5 dated events

Halloween events in Arizona

5 Halloween events at 5 Arizona attractions, running Oct 2 to Oct 25. Trick-or-treat trails, haunted houses and pumpkin nights, with prices and times on each venue’s page.

Everything here is a dated event a venue has published on its own website: fright nights and family haunts, trick-or-treat trails, boo-at-the-zoos. Fall festivals with a corn maze and a scarecrow are autumn rather than Halloween and are not listed here; a Day of the Dead remembrance is its own tradition and is not filed under this one.

What’s on

5 dated events across 5 attractions, soonest first. Many are on selected nights only and several are ticketed separately — the venue’s own page, linked under every quote, is the one to check before you set off.

Oct 10 · 10:00 amEvent

Museum of Northern Arizona, Flagstaff

Spooky Science and Freaky Finds

Families explore a haunted laboratory, see glowing insects and minerals, fossilized coprolites, and touch real animal skulls and fossils. Touch tables, spooky crafts, and owl pellet dissection stations available. Costumes welcome.

From $18 per person
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“Dates: October 10, 2026 at 10:00 am”

From the venue’s own calendar, musnaz.org · checked on
Details on the attraction’s site →

Oct 23 – 25Event

Musselman Honda Circuit, Tucson

Spooky Drift 6

A drifting event runs over three days with spectator tickets and driver registration available. Families can watch the racing action from October 23 to 25.

Checked September 26, 2026

“Start Date October 23, 2026 5:00 pm - End Date October 25, 2026 10:00 pm”

Quoted from mhcircuit.com · checked on
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Oct 24Event

Rolling Thru Time, Tucson

Pistons & Pumpkins

Families trick-or-treat at candy stations throughout the auto museum while exploring over 250 classic cars, trucks, tractors, and fire engines. Local food trucks serve drinks, food, and desserts.

From $12 per person
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“OCTOBER 24th 2026 4pm - 8pm”

Quoted from rttmuseum.com · checked on
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