Find halloween party venues near me

Halloween party venues average $144 per hour to rent, but it’s easy to spend less or more depending on what you’re looking for. For a space on the smaller side, expect to spend closer to $105, whereas larger venues run about $199 per hour.

Halloween decorations are a classic Halloween party staple. The champion of traditional Halloween decorations is, of course, the jack-o-lantern. Another popular Halloween decoration is fake cobwebs, which are easy to hang and easy to clean up. (They're also widely available at Halloween party stores.) We love candles and lanterns—both real and electric—for that soft orange glow that sets the Halloween mood so well. Don't forget the audio experience, either! Whether it's a landscape of mysterious sound effects and ominous horror film-inspired music, or classic Halloween party music (think "Thriller"), the background sound is an important part of the Halloween party environment!

Lucky for you, Peerspace's famous party planning checklist is a perfect fit for Halloween parties. We recommend combining it with some hot Halloween party tips and tricks to customize your checklist to perfectly suit your Halloween party and the atmosphere you want to create. As long as you make sure there's good food, good music, and good costumes, your party's going to go off without a hitch. Halloween is the holiday with arguably the best party opportunities, so you'll probably find your guests a little more willing to unwind and cut loose.

Finding Halloween party birthday venues is as simple as searching right here on Peerspace. Peerspace has listings for the spookiest Halloween birthday party venues in town, from party-ready houses to industrial flex spaces ready to serve as the perfect blank canvas for your Halloween creativity. You can even narrow results by amenities, so you can find Halloween party birthday venues that have pools, fire pits, professional sound systems—you name it.

When deciding what games you should play at a Halloween party, the big question to answer first is: Is this a party for children or adults? If it's for kids, keep things simple, putting Halloween twists on old favorites, like candy-related scavenger hunts or "Pin the Eye on the Monster." A toilet paper mummy wrapping race is always good for a few laughs, too! For adults, games are less necessary, as guests will want to spend some time mingling around the spooky, festive Halloween party venue you've chosen. The classic costume contest is always a winner—especially if you break it down into multiple categories, so more people get to be winners.