Whether your crew is chasing haunted houses under Florida neon, trick-or-treating a small coastal town, or strolling a mountain Main Street in costume, Legacy Vacation Resorts puts you in the middle of the action — pets, kids, and carbon footprint all accounted for.
Orlando doesn't do Halloween halfway, and neither do we. This year marks the 35th anniversary of Universal's Halloween Horror Nights (running select nights Aug 28–Nov 1) and Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party at Magic Kingdom (select nights Aug 7–Oct 31) — which means an entire season of costumes, candy, and screaming your way through a haunted house before collapsing into a bed that's actually yours.
Legacy Vacation Resorts Orlando/Lake Buena Vista puts you close to it all, without the theme-park price tag attached to the pillow. Book a suite with a full kitchen so your trick-or-treaters can carb-load before the parade, and let the pup crash with you instead of a kennel — we're pet-friendly, always.
Palm Coast does Halloween the way it should be done: free, low-key, and genuinely for everyone. The Palm Coast Fire Department's Hall of Terror returns for its 24th year on October 30th and 31st — a haunted walk-through with free admission and a dedicated sensory-sensitive hour (6–7 p.m. both nights) for guests who want the fun without the full jump-scare volume. Add in nearby St. Augustine's haunted trails and ghost tours for the history-and-horror crowd, and Palm Coast turns into a legit Halloween weekend without a single fast pass.
Legacy Vacation Resorts Palm Coast keeps you close to it all with the same easy, kitchen-equipped, pets-welcome setup as every Legacy stay — so the only thing scary about your trip is how good the leftover candy tastes.
Skip the theme parks for a second — Steamboat Springs has been throwing one of the best small-town Halloweens in the Rockies since 1991. On October 31st, the city shuts down Lincoln Avenue for the Halloween Stroll: costumed kids trick-or-treating door to door, drum circles, fire dancers, and a costume contest with genuine local pride on the line. Pair it with the Foundry Halloween 5K (yes, leashed dogs welcome) or the Monster Mash fundraiser, and you've got a weekend that feels like Halloween used to feel.
Legacy Vacation Resorts Steamboat Springs Hilltop puts you a short stroll — pun intended — from downtown, with the aspens still gold and the mountain air doing all the "spooky" atmosphere for free. Bring the dog. Bring the kids. Leave the crowds in Orlando.