THE MAZE Halloween: Arts District Block Party

THE MAZE, the immersive Halloween experience that sold out two years running at Union Station, is moving into the Arts District for Halloween night 2026. Organizers are billing it as the biggest edition yet: an entire city block turned into a costume-friendly maze of stages, installations and surprises, with a lineup that mixes live electronic acts and a headline DJ set.

When: Saturday, October 31, 2026, 5:00 PM to midnight Where: Arts District, 613 Imperial Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012 Tickets: From $70.74 on Eventbrite Ages: 21+

What to expect

The flyer lists The Blaze performing live, an Arcade Fire DJ set and Claude VonStroke, who is playing a tribute to Kavinsky. Porky B2B Bones, Valou, Araminta and Oren are billed as support. Two stages split the night between indoor and outdoor spaces, so you can drift from one set to the next without leaving the block.

Between sets the organizers promise hidden pathways, immersive installations, roaming performers and live actors. The tagline sums up the pitch: costumes encouraged, expectations abandoned. If your Halloween plans usually mean a standard club night, this is closer to a walk-through haunted art project with a very good sound system.

Planning your night

Tickets are sold through Eventbrite, with prices starting at $70.74 and climbing for higher tiers. Table service and VIP tables are handled separately; the organizers list vip@underratedpresents.com for those requests. Entry is 21 and over, and the Eventbrite listing says refunds are not offered, so check your plans before you buy.

The Arts District is easy to reach from the rest of Downtown, but Halloween night traffic and street closures around a block party can slow things down. A rideshare drop-off or a Metro trip to Union Station and a short ride east is usually less stressful than hunting for parking. Wear shoes you can walk in, because a block-long maze means a lot of wandering.

For anyone building out an October calendar, this is one of the bigger things to do in Los Angeles on Halloween weekend. If you are comparing options, our other upcoming events in Los Angeles cover costume parties, haunted attractions and family-friendly alternatives across the city.

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