A Hard Rock Hotel in California is turning into a massive Halloween attraction, creating a 60,000-square-foot night of scares, music and unforgettable partying.
Hard Rock Hotel San Diego will host “Haunted Manor” on Halloween, filling the property with multiple DJs, themed spaces and rooftop dancing overlooking the city.
“With over 15 DJs spanning 3 eerie floors, 4 massive dance floors, and 7 chilling rooms, it’s the ultimate haunt for beats & treats this Halloween,” Hard Rock said.
Running from 9 p.m. until 2 a.m., the Halloween party will feature five distinct experiences, including “The Graveyard,” “The Haunted Ballroom” and “The Forbidden Library.”
Guests entering “The Forbidden Library” can expect a Halloween-inspired lounge filled with music, cocktails and a shadowy, mysterious mood. Elsewhere, another section will combine a pool with the event’s main dance floor and views of downtown San Diego.
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For those seeking something more secretive, “The Secret Door” promises a hidden experience for adventurous guests willing to step inside and see what awaits.
Admission starts at $91.05 with fees included. Attendees can pay extra for expedited entry with a fast pass, while VIP packages are available at prices reaching as high as $3,000.
Haunted Manor is restricted to guests age 21 and older, and attendees will not be permitted to re-enter after leaving.
Hard Rock’s Haunted Manor is just one of several Halloween celebrations taking place in San Diego, including the annual San Diego Zombie Crawl.
The San Diego Zombie Crawl is a large-scale Halloween bar hop that gives ticket holders access to nearly 25 bars and clubs throughout the Gaslamp Quarter.
The crawl is scheduled across four dates, concluding on October 31, when costumed revelers will take over downtown San Diego for a night of Halloween partying.
