Walk on the Ceiling of a Haunted House at WonderWalk Hollywood This Halloween!
There's a house on Hollywood Boulevard where the sofa hangs from the ceiling and the bathtub floats overhead, and this October, creepy vines are crawling across all of it. Through October 31, 2026, WonderWalk Hollywood's Upside Down House is haunted, the Giant's House kitchen has become a creepy cannibal kitchen, and a brand-new Dark Portal room glows red, all under one roof.
WonderWalk calls its Halloween makeover "WonderWalk Turned Dark," and it's the kind of spooky that makes kids giggle instead of hide. The whole visit is indoors, self-paced and built for photos, so you can plan a fun family outing near the Walk of Fame and come home with the most mind-bending pictures of the season.
Key Takeaways
What: Limited-edition Halloween sets inside WonderWalk Hollywood's three attractions: the Upside Down House, the Giant's House and the Museum of Illusions.
When: Now through Saturday, October 31, 2026. Open daily, generally 10 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. (until midnight Fridays and Saturdays).
Where: 6751 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90028, on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Ages: All ages. Kids 4 and under get in free with a paying adult; kids tickets cover ages 5 to 12.
Tickets: The Halloween Special All Access ticket starts at $65 for adults and $45 for kids 5 to 12.
Time Needed: About 60 to 90 minutes for all three attractions.
What Is WonderWalk Hollywood?
WonderWalk Hollywood is an indoor photo playground with three attractions under one roof. The Museum of Illusions is packed with 3D art that you step into, the Upside Down House flips seven furnished rooms onto the ceiling, and the Giant's House supersizes everyday objects until you feel about as tall as a mouse.
Instead of looking at exhibits, you become part of them. Kids crawl into scenes, adults strike silly poses, and the camera does the magic. It's a great rainy-day or too-hot-outside pick, and it pairs perfectly with a stroll down the Walk of Fame.
You can visit just one attraction or see all three in a single trip. For Halloween, the best value is the All Access ticket, since it covers every spooky set in the building.
What's New for Halloween 2026 at WonderWalk
Every attraction got a seasonal makeover this year, and several of the photo spots are only around until October 31. Here's what to look for.
The fan-favorite Upside Down House now looks like something supernatural moved in. Dark vines, eerie lighting and spooky details spread across the flipped kitchen, living room, bedroom and bathroom, while everything stays completely upside down. The trick is simple: pose on the floor as if you're hanging from the ceiling, then flip the photo.
Parent Tip: Have your kids practice a "falling" pose before you go, with arms reaching toward the floor. It looks hilarious once the picture is flipped.
This brand-new room is the most dramatic set in the building. Red light, twisted roots and a mysterious glowing gateway make it look like a doorway to another world. Bigger kids and teens love striking a spooky "being pulled in" pose here.
Over at the Giant's House, the oversized kitchen has had a Halloween makeover, and dinner looks a little suspicious. Giant food props and creepy seasonal touches make everyone look tiny, which is half the fun.
Look for the giant teacup and oversized cake slice. Kids can climb right in for photos that make them look about two inches tall.
Halloween spreads through the rest of WonderWalk too. Watch for a spooky magazine-cover photo backdrop, a new clown, zombies getting ready for their Halloween party and a giant spider web you can pretend to get tangled in. All the regular illusions are still there as well.
Is WonderWalk Too Scary for Little Kids?
For most families, no. The Halloween sets are more spooky-silly than truly scary, and nothing jumps out at you. Everything is a photo set you walk through at your own pace, and you can skip any room that feels like too much.
Kids 4 and under get in free with a paying adult, which makes this a budget-friendly outing with little ones. Children must stay with an adult the whole time. Some rooms use mirrors, projections and lighting effects, so if your child is sensitive to flashing lights, take it slow.
Parent Tip: If you have a sensitive little one, show them photos of the haunted rooms on WonderWalk's Halloween page before you go. Kids who know what's coming usually think the creepy stuff is funny.
WonderWalk Hollywood Tickets and Prices
WonderWalk uses timed entry, so you pick a date and a time slot when you buy. Here are the starting prices on the official ticket page:
Halloween Special All Access: from $65 for adults and $45 for kids 5 to 12. Covers the haunted Upside Down House, the Dark Portal, the Giant's cannibal kitchen and the full Museum of Illusions.
