Enjoy daily parades and photo opportunities at Harmonyland Halloween

From daily parades to character greetings and shows

The event’s theme is “Treat and Excite!” The live show, supervised by the entertainment project, features mysterious, glamorous music and dancing. The stage brings the Halloween atmosphere to life, while the marching parade takes characters through the park—each offering a different way to enjoy the event.

Characters in Halloween costumes appear in the participatory marching show, with the lineup changing daily. As the characters taking part vary by day, check the daily schedule before choosing your visit date if there is a particular character you hope to see.

There are also character greeting events where you can take photos with the characters. A special greeting is offered by advance application. If you would like to take part, check its application process and requirements separately from those for the regular greetings.

“Parade Parallel” takes on a Halloween theme, and bingo games are also held. The program combines shows and parades with games and photo opportunities. You can also take Halloween-themed photos at the photo spots. Limited-time menu items are available, though the published information does not specify their names or prices.

One option is to plan your visit around the activities you most want to enjoy, such as the shows, parades or character greetings. The published information does not give show times or details for each day, so check the official information before your visit if there is a particular activity you have in mind.

Check your visit date and ticket conditions

The event runs from September 18 to November 10, 2026. The park is closed on Wednesdays and Thursdays, but is scheduled to open on November 4. According to the published information, opening hours on regular days are 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m., with last admission at 4:00 p.m. On October 31 and November 1, the park is open from 10:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m., with last admission at 7:00 p.m. These are park opening hours, not times for individual shows, so check the details for your visit date.

The published information says “no reservation required,” but also lists online sales of official passport tickets, priority admission tickets, paid show-viewing tickets and a special greeting that requires advance application. Check the conditions for each activity separately, and see the official website for sales and application details via Asoview!.

The published page displays a price of 3,600 yen, but does not specify the ticket type, who it applies to or how it relates to event participation or show admission. Do not assume it is the admission fee or the price of an individual program; check the conditions for the tickets or experiences you want. Shows and events may be canceled due to weather.