San Francisco Halloween 2026

4 Days of Drink Specials, Costumes, Parties, Djs and more. San Francisco's Best Halloween Event for 2026. San Francisco Halloween Every October, San Francisco gets a little stranger in the best possible way. Costumes take over the sidewalks, bars fill with Halloween crowds and neighborhoods across the city turn into late-night party zones. One of the biggest events of the season is Crawloween, the annual San Francisco Halloween Pub Crawl produced by CrawlSF. What started as a smaller local bar crawl has grown into a massive multi-day event featuring dozens of bars, multiple neighborhoods and thousands of people celebrating Halloween together. Crawloween reached a new level in 2025, when more than 25,000 people participated in the event, breaking the long standing record for World's Largest Pub Crawl. For 2026, Crawloween returns with another four-day schedule and more than 40 participating bars throughout San Francisco. This Ticket Page is for the 2026 Crawloween 4 Day Pass. You will get entry to all 4 days of the pub crawl. Event Dates: Saturday, October 24: 4PM to 10PM Friday, October 30: 6PM to 11PM Saturday, October 31: 2PM to 10PM Sunday, November 1: 4PM to 10PM Participants will be able to explore bars throughout areas including The Marina, Russian Hill, Polk Gulch, Union Street, Union Square and other San Francisco neighborhoods, with discounted drinks, DJs, costumes, contests and Halloween parties taking place throughout the event. San Francisco Halloween 2026 Halloween falls on a Saturday in 2026, making this year's Crawloween schedule especially good for anyone who wants to turn Halloween into an entire weekend. The celebration begins a week early on October 24 before returning Friday, October 30. The biggest day of the series takes place on Halloween itself, Saturday, October 31, with an eight-hour pub crawl running from 2PM to 10PM. The final event takes place Sunday, November 1 with a Día de los Muertos themed pub crawl, giving anyone who still has some energy left one more chance to go out. The Four-Day Pass For anyone planning to attend more than one Crawloween event, the 4-Day Pass offers access to the entire series with a single ticket. Instead of choosing just one date, pass holders can attend the October 24 kickoff, the Friday night party on October 30, the massive Halloween Day crawl on October 31 and the November 1 finale. Each event has its own crowd and atmosphere, so attending multiple days can feel very different from simply repeating the same party. One night might be spent exploring Polk Street. Another can take you through the Marina or Union Street. Halloween Saturday brings the largest crowds, while the Sunday event offers a final chance to close out the weekend. Individual event tickets are also available for anyone who only wants to attend one day. Click on the links below for Individual Day Tickets Saturday, October 24 Friday, October 30 Saturday, October 31 Sunday, November 1 What’s Included Crawloween tickets include access to a huge number of participating bars along with a variety of Halloween activities and perks. • Discounted Drink Specials at participating bars • No Cover Charges at participating Crawloween venues during designated event hours with a valid wristband • Free Pub Crawl Party Bus transportation during the main Halloween celebration on October 31 • Live DJs at select participating venues • Crawloween Costume Contest • Find the Gnome Contest with hidden gnomes placed around participating locations • Party Favors • More Than 40 Participating Bars, including neighborhood pubs, lounges, restaurants, music venues and nightlife spots throughout San Francisco The Crawloween Experience The size of Crawloween is what makes the event different from a typical Halloween party. Instead of walking into one nightclub and staying there all evening, participants become part of a Halloween celebration that stretches across several neighborhoods. You might begin the afternoon at a check-in location on Polk Street, meet friends at a bar in the Marina, jump on the party bus and finish the evening at an entirely different group of participating venues. There is no single route that everyone has to follow. Groups can create their own Crawloween experience, visit the bars they like and move between neighborhoods throughout the event. And everywhere you go, there are costumes. Expect to see witches standing next to superheroes, groups dressed as characters from the same movie, couples costumes, monsters, celebrities, sports themes and costumes based on whatever happened to become popular in 2026. Some people will arrive in outfits they have been working on for months. Others will clearly have put something together about 20 minutes before leaving the house. Both fit right in. That mix of people is a big part of Crawloween. Thousands of participants are all doing the same thing at the same time, turning ordinary bars, sidewalks and neighborhood streets into part of one giant San Francisco Halloween party. With four event dates, more than 40 participating venues and a crowd that topped 25,000 people the previous year, Crawloween 2026 is set to bring another huge Halloween celebration to San Francisco.