Hall of Terror: Universal Monsters

The Palm Coast Fire Department’s Hall of Terror returns for two nights of Halloween scares with its 2026 theme, Universal Monsters. Fire Station 21 will be transformed into a haunted-house experience inspired by the classic monsters that helped define cinematic horror. Visitors can expect eerie scenes, surprises and plenty of scares as they make their way through the attraction.

Hall of Terror takes place Friday, October 30 and Saturday, October 31, 2026, from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM nightly at Palm Coast Fire Station 21, 9 Corporate Drive in Palm Coast. Admission is free, and the event is open to all ages. Parents or guardians are recommended for attendees under age 13.

A special low-sensory hour will be offered from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM both evenings for attendees with sensory sensitivities. Parking is available in the adjacent parking lot, with roadway signage directing visitors; overflow parking will be available at Kohl’s if needed.

Food trucks will also be onsite. On October 30, scheduled vendors include Love Handles BBQ, The Knot, B’s Bar and Petals and Cream. On October 31, scheduled vendors include Traveling Tom’s Coffee, Mango Mike’s, This Guy’s Fries and Andrea’s Italian Ice and Ice Cream.

For Palm Coast and Flagler County residents, Hall of Terror is a longtime local Halloween tradition and an easy way to celebrate Halloween close to home. The two-night schedule gives residents the choice of attending Friday evening or on Halloween night.

Visiting Palm Coast for Halloween weekend? Hall of Terror offers visitors a free local Halloween attraction and a chance to experience one of Palm Coast’s longstanding seasonal traditions while exploring the area.

Contact the City of Palm Coast or Palm Coast Fire Department to confirm event dates, times and details before attending. Event information may change after publication.