Family Pack: from $200 for four people, with all-access entry.
Two-Attraction Combo: from $50 for adults and $35 for kids.
Single Attractions: Museum of Illusions from $35 (kids $25); Giant's House or Upside Down House from $20 each (kids $15).
VIP Experiences: Silver VIP from $150 and Gold VIP from $200, each with a pro photographer session, emailed and printed photos and a gift bag.
Kids 4 and Under: free with a paying adult.
Book on the WonderWalk Hollywood ticket page. Online promotions apply only to online purchases, mobile tickets are accepted, and all sales are final, though you may be able to reschedule up to 24 hours before your visit, subject to availability.
Parent Tip: A family of two adults and two kids would pay $220 with individual Halloween Special tickets. The Family Pack starts at $200 for four, so check it first.
Plan Your Visit: Hours, Parking and Tips
6751 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90028
Halloween sets: now through Saturday, October 31, 2026
Open daily, generally 10 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. (until midnight Fridays and Saturdays)
Please check the official website to confirm hours before you go. Arrive about 10 minutes before your time slot; late entry depends on availability, so just head to the front desk if you're running behind.
Parking: Several public parking garages and lots are close by. The Metro B Line Hollywood/Highland station is about a block away, which makes the train an easy option.
Food: Food and drinks aren't allowed inside the attractions, so eat before or after. Plenty of restaurants line Hollywood Boulevard.
Strollers: Allowed, though some exhibits may ask you to fold them for safety and space.
Accessibility: The venue is wheelchair accessible. Contact WonderWalk ahead of time if you need special assistance.
Restrooms: Available on site.
For more answers, see the WonderWalk Hollywood FAQ.
Photo Tips for Your Best WonderWalk Pictures
WonderWalk is all about the photos, and a few simple tricks make a big difference.
Free up phone storage: You'll take way more pictures than you expect.
Shoot from the marked spots: Many illusions only line up from one angle, so look for where the camera should stand.
Flip the upside-down photos: Rotate pictures from the Upside Down House 180 degrees to make it look like you're standing on the ceiling.
Ask for help: Staff are happy to suggest poses and angles if you get stuck.
Photography and video are encouraged in every room. Professional shoots need approval ahead of time, so check with WonderWalk if you're bringing a photographer.
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Takeaway
WonderWalk Turned Dark is one of the easiest Halloween outings in LA: indoors, about an hour long, spooky without being scary, and packed with photos the whole family will want to share. Walking on the ceiling of a haunted house is a pretty great story to tell at school on Monday.
The Halloween sets disappear after October 31, so pick your day, compare the Family Pack with individual tickets, and leave plenty of room on your phone.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is WonderWalk Hollywood?
WonderWalk Hollywood is an indoor attraction at 6751 Hollywood Blvd. with three experiences under one roof: the Museum of Illusions, the Upside Down House and the Giant's House. Each one is built for interactive, mind-bending photos, and most visitors spend 60 to 90 minutes exploring all three.
When does the WonderWalk Halloween experience end?
The WonderWalk Turned Dark Halloween sets are available through October 31, 2026. They include the haunted Upside Down House, the new Dark Portal room and the Giant's cannibal kitchen, plus spooky photo spots throughout. After Halloween, the regular attractions stay open year-round.
How much are WonderWalk Hollywood tickets?
The Halloween Special All Access ticket starts at $65 for adults and $45 for kids 5 to 12. A Family Pack for four starts at $200, and single attractions start at $20. Kids 4 and under get in free with a paying adult. Prices may vary by date and time slot.
Is WonderWalk Hollywood good for toddlers?
Yes. WonderWalk is family-friendly, and kids 4 and under get in free with a paying adult. The Halloween sets are spooky-silly rather than scary, and strollers are allowed, though some exhibits may ask you to fold them. Some rooms use mirrors and lighting effects.
Where do you park for WonderWalk Hollywood?
Several public parking garages and lots are close to WonderWalk on and around Hollywood Boulevard, so arrive a few minutes early to find a spot. The Metro B Line Hollywood/Highland station is about a block away, so taking the train is an easy, stress-free option.
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