This October, Hong Kong welcomes a new kind of Halloween celebration with the launch of SPOOKY Halloween, the city’s first-ever outdoor music carnival dedicated to the season of thrills.
Held at the Wan Chai Harbourfront Event Space from October 24 to November 2, 2025, the event spans over 130,000 square feet of immersive entertainment, combining live music, themed attractions, and family-friendly activities in one dynamic waterfront venue.
Organized by Live Nation Electronic Asia and divided into three distinct zones, SPOOKY Halloween is designed to appeal to both partygoers and casual visitors.
Zones A and B will be open daily throughout the ten-day celebration, featuring a witch-themed carnival, glowing pumpkin fields, illusion mazes, bonfire stages, and interactive games. These areas are ideal for families and casual visitors looking to enjoy the festive atmosphere without the intensity of the concert crowds.
Meanwhile, Zone C hosts the main stage performances, with a lineup of international and local artists performing across two weekends: October 24–26 and October 31–November 2.
The lineup is a genre-blending mix of international and local talent, including global headliners Zedd, Steve Aoki, R3HAB and Rae Sremmurd.
Local stars such as Hins Cheung, MC Cheung, JW, and Novel Fergus will bring a homegrown pulse to the stage. A special Halloween night performance by Japan’s XG adds extra excitement to the October 31 festivities.
Over the last weekend, the SPOOKY Halloween festival arrived with impressive debut performances, proving that Halloween here is about more than just costumes — it's about a total vibe shift. The Wan Chai Harbourfront welcomed a high-energy, nostalgic set from DJ Zedd, creating the ultimate party mood. The crowd got an extra thrill with the appearance from rappers Swae Lee and Slim Jxmmi in their duo, Rae Sremmurd, solidifying the festival's cool credentials and marking a truly exciting moment for the city’s nightlife.
Tickets are available at Klook in multiple tiers to suit different preferences. Admission to both the main stage and carnival zones is priced at HK$680 per day. Visitors who prefer the carnival experience without the concerts can opt for a more affordable ticket: HK$100 for adults, HK$50 for youth aged 6 to 17, and free entry for children under 6. Game tokens are sold separately at HK$20 per play.
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Location: Wan Chai Harbourfront Event Space, 3 Hung Hing Road, Wan Chai
