- Event Overview
About
Long Beach CA
Halloween Pub Crawls
Long Beach is a city with a laid-back reputation and a downtown that will happily prove it wrong on Halloween. The Long Beach Halloween Bar Crawl uses one wristband across participating spots, among them Altar Brewing Co., Shannon’s on Pine, The Carvery and Secret Island Tiki, which is a lineup that covers craft beer, cocktails and a bit of tiki theater.
Pine Avenue is the street most locals associate with a night out downtown, and several of the listed bars sit in that orbit. The scene is walkable, the sidewalks are wide, and you are rarely more than a few blocks from the next stop. Costumes get an easy audience here, with people already dressed up for photos.
Late October on the Southern California coast is about as comfortable as it gets. Evenings are usually in the 60s, with an ocean breeze you may notice more in a thin costume than a thick one. The Metro A Line runs from downtown Long Beach toward Los Angeles, so visitors have a transit option, and rideshare covers the rest.
Expect a crowd of Long Beach locals, students from Cal State Long Beach and Long Beach City College, and groups from Signal Hill, Lakewood and Orange County. Where to check in near Pine Avenue, and when, is in your confirmation. A California license or passport has to come along. The event is 21 and over.
What’s Included With My Long Beach Bar Crawl Ticket?
🔥 Free entry into participating bars
🎉 Free after party at a participating venue (October 31st)
👻 Halloween-themed drink specials
😋 Food specials at select venues
📸 Professional photographer on site
🎟️ Pubcrawls.com branded wristband
🗺️ Digital bar crawl map access
🕸️ High-energy Halloween atmosphere
Featured Participating Bars
- Altar Brewing Co.
- Shannon’s on Pine
- The Carvery
- Secret Island Tiki
- At The Top (October 24th Only)
Event Details
The Long Beach crawl, covering the downtown lineup, coastal weather and how people usually get around.
Largest Pub Crawl Event
Top Halloween Bar Crawl in Long Beach.
40,000+ Attendees Nationwide
Thousands join the annual Halloween pub crawl
5+ Participating Bars
Crawl the Best Bars in Long Beach
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- What's Included
What You Get With a Pub Crawl Ticket
A rundown of what comes with your Long Beach ticket, from the wristband to the drink specials.
Long Beach Bar Access
Access to multiple participating Long Beach bars
| Halloween Drink Perks |
October 31st tickets include
2–3 complimentary drinks or shots.
Drink Specials
Exclusive Halloween Drink Specials and themed cocktails at select venues!
| Party Vibes All Night |
Live DJs at select venues
| Event Wristband |
Official event branded PubCrawls.com wristband
| Crawl Map |
Digital 3D Bar Crawl Map
Photo Ops
Professional Photographer / Videographer
Squad-Friendly Fun
Group-friendly Halloween nightlife experience!
After-Party Access
Participating Venues on the Pub Crawl Route
Altar Brewing Co., Shannon’s on Pine and The Carvery are among the stops, with Secret Island Tiki rounding out a route that leans toward downtown Long Beach.
Altar Society Brewing and Coffee Co.
230 Pine Ave. Long Beach, CA 90802
Shannon’s On Pine Irish Pub & Sports Bar
209 Pine Ave. Long Beach, CA 90802
Secret Island Tiki Restaurant and Lounge
Underground below Shannon's on Pine, 209 Pine Ave. Long Beach, CA 90802
The Carvery Restaurant
201 Pine Ave. Long Beach, CA 90802
At The Top
105 W Broadway, Long Beach, CA 90802
How the Pub Crawl Works
Four simple steps to join the Halloween pub crawl and start bar hopping.
Choose your city and event, then purchase your pub crawl ticket online.
Meet event staff at the check-in spot to receive your event wristband and digital venue map.
Hop between participating bars, enjoy drink specials, and experience the nightlife with fellow pub crawl guests.
End the night at the final venue with music, dancing, and the full pub crawl group celebration.
Event Agendas
A look at how the Long Beach night is structured from check-in to the last stop.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about the Long Beach Halloween Bar Crawl 2026
What is the Long Beach Halloween Bar Crawl?
A Halloween crawl through participating Long Beach bars on a single ticket. It covers wristband entry, a digital venue map, exclusive Halloween drink specials, live DJs at select stops, a photographer on the route, and access to the official after-party.
When is the Long Beach crawl in 2026?
Saturday, October 24 from 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM, and Saturday, October 31 from 3:00 PM to 10:00 PM. Both wrap at ten, which leaves room afterward if you want to keep the night going somewhere on your own.
Which part of Long Beach does it cover?
The city's bars cluster downtown along Pine Avenue and through the East Village Arts District, with a separate scene out on Second Street in Belmont Shore. Your confirmed check-in point and the participating lineup arrive with your ticket.
Can I get here from LA without driving?
Yes. The Metro A Line runs from downtown Los Angeles straight into downtown Long Beach, with stops close to the Pine Avenue area. It is far easier than driving the 710 on a Saturday night and it solves the ride home.
Where do I park near Pine Avenue?
The downtown structures near Pine Avenue and the Promenade are the practical picks. Street parking downtown is metered and heavily enforced, and Belmont Shore parking on Second Street is genuinely difficult on a weekend evening.
How does this fit around other Halloween events in the area?
The crawl finishing at ten is convenient if you have something else booked, since Long Beach and the wider LA area run plenty of large Halloween attractions the same weekend. Check start times so you are not double-booked.
Do I need a costume in Long Beach?
Not to attend, but the crawl runs a social media costume contest with a photographer and videographer covering the route. Southern California evenings in late October are mild, so a full costume is comfortable with maybe a light layer.
Is the Long Beach crawl 21 and over?
Yes. Bring a valid government-issued photo ID, and expect every venue on the route to check it separately from your wristband. California door staff are strict about this, and a phone photo will not work.
