Halloween is right around the corner and with it comes a ton of parties, as spooky as they are boozy. If you haven’t done so, now’s the time to start figuring out your party plans but fear not — we’ve put together a list of the best parties around.
From the biggest block parties to costumed dines, here’s our selection of the most thrilling Halloween parties in Miami. The best part is that since most celebrations take place before Halloween or the day of, you can make it to more than one!
HalloWYN 2026
Get ready for a spine-tingling celebration as Wynwood’s annual outdoor block party returns for its 13th year, where you can enjoy live DJ sets, drink deals, and plenty of opportunities to show off Halloween’s best costumes. The party at Wynwood Marketplace begins at 7 p.m. and RSVP attendees can receive a complimentary drink on arrival.
Hocus Pocus Festival 2026
Hocus Pocus returns for its sixth edition at Factory Town with its most monstrous installment yet! Running from October 30 through November 1, the Halloween-themed festival boasts five interconnected stages styled as control rooms, ventilation chambers and reactor cores, and more than 100 artists.
Lincoln Road Halloween Block Party
Bourbon Street has Mardi Gras, Duval Street has Fantasy Fest and for Halloween, there is no better place to get your party on than Lincoln Road. On October 31, beginning at 5 p.m., children and families can dig in to scrumptious candy handed out by shops along the promenade. Once the sun sets, the street will light up ghoulish and glamorous costumes. Live music, performers and DJs will keep the energy high while local bars and restaurants serve up drink specials to the costumed masses.
All are welcome to join and take advantage of Miami Beach’s $1-per-hour parking through October 31!
Scream at the Cleve
The Clevelander is giving Ocean Drive a ’90s slasher makeover for Halloween, with plenty of killer bears, dancing, spooky surprises and a themed drink menu featuring $15 frozen drinks, peach cocktails and espresso martinis. Everyone is encouraged to arrive dressed to kill, with a costume contest awarding $500 for first place, a $250 bar tab for second and a $100 bar tab for third, followed by a late-night raffle.
Wonderland Halloween at National Hotel Miami Beach
This 21+ party will turn the iconic Miami Beach property into a Halloween playground themed after Alice in Wonderland. Guests will step into a night where “we’re all mad here,” featuring four DJs, an LED wall show, costume prizes, party favors and a cast of live performers. Costumes are mandatory for entry, and VIP tickets grant access to a two-hour open bar.
Vampire Tide at Sexy Fish
For Halloween night, this aquatic dreamland will morph into a vampire-themed fantasy filled with Gothic glamour and after-dark spectacle, in collaboration with Don Julio 1942. The night will start with à la carte dining before DJ Pablo Fierro takes over the booth alongside a late-night food menu carrying the celebration into the early hours. Guests must be 21 or older to attend.
Halloweekend at The Wharf Fort Lauderdale
On Friday, October 30, the riverfront venue will transform into an old-school drive-in theater for a throwback horror night dubbed Slasher Drive-In. It’ll feature a vintage-style concession stand serving movie-night snacks while actors dressed as iconic slasher villains like Freddy, Jason, Ghostface and Leatherface roam around all night.
Then on Halloween, The Wharf will shift to a Studio 54-inspired Halloween disco takeover for ‘Til Death Do Us Party. Expect mirror balls, disco skeletons, a costume contest, photo ops and a menu of $12 spooky specialty cocktails.
Sweet Temptation Week at E11EVEN Miami
The 24-hour club is closing out October with a four-night Halloween series under the theme Sweet Temptation. From dusk ‘til dawn, E11EVEN will keep the momentum going with a lineup featuring DJ Renn Mateos (Oct. 28), Damaged Goods (Oct. 29), Gordo (Oct. 30) and DJ Diesel (Shaquille O’Neal) headlining Halloween night.
Fangtasia at Regatta Grove
Running for two days, the open-air spot is introducing Fangtasia, a waterfront celebration with a fang-worthy Halloween twist! You can order themed cocktails along the water as the coastal setting takes on an eerie atmosphere after sunset.
The Devil Wears Velvet at Giselle Miami
Up on the downtown Miami rooftop, Giselle hosts “The Devil Wears Velvet,” a two-night celebration setting the scene with themed decor, DJ sets and live entertainment. Guests are encouraged to swap traditional costumes for deep reds, black and velvet looks to match the devilishly glamorous vibes.
Leading up to the main event, from October 19 to 31, the bar is shaking up specialty drinks for the season. The Devil’s Kiss mixes E11EVEN Vodka with pomegranate and elderflower, while the Devil Wears Velvet brings the heat with Patrón Reposado, jalapeño orange liqueur and spicy agave.
MAASSQUERADE at MAASS
The waterfront terrace at MAASS transforms on October 31 into a masquerade night complete with custom masks, themed cocktails, bites and a live DJ. You can stop by without reservations to order from the special menu or try the venue’s signature caviar bumps.
