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15 pumpkin patches, family events, festivals and haunted houses around Tucson, AZ, each checked against its own official site for 2026 dates. Scare levels and ages are our suggestions; always check the venue's own guidance.
As of September 23, 2026: 1 event here lists 2026 dates that include this weekend. Hours vary, so check each one before you go.
Big farm outing east of Tucson with a 12.5-acre corn maze with three difficulty levels, pick-your-own pumpkin fields and sunflowers. A popular day trip from Tucson.
Big farm festival off I-10 with a 70-acre pumpkin field, corn maze, farm train, animals, slides and rides for kids on Thursday through Sunday in October.
Free City of Tucson Halloween party on the park's soccer fields with trunk-or-treating, carnival games and a costume parade. Bring a bag for candy; food for sale on site.
Not-too-scary evening at the zoo with character meet and greets, candy tables along the paths, silly skeleton scenes, games and a pumpkin patch photo spot. Timed tickets sold in advance.
Community-built Day of the Dead altars displayed inside the reconstructed 1775 Spanish fort downtown, with public ofrendas honoring veterans, local families and pets.
Oro Valley's free town Halloween party with trunk-or-treating by local businesses, live music, bounce houses, food vendors and kids' crafts.
Free neighborhood Halloween night at a city recreation center with trunk-or-treating, a small haunted house and costume fun.
Downtown costume bar crawl across seven bars with drink or shot vouchers, a mid-party and an after party. Check in at HighWire Lounge; costumes required.
Gentle Halloween evenings at a western-themed dining and ride village: a Halloween train ride, carousel, Ferris wheel and a scavenger hunt ending in a treat bag. No scare actors.
Tucson's huge community-made procession honoring loved ones who have died, with altars, performers and art over a weekend of events, ending in the ceremonial burning of the urn.
Free Town of Marana fall festival with a cowboy carnival theme: carnival rides, mutton bustin', live country music, a beer garden, food trucks and a family movie after dark.
Halloween-themed indoor and outdoor market of local makers and small businesses selling crafts, decor, jewelry, art and food.
Old Tucson's long-running Halloween night event spreads haunted mazes, roaming scare actors, stunt and stage shows, rides and games across the old western film set.
Haunted cornfield northwest of Tucson with four separate haunts, live characters, a corn maze, zombie gellyball shootout, escape room and a midway with food and games.
Walk-through haunted house with live actors and custom sets inside a former meatpacking plant, run by a local family for 22 seasons. The owners say 2026 is its last year.
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BooMap lists 15 Halloween events near Tucson with 2026 dates confirmed on their official sites: 2 pumpkin patches and corn mazes, 7 family events, 3 fall festivals and 3 haunted houses.
Apple Annie's Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch and Marana Pumpkin Patch & Farm Festival. Dates, hours and prices for each are on this page.
The earliest to open in this guide is Apple Annie's Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch, on September 19, 2026, then Marana Pumpkin Patch & Farm Festival (October 3). Each patch's full 2026 dates are on its own page.
Not-scary picks suggested for all ages include All Souls Procession Weekend, Apple Annie's Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch, Boo Bash, Boo at the Zoo, Día de los Muertos Ofrenda Exhibition, and 6 more.
$14–$16, according to the official site.
For the weekend of September 25–27, 2026, 1 event in this guide lists dates that include it: Apple Annie's Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch. Check each one's hours before you go.
Yes: All Souls Procession Weekend, Boo Bash, HallOVeen Spooktacular, Marana Fall Festival, Quincie Douglas Center Trunk-or-Treat, and 1 more list free admission on the official site.
None of the 6 towns we track around Tucson has announced official 2026 trick-or-treat hours yet. Most announce in early to mid October, and we add them to this page as they do.
Halloween 2026 is on Saturday, October 31. Some towns set trick-or-treat on a different night, so check your town's official hours.
The most intense haunts in this guide are Nightfall at Old Tucson, Terror in the Corn and The Slaughterhouse, rated 4 of 5 ghosts on our scare scale. Check each venue's own age guidance before you go.
The earliest opening in this guide is Nightfall at Old Tucson on October 1, 2026. Each haunt's full 2026 dates are listed on this page.
These usually run every year, but we couldn't confirm 2026 dates on their official sites yet. Check with the venue before you go. Seen one open, or know the dates? Tell us and we'll check it.
Official hours set by each town. Most towns announce in early to mid October; we update this page as they do.
| Marana | Not announced yet |
| Oro Valley | Not announced yet |
| Pima County (unincorporated) | Not announced yet |
| Sahuarita | Not announced yet |
| South Tucson | Not announced yet |
| Tucson | Not announced yet |
Every event here was found through local guides and then confirmed on the venue's or organizer's own website, with dates for 2026. We check each one for closures. Events we couldn't confirm yet are listed separately and clearly marked, and we recheck them every week. Scare levels (1 to 5 ghosts) and suggested ages are our read of what the venue says. Dates and hours can change, so check the official site before you go.
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