close
Shop Now

1 of 1

Australia’s Best Halloween Deals Are Here

Spooky vibes? We’re turning them into scary-good savings across Oz. From beauty and wellness escapes to tasty foodie treats and fun family outings, this Halloween is your chance to enjoy more, spend less and skip the same old. The Spooky Sale is on and it's made for Aussies who love a cheeky deal.

Halloween Plans Sorted: Fun, Food and Frights Across Australia

Let’s be honest, Halloween’s not just for the little ones anymore. Whether you’re chasing a cheeky night out in Melbourne, a ghostly adventure in Brisbane or a chilled Sunday session in Perth, there’s something brewing for everyone this spooky season. And yeah, the savings are looking scary good this year.

What’s On This Halloween?

Australians love a reason to get together, and Halloween is gaining steam. From backyard parties to rooftop events with eerie cocktails, cities like Sydney, Adelaide and the Gold Coast are going all in. You’ll find haunted boat cruises, after-dark zoo events and even pumpkin-patch pop-ups. If you're after inspiration, check out local things to do — the list’s full of surprises.

  • Chase thrills in haunted escape rooms
  • Book themed painting nights with your mates
  • Try something quirky like ghost yoga or witchy tarot sessions

Food That’s Frighteningly Good

You’ve got the costume sorted, now how about dinner? This year’s Halloween menus are going full Aussie – think wagyu sliders with "bloody" beetroot sauce or vegemite skull pies (yep, that’s a thing). If you're keen on trying it all, restaurant deals are your secret weapon for tasting more and spending less.

  • Zombie-themed brunches in the inner west
  • Late-night dumpling trails in Chinatown
  • Cocktail crawls with glow-in-the-dark specials
  • Beachside BBQs with a spooky twist

Little Monsters Welcome

Got kiddos in tow? Don’t stress — there’s heaps for them too. Soft scares and full-on fun are everywhere this October. From pumpkin decorating in Byron to interactive spooky trails in Canberra, Aussie families are making Halloween their own. Want more ideas? Scroll through kid-friendly activities near you.

  • Mini mazes and gentle haunted houses
  • Glow stick discos for under 10s
  • Outdoor movie nights with classic monster flicks

Plan It Like a Pro

Booking early’s a no-brainer. The best spots go fast, especially the deals that mix food, fun and atmosphere. Keep an eye on bundle deals or midweek rates. Some of the sweetest offers hide in plain sight — you just need to click before they vanish.

So whether you're into screams or just keen for a scream of a deal, this Halloween is your moment to play it your way. Less tricks. More choice. Big vibes. And deals so good, it’s scary.

From Spooky to Sweet: Aussie Questions Answered

When do Aussies usually celebrate Halloween?

Halloween in Australia is celebrated on the 31st of October, just like in other parts of the world. In recent years, more suburbs across the country have embraced trick-or-treating, costume parties, and themed events, especially in family-friendly neighbourhoods.

Is Halloween actually a thing in Australia?

While Halloween wasn't always big in Oz, it's definitely grown in popularity. Many Aussies now enjoy the spooky season with themed outings, scary movie nights, and costume fun. Local events, escape rooms and food experiences often pop up in major cities like Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.

What’s trending for Halloween in 2025?

Expect bold costumes inspired by pop culture, movie villains and fantasy. Group experiences like themed escape rooms and glow-in-the-dark mini golf are a hit. Wellness days and cheeky foodie deals also remain popular for those skipping the scary stuff.

How can I celebrate Halloween without spending a fortune?

It’s easy to enjoy Halloween on a budget. Try DIY decorations, home-made costumes or host a spooky movie marathon. For something special, check out local deals on fun experiences, spa sessions or treats — many are available at limited-time prices during the Spooky Sale.

Are there Halloween ideas for adults who don’t want to dress up?

Absolutely. You don’t need a costume to enjoy the season. Relax at a candlelit massage, explore a creepy history tour, or treat yourself to a fancy dessert deal. Halloween in Australia is just as much about the vibe as it is about the outfits.