Burbank Halloween Guide
Your Fright-Night Guide to Burbank
Did you know Burbank is a “halloween town” pretty much year round? Because of all the creative studio people in the area, you can find incredible costumes, decorations, and other oddities while shopping Magnolia Park anytime. But when the season comes ’round…the magic and horror unfolds.
We’ve created a fun and easy guide for you to experience Spooky Season in Burbank. Consider making an evening of it: start off at Studio Hope where you may find a costume or two, then head over to the two most eerie shops before you explore the haunted houses in the area.
2921 W Magnolia Blvd and 3021 W Magnolia Blvd (Costumes)
With two locations, this Mag Park staple is your go-to place for spooky props, decor, costumes, and more. It’s been around for over two decades, and is open year-round! They also sell cool vintage stuff, toys, and wicked realistic prosthetics and makeup. If you’ve been wanting some top-tier vampire teeth, this is the place for you.
3204 W Magnolia Blvd
This unique place is both a store and an art center of sorts, hosting immersive experiences and a museum of the occult alongside strange paraphernalia you can purchase. Not into ouija boards? That’s ok! You can shop their gorgeously gothic clothes section too, or find some cool home accessories to remind you of your favorite 80s horror movie.
Haunted Houses in Burbank
Did you know there was a whole map of the haunted houses in Burbank? Via FrightSpot, this guide tells you where the local fright spots are. You can follow them on Instagram to stay up-to-date with everything. This is a totally free experience, and a fun date night or adventure with your friends or family. We’ve heard there are pirate-themed houses, clown-themed houses, and even some Disney villain-themed spots. Something for everyone, a spooky house tonight!
This wonderful costume and vintage shop is a must for Halloween season. You’ll be able to discover so many different things to strike your fancy, from princess-inspired gowns, to vintage workwear, mobster coats, pink lady skirts, and everything in-between.
This horror-themed convenience and snack shop sells fun ’80s and ’90s nostalgia items, candy, and has amazing photo ops. Walk in and see for yourself! You might get a fright, meet some monster friends, and definitely enjoy something delicious.
Let us know if you check out any of these places! If you have purchased a costume from us, we’d love for you to tag us so we can support your spooky endeavors. Thanks for shopping for a cause at Studio Hope!
