Halloween at the Museum
Melbourne Museum is bringing Halloween back! This year they have even more family-friendly adventures and adult-only escapades to ensure that no matter who you are, the Melbourne Museum is your number one Halloween dress-up party destination.
Families can enjoy a range of frightfully fun activities including trick-or-treating, face painting, science shows, collectable skeleton cards and a scavenger hunt. For the more adventurous, adults can immerse themselves in ghostly tales, and a haunted history experience. A special grown-ups-only zone will open from 8pm, with eerie surprises awaiting those brave enough to venture in.
Event details:
Halloween early entry: From 5.30pm (scare-free start to the event, family-friendly programming)
Halloween Full Moon Experience: 6.30pm – 7.30pm (fast-track access and special show)
Halloween at the Museum: 7.00pm – 12.00am (kids-only zones until 10.00pm, adults-only zones from 8.00pm)
Hours 
Date | Times |
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Fri 31 Oct |
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Price and bookings
From $19 to $125
Adult / general $39 |
Student / concession $36 |
Children $24.90 |
Contact details
Accessibility
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