kids in a safe environment to have some Halloween fun that is almost scary, but will leave them smiling instead of screaming.
Visitors are also encouraged to come early and stay late to test their skills on the target range or battlefield brought to you by Wicked Forest of Terror’s partner, Epic Paintball Park.
WHERE: 10101 144th Street, Lexington
PREMIERE: Friday, October 1, 2021
Escape from the zombies in Lexington’s Zombie Farm. Make your way through a haunted barn and five acres of
WHERE: Enid Cemetery
212 West Willow, Enid
WHEN: October 8 and 9, 2021
History and storytelling combine to create an unforgettable night at Enid’s annual Tombstone Tales event. Enid Cemetery will be lost in time as re-enactment characters don their historic personalities and tell stories about Oklahoma’s past.
Wagon rides travel through the cemetery as guests hear stories from legendary characters standing near their own tombstone. One character that visitors to the graveyard will encounter is Dollie Douthitt. With the tallest headstone in the cemetery, Douthitt’s story is just one of many that will delight event goers.
Enid Cemetery is located at 212 W. Willow Road in Enid.
WHERE: Oklahoma City and Norman
Jeff Provine is an author, tour guide, and co-host of the paranormal docudrama podcast, Tales Unveiled. Throughout the year, Jeff shares spooky tales of local landmarks past and present in Downtown Oklahoma City, Downtown Norman, and OU. This isn’t a “jump-and-scare” tour like a haunted house nor an investigation. All stories have been researched from interviews and public archives.
WHERE: Downtown Guthrie
Historic Downtown Guthrie has always been a focal point for stories of spirits, sprights, and specters. From the bullet holes in the ceiling of the Bluebell Saloon to the shuttered windows of the Territorial Jail, the downtown area is the backdrop for stories of heartbreak, mysterious happenings, and murderous intent – not to mention a few instances of just plain bad luck.
Join the Guthrie Ghost Walk for a walking tour of some of Downtown Guthrie’s most interesting and active sites. Each walk starts at the Apothecary Garden, located at the corner of Oklahoma Avenue and 2nd Street. Tours take approximately 90 minutes and include gentle inclines on brick-paved sidewalks.
WHERE: 220 Elgin, Muskogee
The Muskogee’s Haunted History Tours bring a hauntingly good time through their various tours of Muskogee, including hikes, walking, biking, and bus.
WHERE: Tulsa Area
The Tulsa Spirit Tour was created in 2003 by Teri French-White and was the first of its kind in Oklahoma. Teri is the founder of the Paranormal Investigation Team of Tulsa and the Author of Tulsa’s Haunted Memories. She has been researching Tulsa’s eccentric history since 1998.
Tulsa Spirit Tours has been sharing Tulsa’s colorful past with locals and visitors alike for over a decade. The tours began as bus/trolley tour around Tulsa and have grown to include food tours, walking tours, pub crawls and haunted travels to out of town destinations! They are rich in history and dipped with stories that will leave you curious and entertained.
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