Los Angeles Zombie Crawl: Halloween Bar Crawl 2026

Halloween lands on a Saturday this year, so the costume season gets a full weekend, and the Los Angeles Zombie Crawl is built to fill it. Nasstive Entertainment is running a Halloween bar crawl in downtown LA on Friday, October 30 and Saturday, October 31, with more than ten bars on the route. If you are putting together a list of things to do in Los Angeles for Halloween weekend, this one covers both nights with free entry at every stop.

When: Friday, October 30, 2026, 7 PM through Sunday, November 1, 3 AM Where: Downtown LA, listed at Grand Central Market, 317 South Broadway Organizer: Nasstive Entertainment Entry: Free entry at each stop, with drink discounts

What a zombie crawl looks like

The listing describes the format simply: you visit several Halloween parties on the same street, and each bar offers free entry plus drink discounts. There is no single venue to settle into. The point is to move, so plan on walking between stops and treating the night as a loop of short visits rather than one long set.

The promoter's flyer leans hard into the theme. It shows a rotting zombie, tombstones, a haunted house and the instruction to wear your best costume, and it advertises all day and all night drink specials on both dates. Dress accordingly: face paint, torn clothes and fake blood fit right in, and anything you can walk in for several hours is a smart choice.

About the organizer

Nasstive Entertainment has been running bar and club crawls in cities across the US since 2009, and the Halloween edition is one of its recurring themed nights. The company is rated 4 out of 5 by early attendees on AllEvents, so the format is a familiar one for people who have done a crawl before.

Planning your night

The listing names Grand Central Market on South Broadway as the location, which puts the action in the middle of downtown. That makes getting around easy without a car. The Metro B and D lines stop nearby at Pershing Square, and rideshare drop-offs along Broadway are straightforward. Parking in this part of town fills up on a holiday weekend, so a train or a ride home is the safer call.

Two practical notes. The listing does not publish a cover price or a wristband fee, so check the event page before you go for the check-in details and the bar list for each night. The listing window runs from Friday evening into the early hours of Sunday, so confirm which hours apply to each night.

Looking for more LA events this weekend? Browse the rest of our nightlife listings for other Halloween parties around the city, including a few downtown, and keep an eye on upcoming events in Los Angeles as costume season peaks.