Halloween 2026
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Lincoln Park, Prairie Avenue and the Loop after dark, with guides who know which buildings have the records.
Ghost stories between rounds, through the bars of Lincoln Park and the North Side. Costume optional, encouraged.
The Medieval Torture Museum's collection of real devices, plus self-guided hunts through Chicago's grimmest corners.
Drunk Dracula and A Nightmare on Strip Street: horror parody with a drink in hand, adults only.
Lincoln Park, Prairie Avenue, the Windy City streets. Chicago's haunted history runs deep and the tours prove it.
The Medieval Torture Museum brings real instruments of dread, with audio guides and ghost hunting after dark.
Drunk Dracula and a burlesque horror parody keep Halloween fun, loud, and a little ridiculous.
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See all experiences →Halloween Chicago hits different when the fog rolls off Lake Michigan and the city's Victorian neighborhoods come alive after dark. From candlelight ghost hunts along Prairie Avenue to pub crawls through genuinely haunted bars, Chicago has built a Halloween calendar dense enough to fill the whole month of October.
Whether you want full-on scares at the Medieval Torture Museum or a night of laughs with Drunk Dracula, there's an option for every comfort level. Day-trippers can also tap nearby events in Aurora, Rockford, South Bend, and Milwaukee for a full regional Halloween weekend.