Halloween is just days away, and whether you’ve got young kids or want to have adult-oriented fun, we’ve got you covered.

Halloween and Dia de los Muertos are still several weeks away but it’s never too early to get in the mood and celebrate in Long Beach.

Hallow’s Eve is here—the only day in the year where it is socially acceptable to embrace alter egos and dress up as favorite real or fictional characters. Here are five Halloween celebrations for anyone still looking for last minute plans beyond the usual neighborhood trick-or-treat.

As you walk up to the area, with a clown’s face looming over disguised as an entrance, it’s easy to forget you’re in an East Long Beach neighborhood. Instead, you’re at a makeshift haunted maze, but this isn’t your typical neighborhood haunt. Oh, no. The Allens have taken it much further.

Long Beach was ranked as the 11th best city for celebrating Halloween, so throw on your masks and get ready for a holiday you’ll never forget. 

Halloween being on a Friday this year is already enough reason to party, but Long Beach is doing its part to make sure the spooky holiday is celebrated throughout the month.