Black Bunny Halloween 2026 in Dubai

Black Bunny Halloween turns Saturday 31 October into a full day of active play at Black Bunny Dubai, the indoor family entertainment centre in Al Quoz. Instead of a single party slot, the venue is offering Halloween passes valid across a twelve-hour day, from 10am to 10pm, each bundling unlimited soft play and trampolines with a set of activities children can tick off one by one.

It is a straightforward plan for parents: one booking, one indoor venue and enough to do that children can spend a good few hours there without anyone running out of ideas.

How Halloween fits in

The organisers describe the day as spooky and festive, but they have not announced costumes, decorations or trick-or-treating as part of the passes. Think of it as a Halloween-day play package: the draw is the amount of activity included, not a themed party. That makes it a useful option for families who want to keep children busy before any evening plans.

What the Halloween passes include

There are two Halloween passes, and the difference between them is mainly food and arcade credit.

Halloween Fun Pass

• Unlimited access to the Soft Play area
• Unlimited access to the Trampoline area
• One bowling game
• One go-kart session
• One wall-climbing session
• Arcade credits

Spooky Family Pass

The Spooky Family Pass includes everything in the Fun Pass and adds a larger arcade credit allowance, one sharing pizza and one kids’ meal. If you are planning to stay through lunch or dinner, it saves a separate food stop.

The ticket list also shows a child ticket for ages 3 to 12 and a family option covering two children and two adults, so it is worth checking which combination fits your group before you book.

How the day works

The unlimited soft play and trampoline access is the backbone of each pass. Children can move between the two areas as often as they like, while the bowling, go-kart and wall-climbing sessions are one-offs that you can slot in whenever suits. That mix works well for families with children of different ages: an older child can head to the climbing wall while a younger sibling stays in soft play.

Each activity has its own safety rules and restrictions, and participants are expected to follow staff instructions. Because the passes run across the whole day, you can choose a morning visit, an afternoon session or an evening outing, and build it around naps or mealtimes.

Rules for parents and adults

Black Bunny has clear rules on who does what, and they are worth knowing before you arrive:

• Children must be accompanied: every child needs an adult with them, and parents or guardians must supervise as venue rules require.
• One supervising adult is covered: when you buy a child pass, one accompanying adult can join the child in play areas such as soft play for supervision.
• Adults who want to play need their own ticket: if you want to bowl, do a full trampoline or VR session, or play laser tag yourself, you need a separate ticket or package.
• Age range: child passes are listed for ages 3 to 12, though another line on the listing says children must be below 12, so check with the venue if your child has just turned 12.

What is not included, and booking terms

The passes cover only what is listed. Extra food and drinks, arcade credits or game sessions beyond your allowance, any activity not named in your pass, transport and personal spending are all outside the package. If your children are likely to want more arcade time, the Spooky Family Pass’s larger credit allowance may be the simpler choice.

Bookings are confirmed instantly but cannot be cancelled or changed once made, so double-check the date and pass type before paying. Show your booking confirmation or voucher when you arrive. The organisers recommend booking in advance, as availability may be limited on the day.

Who it suits

• Families with children aged 3 to 12 who want an active Halloween indoors rather than an evening party.
• Parents with more than one child, since the mix of open play and individual activities suits different ages.
• Groups of families meeting up, who can spread out across the soft play and trampoline areas.

For more family ideas this weekend, see our guide to kids’ events in Dubai and things to do this weekend.

Finding Black Bunny Dubai

Black Bunny Dubai is in the Al Ghurair Warehouse Complex in Al Quoz 3, behind the Audi showroom. By car, take Exit 46 on Sheikh Zayed Road onto Al Ghurair Warehouse Road.

By public transport, the closest Metro stop is Onpassive on the Red Line, about four to five minutes away by taxi. Bosch Centre bus stop is around a three-minute walk from the venue and is served by routes 10, 15, 21 and 98E.

For other days out with children, browse our Dubai attractions and things to do in October for more.