Haunt’OWeen — An Immersive Halloween-Themed Experience — Is Back And Better Than Ever For 2022
Natalie Ross
Published Jan 16, 2026
Creepy season is basically here, and California and New Jersey inhabitants are lucky. Experiential Supply Co., an inventive experiential manifestations and attractions association, and Fever, an overall redirection disclosure stage, pronounced the return, and ship off on the East Coast, of their stand-apart Halloween experience, Haunt’OWeen.
The distinctive event, which occurs over Halloween weekend, will return to California for its third year, and show in New Jersey strangely.
Members can expect to take pleasure in more than 200,000 square feet of the most past crazy, dependable Halloween conditions as they value face painting, rides, games, going door to door requesting sweets, unrecorded music, character performers, pumpkin cutting, moving, photo open entryways, food and drinks, and clearly, lots of treats.
Champion attractions for 2022 recollect Dance Domes for the Beyond The Grave Rave and nine specific and completely clear universes.
“It’s genuinely stimulating to see how Haunt’OWeen has been embraced in Los Angeles, and in a short period of time, became something the neighborhood each season,” Jasen Smith, Experiential Supply Founder and Chief Experience Officer, tells ET.
Haunt’OWeen is back and spookier than ever! 👻
— Entertainment Tonight (@etnow) August 23, 2022
“This year we’re moving forward no question. We’ve extended the impression, expanded universes, added more rides and instinct, and various shocks, yet the top picks will, anyway, remain in going door to door requesting treats, pumpkin patches, and unending themed sets,” he adds.
“We love reevaluating what Haunt’OWeen is, and making new universes year over year. There’s no time limit either, and we welcome guests to contribute as much energy with us as they’d like, and research all that we have made,” he continues.
Haunt’OWeen will happen from September 30 through October 31, at 6100 Topanga Canyon Blvd. in Woodland Hills, California, and at 101 Crawfords Corner Rd. in Holmdel, New Jersey, with tickets starting at $40.
