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SUMMARY:Calaway Park Halloweekends 2026 Calgary Alberta Canada
DESCRIPTION:Calaway Park Halloweekends 2026\n\nRides, costumes and Halloween fun take over Calaway Park during Halloweekends, a family-friendly fall event running on weekends through October 12, 2026.\n\nWe have been to Halloweekends ourselves, and it is such a fun way to squeeze in a few more amusement park days before winter. My daughter loved the Halloween atmosphere, and I liked that it felt festive and spooky without trying to scare younger kids.\n\nHalloween Takes Over Calaway Park\n\nDuring Halloweekends, part of the park becomes Hallotown, filled with Halloween scenes, colourful displays and plenty of places to stop for photos.\n\nKids and adults are encouraged to wear family-friendly costumes, and the park still operates its regular rides and attractions throughout the day.\n\nThere are also Magical Meet & Greets at the Enchanted Forest Experience, weather permitting, giving younger visitors another reason to explore beyond the rides.\n\nWatch or Join the Halloweekends Parade\n\nOn most Halloweekends dates, the Halloweekends Parade travels through the park at 3:30 PM with characters and Halloween-themed floats.\n\nVisitors wearing family-friendly costumes can even join the parade.\n\nOne planning note: there is no parade on October 4 or Thanksgiving Monday, October 12, and outdoor entertainment can change with the weather.\n\nRemaining Halloweekends Dates\n\nCalaway Park is open from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM on:\n• October 3–4, 2026\n• October 10–11, 2026\n• Thanksgiving Monday, October 12, 2026\n\nThe October 10–12 weekend is also Thank You Calgary Weekend. Visitors are encouraged to bring a non-perishable food donation for the Calgary Community Kitchen.\n\nIs Halloweekends Scary?\n\nNo. Halloweekends is designed for families and younger Halloween fans.\nThere are spooky decorations and Halloween characters, but the focus is on fun rather than frightening guests. Even Hallotown is meant to be playful, not a haunted attraction filled with jump scares.\n\nTickets and Admission\n\nHalloweekends activities are included with regular Calaway Park admission.\n\nAdmission also includes unlimited rides, live entertainment, the Haunted Hotel, Cinemagic 3D and parking. Some games, food and other extras cost additional fees.\n\nChildren 2 and under are free.\n\nWhere Is Calaway Park?\n\nCalaway Park\n245033 Range Road 33\nCalgary, Alberta\n\nThe amusement park is located just west of Calgary along the Trans-Canada Highway, making Halloweekends an easy fall day trip from the city and surrounding communities.\n\nQuick Event Details\n\nEvent: Calaway Park Halloweekends\nFinal day: October 12, 2026\nHours: 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM\nLocation: Calaway Park, west of Calgary\nHallotown: Yes\nCostumes: Encouraged\nCharacter meet-and-greets: Yes, weather permitting\nParade: Most event dates\nRides: Open during Halloweekends\nFamily-friendly: Yes\nChildren 2 and under: Free\n\nFrequently Asked Questions\n\nCan adults wear costumes to Halloweekends?\nYes. Adults and children can dress up as long as costumes remain family-friendly and follow Calaway Park's costume rules.\n\nAre the rides running during Halloweekends?\nYes. Halloweekends happens alongside the regular Calaway Park experience, so visitors can still spend the day enjoying the rides.\n\nIs Halloweekends scary for young children?\nIt is designed to be friendly rather than frightening, with Halloween décor, characters, photo opportunities and family activities.\n\nIs Halloweekends included with admission?\nYes. Hallotown and Halloweekends programming are included with regular park admission.

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LOCATION:Calaway Park, 245033, Range Road 33, Calgary, Rocky View County, Alberta, T3Z 2E9, Canada
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