Halloween in Pattaya 2026 falls on Saturday, 31 October, with a city-organised festival, themed parties, live music and haunted attractions.
One of the more accessible options is The Four Nightmares at Terminal 21 Pattaya, a haunted house based on ghost stories from four regions of Thailand, running until 1 November. There are also events taking place on Friday, 30 October, so the Halloween action starts before the main night itself.
The main public celebrations are being promoted for Walking Street and Pattaya Beach, while some hotels, beach clubs and entertainment venues have announced their own events. Here’s what’s planned and where to find more information.
Pattaya Halloween Festival 2026
The main city festival is scheduled for Saturday, 31 October, with the published evening programme naming Walking Street as its location. The announcements also refer to Pattaya Beach, although it is not yet clear whether a separate beach programme or concert stage will be provided.
Pattaya has used the beach for Halloween concerts in previous years, alongside parades and costume competitions. More recent celebrations have tended to focus on Walking Street and the city’s nightlife areas. The earlier beach concerts make a return to the beachfront plausible, but the exact location of this year’s mini concert has not been clearly confirmed.
Published programme
The announced schedule includes free Halloween makeup, a zombie dance parade, a costume contest and a mini concert by Noi Wongpru of Prou.
| Time | Event |
|---|---|
| 5:00–9:00 pm | Free Halloween makeup, provided by Ripley’s Haunted Adventure |
| 5:30 pm | Halloween makeup show and model makeup demonstration |
| 7:00 pm | Event introduction and programme presentation |
| 7:15 pm | Zombie dance parade by Boss Dance Studio |
| 8:00 pm | Official opening ceremony with Pattaya’s mayor and invited guests |
| 8:15 pm | Halloween costume contest, judged by film directors |
| 9:00 pm | Mini concert by Noi Wongpru of Prou |
| 10:15 pm | House music DJ set |
| 11:00 pm | Advertised end of the programme |
The timetable is based on the published festival poster. The precise location of the concert has not been separately identified, so check local announcements for any clarification before heading to a particular stage.
A daytime film event, too
Pattaya’s Halloween programme also includes a daytime event at Cape Dara Resort on 31 October, focusing on Thai horror films, filmmaking and sound production. Workshops and discussions with Thai film directors form part of a programme exploring Thai cinema and Pattaya’s ambitions as a creative film destination. This is more of an industry and cultural event than a conventional Halloween attraction.
The Four Nightmares at Terminal 21 Pattaya
9 October–1 November · G Floor, Paris zone
Terminal 21 Pattaya has turned to Thai ghost stories for its Halloween attraction, The Four Nightmares. The haunted house brings together legends from four regions of Thailand, offering a different kind of Halloween experience from the city’s nightlife parties.
Admission is ฿50 per person, or free with a qualifying shopping receipt of ฿1,000 from the mall, subject to the stated conditions.
There’s also a special event on Halloween night, 31 October, at 8 pm, when Phi Wi and Phi Wat from Tales After Midnight will present a live ghost-storytelling session.
Free Halloween Make-Up at Ripley’s
Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Pattaya is offering free basic ghost make-up on Saturday, 31 October, with a paid Full Ghost Makeup option for anyone wanting a more elaborate look.
The activity takes place at Ripley’s on the second floor of Royal Garden Plaza. The price of the full make-up service hasn’t been announced in the information available, so check with the venue if you’re interested.
See the announcement on Ripley’s Facebook page.
Halloween parties and events around Pattaya
The city festival is only one part of the picture. Several venues are promoting more elaborate events for Halloween weekend, from a floating beach club to live rock and a haunted castle.
Haunted Horizons at SINA Beach Club
Friday 30 and Saturday 31 October
SINA Beach Club is taking its floating venue in a spooky direction with Haunted Horizons, promoted with the tagline “Where the dead awaken at sea.”
Guests can choose a Day Pass or a Bed Seat ticket for a more premium experience aboard the multi-deck floating beach club. It’s a distinctive alternative to a conventional Halloween party, with the venue located offshore and accessed by shuttle boat from Bali Hai Pier.
Check SINA’s official channels for ticket options and availability.
WET Masquerade at LAY Beach Club
Saturday 31 October · From 4 pm
LAY Beach Club is hosting a Halloween-themed pool party called WET Masquerade. The advertised programme includes DJs, dancers, a fire show and poolside seating, with a masked dress theme.
For those looking for a more elaborate party setting, this combines Halloween costumes with a pool-club atmosphere rather than a standard bar night.
Day of the Dead at Esmé, The Standard Pattaya Na Jomtien
Saturday 31 October and Sunday 1 November
Esmé is putting on a Day of the Dead celebration with a Mexican-inspired theme. The advertised activities include mariachi music, beachfront fire performances, DJs, face painting, mask painting and wax-skull making, alongside food and drinks.
With events across two days, it offers a different take on Halloween from the usual horror and costume-party format.
Halloween Rock Stars of the ’90s at Dicey Reilly’s
Saturday 31 October · From 7 pm
Dicey Reilly’s at Avani Pattaya Resort is hosting a live-rock night featuring Sorn Sornsak and A Mob, with a programme built around ’90s rock favourites.
This is one for anyone who would rather spend Halloween with live music than a DJ-led party.
Funtasea Haunted Castle at Royal Cliff Beach Hotel
Saturday 31 October · 6–10 pm
Royal Cliff Beach Hotel is hosting Funtasea Haunted Castle, a themed Halloween event with a haunted attraction, costume competitions, games and stage entertainment.
The event has separate ticket arrangements, including charges for the haunted attraction. Check the hotel’s event page for current admission details and availability.
Official event details and bookings
Free Zombie Aerobic Dance at Royal Garden Plaza
Saturday 31 October · 5:30 pm and 6:30 pm
For something fun and free, Royal Garden Plaza is hosting Zombie Aerobic Dance on Saturday, 31 October, as part of its Halloween Festiwow celebrations. The event features Praeploy, Miss Universe Krabi 2026, with two dance sessions: 5:30 pm at the Beach Front Entrance and 6:30 pm at the Fountain Stage on the ground floor.
Visitors are encouraged to wear Halloween costumes and join in. No charge to participate.
If you’re keen and you want to register in advance, you can do so here.
Pattaya International Bikini Beach Race
The Pattaya International Bikini Beach Race 2026 also takes place on Saturday, 31 October. The annual 5 km beach run combines fitness and fancy dress, with music and a Glow Party forming part of the event.
It’s a separate event from the Halloween festival, but its timing makes it another option for anyone spending the day around Pattaya Beach. It also features a slight Halloween theme this year due to the date.
For the race details, see our dedicated guide: Pattaya International Bikini Beach Race 2026.
Planning your Halloween in Pattaya
If you want to join the main public celebrations, keep an eye on announcements from Pattaya City for any further details about the programme and concert location. For ticketed events, check the venue or organiser directly before travelling, as prices, availability and schedules can change.
With public festivities, live music, themed parties and events running across both 30 and 31 October, there should be several ways to spend Halloween in Pattaya, whether you want to join the crowds in the city centre or head somewhere a little different.
Last updated: October 24 2026