Halloween 2026 falls on a Saturday, which means the whole weekend becomes one big costume party. If your group is planning a night out, a party bus is the easiest way to keep everyone together, keep the costumes intact and get everyone home safely.
Dates to know in Longmont
- Sat., Oct. 24: Haunt the ‘Mont downtown and the Día de Muertos celebration, a fun warm-up weekend.
- Sat., Oct. 31, 10 a.m.: the Longmont Halloween Parade and Trick-or-Treat Street on Main Street, perfect for families during the day.
- Sat., Oct. 31, evening: the adults’ costume night, and the busiest party bus night of the fall.
Costume crawl ideas
- Main Street crawl: start downtown in Longmont with the whole group, then hop between stops without anyone driving.
- Boulder and Denver: head to Pearl Street or downtown Denver for bigger Halloween parties.
- Haunted attraction night: many groups pair a haunted house with dinner. The bus waits while you scream.
- Costume contest on board: the LED lights and sound system make the ride part of the party.
Planning tips
- Book early. Oct. 31 is a Saturday this year, and weekend nights in October go fast.
- Plan for 6 hours. Friday to Sunday bookings in high season have a 6-hour minimum, which is enough for dinner, two or three stops and the ride home.
- Bulky costumes are fine. Wings, capes and inflatables fit better on a party bus than in a car.
- 21 and over only for drinks. No alcohol for anyone under 21, ever.
Party bus sizes
Sprinter limos for 12 to 16, and party buses for 30 to 50. See the full Longmont Party Bus fleet, or check out our birthday and bachelorette party buses if Halloween doubles as a celebration.
Call (720) 680-0359, text (970) 672-0787 or email reservations@phatlimo.com with your date and group size for a free quote. Hablamos español.