J&W Haunted House Belfast 2026 poster, Newtownards Road, East Belfast, 15 to 31 October

Haunted House Belfast 2026: Halloween Tickets in East Belfast, 15 to 31 October

If you are looking for a haunted house in Belfast this Halloween, you will find ours on the Newtownards Road in East Belfast. The J&W Haunted House runs every day from 15 to 31 October 2026, 10am to 6:30pm, and tickets are on sale now online and in our shop. Here is everything you need to know before you book, from what is waiting inside to how the free pumpkin works.

A haunted house in East Belfast, right on the Newtownards Road

The Haunted Halloween House sits on the Newtownards Road, facing Iceland, a short walk from our shop at 246B Newtownards Road, BT4 1HB. If you already know J&W Novelty Toys & Bucket Hats from the shop or the market stalls, you know where you are heading. If you are coming from further afield, the Newtownards Road is one of the main routes through East Belfast, so the Haunted House is easy to find.

That matters because most Halloween events in Belfast mean a trip into the city centre or out to a farm. This one is on your doorstep if you live in East Belfast, and a simple run across town if you do not.

What is inside the Haunted House?

Dark rooms and creepy corridors. Flashing lights and spooky sounds. Ghosts, monsters and frightening characters waiting where you least expect them. Halloween decorations and eerie scenes in every room, and a surprise or two before you make it back out. You walk through at your own pace, and you never quite know what is behind the next door.

It is built for families to do together. The Haunted House is open to all ages, and children must be accompanied by an adult. It does include dark spaces, flashing lights and characters that are meant to make you jump, so if you have younger children, have a think about what they will enjoy before you book.

Dates, opening hours and prices

  • Dates: 15 to 31 October 2026, open every day
  • Hours: 10am to 6:30pm
  • Child tickets: £12, including a free pumpkin
  • Adult tickets: £5
  • Where: Haunted Halloween House, facing Iceland, Newtownards Road, Belfast

Your ticket is valid for one visit on any open day. There is no date or time slot to pick when you book, so you can come along whenever suits you between 15 and 31 October.

Free pumpkin for every child ticket

Every child ticket includes one free pumpkin, handed over at the exit once you have been through the house. So you leave with a pumpkin to carve at home and a few stories to tell.

How to book Haunted House tickets in Belfast

Booking takes about two minutes. Go to the J&W Haunted House page, choose how many child and adult tickets you need, and pay online. We email your booking confirmation straight away, and that email is your ticket. Show it on your phone when you arrive and our team will check you in.

Prefer to pay in person? Tickets are also sold in the J&W shop at 246B Newtownards Road, East Belfast.

Book Haunted House tickets now

Haunted House Belfast: your questions answered

Do I need to book a date?

No. Tickets cover one visit on any open day from 15 to 31 October 2026.

Is it suitable for young children?

It is open to all ages with an accompanying adult. It includes dark spaces, flashing lights, spooky sounds and frightening characters, so you know your own children best.

Do adults need a ticket?

Yes, adult tickets are £5, and every child needs an adult with them.

Where exactly is it?

On the Newtownards Road in East Belfast, facing Iceland, near our shop at 246B Newtownards Road, BT4 1HB.

Is there a delivery charge?

No. Nothing is posted. Your confirmation email is your ticket.

Make it a full Halloween in East Belfast

While you are on the Newtownards Road, pop into the J&W shop for Halloween toys and gifts, from squishies and horror character plush to mystery boxes. Then book your Haunted House tickets and find out who in your family is the brave one.

Questions before your visit? Email shop@jandwnoveltytoysandbuckethats.co.uk or call 07304 218880.

Back to blog

Leave a comment