- Event Overview
About
Saint Paul, MN
Halloween Pub Crawls
St. Paul, Minnesota is the quieter, more historic Twin City and on Halloween the Lowertown district, Grand Avenue, Payne Avenue, and the Cathedral Hill neighborhood deliver an October 31st that is distinctly St. Paul. The St. Paul Halloween Bar Crawl covers the best of what Minnesota’s state capital produces on one organized route that is its own event separate from the Minneapolis crawl.
One ticket covers every stop on the St. Paul Halloween Pub Crawl. Your wristband handles entry and drink specials at each bar on the route. St. Paul has its own bar identity rooted in Lowertown’s arts community, Grand Avenue’s neighborhood bar culture, and the Cathedral Hill area’s walkable character. The Saintly City brings Halloween with the same community pride that distinguishes St. Paul from its better-known Twin City neighbor.
Minnesota Halloween can be experienced in both Twin Cities and St. Paul offers a different dimension from Minneapolis. Lowertown’s art community and its conversion into one of the Twin Cities’ best bar neighborhoods, Grand Avenue’s local merchant and bar culture, and the St. Paul community’s genuine neighborhood pride create a Halloween crawl that draws from across Ramsey County and from Minnesotans who prefer the Saintly City’s character over the larger Minneapolis scene.
Whether you are a St. Paul local, coming in from Maplewood, Roseville, or across Ramsey County, or preferring the Saintly City’s October 31st character, the Bar Crawl is the right call. Buy early before the Minnesota route fills.
Event Detalis
Largest Pub Crawl Event
40,000+ Attendees
100+ Participating Bars
Organized Event
- What's Included
What You Get With a Pub Crawl Ticket
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Saintly City Wristband
One wristband covers every bar on the St. Paul Halloween route through Lowertown, Grand Avenue, and the best of the Saintly City.
Minnesota Route Map
Your printed map shows every stop on the St. Paul Halloween crawl so the whole group moves through the Saintly City together.
Minnesota Drink Specials
Every bar on the St. Paul route runs exclusive crawl deals. Better prices at every Saintly City stop all night.
Costume Contest
Every St. Paul ticket holder enters automatically. Judges work the full Minnesota route all night.
Organized Saintly City Night
The St. Paul Halloween Pub Crawl handles all logistics. One ticket, one great Minnesota Halloween.
Staff on Route
Crawl staff at every St. Paul stop from check-in through the final bar.
Lowertown Halloween
Every bar on the St. Paul route commits to October 31st. Lowertown brings Saintly City Halloween alive.
Twin Cities Alternative
St. Paul Halloween is the more historic, neighborhood-focused Twin Cities October 31st experience.
Participating Venues on the Pub Crawl Route
The 2026 St. Paul Halloween Bar Crawl route runs through State Street / Capitol Square. All stops within walking distance. Full lineup sent to ticket holders before the event.
How the Pub Crawl Works
Four simple steps to join the St. Patrick’s Day pub crawl and start bar hopping.
St. Paul Halloween Bar Crawl tickets sold online. Buy early for the best Minnesota Halloween price.
Head to the starting venue in St. Paul at your ticket time. Wristband and map at check-in.
Your wristband covers entry and drink specials at every stop on the St. Paul Halloween crawl.
The St. Paul Halloween Pub Crawl wraps at the final bar with the costume winner announced.
Event Agendas
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the St. Paul Halloween Bar Crawl?
Saturday, October 31, 2026, from 3:00 PM to 10:00 PM. Minnesota rarely gets Halloween on a weekend, and when it does the Twin Cities treat it accordingly.
Which part of St. Paul does the route use?
Lowertown, Grand Avenue and Cathedral Hill are the realistic candidates, and they draw noticeably different crowds. Your confirmed check-in venue arrives with the ticket confirmation. Each one is a separate cluster rather than one continuous route.
How does this compare to a Minneapolis crawl?
Quieter and more neighborhood-driven. Minneapolis has the larger downtown scene, while St. Paul runs on district bars with settled local crowds rather than volume. Pick whichever suits the group you are meeting.
How cold is St. Paul on October 31?
Cold, usually in the 30s after dark and sometimes below freezing, with snow entirely possible. Costume over a coat is the only workable approach in Minnesota. Costume over a coat is the only workable approach.
Is there a Wild home game that weekend?
Possibly. The Xcel Energy Center sits in downtown St. Paul, and a home fixture fills the surrounding bars before the crawl even starts. Check the schedule. A home game fills the district before check-in.
Can I take the Green Line that night?
Yes. The Green Line runs through downtown St. Paul and across to Minneapolis, which is genuinely useful for avoiding both parking and the Halloween rideshare surge. Check the last service before you rely on it.
Does the St. Paul crawl end at 10 PM?
The route does, but after-party access comes with the wristband, so the night continues at the designated venue rather than sending everyone out into the cold. Ask St. Paul check-in staff where that venue is.
Who turns out in St. Paul for Halloween?
Ramsey County locals in large numbers, across a broad age range. St. Paul keeps a more settled crowd than the Minneapolis side of the river. Expect regulars rather than a visitor crowd.
