Peppa Pig Theme Park Dallas-Fort Worth will stage its first Halloween event this fall, with Peppa’s Halloween Party running from October 1 through November 1. Merlin Entertainments announced the event Thursday alongside Hasbro, which owns the Peppa Pig franchise, making it the first seasonal Halloween programming at the Texas park since it opened in March 2025.
The event is built for preschool-age guests rather than the older audience served by the haunted attractions that dominate the season at larger parks. Peppa and George will appear in Halloween costumes for meet and greets and photos, and the park is adding a hay bale maze and a pumpkin patch scaled to small children. A Halloween-themed stage show featuring the Pig family joins the entertainment lineup, and a costume parade will move through the park, described by the park as a daily walk with Peppa’s Pop Stars. The indoor cinema will screen Halloween episodes of the series, which gives families a break from the heat that lingers through a Texas October.
Peppa’s Halloween Party is included with general park admission, and the park currently lists tickets starting at $19 for children and $24 for adults, with annual passes beginning at $89. Guests ages 2 and up need a ticket or pass to enter. Two pieces of the event carry an extra charge. Families can buy a small pumpkin to decorate and take home, and the Halloween-themed drinks are sold separately.
The celebration runs daily across the five weeks with one exception, since the park is closed on Wednesdays. October 31 adds programming that is not available on other dates, including trick-or-treat stations set up around the park and giveaways for guests. All of it is scheduled during operating hours rather than at night, which keeps the Halloween itself within reach of a bedtime.
Peppa Pig Theme Park Dallas-Fort Worth opened in North Richland Hills, between the two cities in its name, as the second Peppa Pig park in the United States following the Winter Haven, Florida location that debuted in 2022. Merlin Entertainments operates both under license from Hasbro. The Texas park is built around interactive rides, themed playscapes, character shows and the indoor cinema, and it is a Certified Autism Center with accessibility guides for families planning a visit.
Daytime, low-intensity Halloween programming has become a steady part of the fall calendar at parks serving young families, and the addition here widens the set of options for parents looking for a seasonal outing that does not involve scares or late nights. For Hasbro, the parks sit alongside television, publishing and consumer products as one of the ways Peppa Pig reaches its audience, and a first Halloween season gives the newest park a reason for families to return in a stretch of the year that has not previously had one.
Tickets and full event details are available on the park’s Peppa’s Halloween Party page. The park notes that all events and experiences are subject to change.