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Halloween on Oʻahu has a lot of options this year (we rounded them up in our Halloween in Hawaiʻi guide), but if you want a real scare, start with Haunted Plantation!

Looking for one of the scariest Halloween experiences on Oahu? Haunted Plantation is back for 2026 with its 21st chapter, Apparitions! Located at Hawaii’s Plantation Village in Waipahu, this popular haunted attraction is known for its terrifying live actors, creepy plantation houses, and unexpected scares.

With dozens of live scare actors, professional special effects makeup, and immersive horror scenes, Haunted Plantation is definitely not for the faint of heart!

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Haunted Plantation 2026 Dates & Hours

Haunted Plantation is open for 10 select nights in October 2026. After Sunday, October 18, the remaining nights are October 23, 24, 25, 30 and Halloween night, October 31.

Dates: October 9, 10, 16, 17, 18, 23, 24, 25, 30 & 31

Hours:

  • Gates open at 6pm

  • First groups enter around 7pm

  • Gates close at 10:30pm (9pm on Halloween)

Location: Hawaii’s Plantation Village, 94-695 Waipahu Street, Waipahu, HI 96797

Haunted Plantation 2026 Tickets

General admission starts at $20 per person, with an additional online reservation fee. Tickets are sold through the official Haunted Plantation page on HauntPay, and each ticket comes with a set arrival window.

Show up no earlier than 15 minutes before your window, and do not be late, because late arrivals cannot be admitted. If your plans change, you can switch your time slot on HauntPay up to 24 hours ahead, but there are no refunds.

Some tickets may be sold at the on-site booth if the night is not sold out, and that booth is cash only. Buy online if you can, especially for the final weekend.

Parking: Street parking on Malakeke Street. Give yourself extra time to find a spot on the busy nights.

What to Expect at Haunted Plantation

Unlike a traditional indoor haunted house, Haunted Plantation takes you through a historic plantation village filled with dark pathways, eerie buildings, and terrifying characters waiting around every corner.

Expect jump scares, creepy costumes, fog, flashing lights, and plenty of screaming!

Haunted Plantation is not recommended for children under 13. Ticket buyers must be 18 or older, and kids must come with a paying adult. Be sure to wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes since you’ll be walking through outdoor areas with uneven terrain.

The pathway is not wheelchair accessible, so plan accordingly if anyone in your group uses a wheelchair or has trouble on uneven ground.

Ready to Get Scared?

Haunted Plantation is one of Oahu’s most popular Halloween traditions, and if you love a good scare, this is one experience you’ll want to add to your October plans!

Official Website: Hawaii Haunted Plantation

Tickets: Purchase Haunted Plantation Tickets

Hawaiʻi's Plantation Village sign beside sugarcane in Waipahu

Lit pathway and tunnel at Hawaiʻi's Plantation Village at night

Two masked scare actors at Haunted Plantation, Waipahu

Scare actor holding a doll at Haunted Plantation, Waipahu

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For more information about Haunted Plantation, visit here.

Check out our latest post: “Best Things To Do For Halloween in Hawaii” for more attractions!

Haunted Plantation 2026 Chapter 21 Apparitions poster by 17A Productions

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