2026 Halloween Trick or Treat Times
Photo by kwbridge
Get Ready for Halloween 2026! Trick or Treat times vary from town to town across the nation. Discover town-specific trick or treat times nationwide. Our website is your go-to resource for local timings. This website serves as an information portal displaying local times so you know when to go out or when to be ready with tasty treats.
Find Trick or Treat times in your town.
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Our trick or treat times are powered by users like you! Just like Wikipedia, our community-driven platform relies on the collective knowledge of users like you to contribute and update the most accurate and up-to-date Halloween schedules. Whether you're looking to contribute your town's trick or treat hours or searching for the information you need, our goal is to make this Halloween the best one yet by providing a user-friendly platform for all your Halloween needs. Together, we ensure everyone has a spooktacular time!
Found your time? Have a look at our Halloween Costume Guide
New: tips on the Halloween blog - when to go, Beggars’ Night, and more.
Trick or Treat 2026 FAQ
When is trick or treat 2026?
Halloween 2026 is Saturday, October 31, 2026, but many towns pick a different night for trick or treat, so check your town's posted date.
What time is trick or treating?
Hours are set locally, but the most common trick or treat hours are 6-8 PM local time. Some towns start as early as 4 or 5 PM or run until 9 PM.
How do I find my town's trick or treat hours?
Pick your state on Trick or Treat Times, open your town's page to see the posted date and hours, and check nearby towns. If your town isn't listed yet, you can add the official time.
Last Updated: 10-13-26
No matter when you go out Trick or Treaters should remember the following safety rules:
- Wear reflective clothing
- Travel in groups composed of at least one adult
- Refrain from consuming treats until inspected by an adult
- Only cross streets at the crosswalks
- Do not wear costumes that obscure your vision
- Do not enter a stranger's home
- Be prepared for adverse weather
While you are here have a look at our 2026 Halloween Costume Guide