SpookEasy Halloween Cruise: A DJ Party on San Diego Bay
Celebrate Halloween on the water with Pacific Cruises' SpookEasy yacht party on October 30–31, 2026. Find FareHarbor booking links, check-in times, and cruise details.
Overview
Trade the usual landlubber Halloween parties for a floating costume bash with SpookEasy, Pacific Cruises’ holiday yacht series aboard the Peregrine. Setting sail on Friday, October 30, and Saturday, October 31, 2026, from 7:00 to 9:30 p.m., this 2.5-hour San Diego Bay cruise features a live DJ, festive holiday decor across both decks, dancing under the stars, and panoramic skyline views.
What You Need to Know
- Where: H&M Landing — 2803 Emerson Street, San Diego, CA 92106 (Point Loma)
- When: Friday, October 30 and Saturday, October 31, 2026, from 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. (Check-in begins 45 minutes prior at the table in front of the H&M Landing building on the parking-lot side).
- Cost & Tickets: Tickets start at $51.50 per adult (roughly $54.59 all-in with fees). Book securely via the SpookEasy FareHarbor Booking Page.
- Vessel & Capacity: Aboard The Peregrine, an 82-foot luxury yacht capped at 100 guests per sailing, featuring dual full-service bars on the upper and lower decks.
- Age Policy: Open to ages 15 and up (adult pricing applies to ages 15–64). Waivers must be completed online for all guests prior to arrival.
What's Included & What to Expect
- What's Included: The 2.5-hour evening cruise around San Diego Bay, full access to both decks, holiday music and décor, and prime front-row views of the illuminated skyline.
- What to Expect: A high-energy moving party with a live DJ, full-service bars for drinks, and light snacks available for purchase (cashless or card pay-as-you-go). Costumes are heavily encouraged.
- Smooth Sailing: The Peregrine is equipped with Mitsubishi zero-speed stabilizers to ensure a smooth ride, and restrooms are available on board.
Getting There & Insider Tips
- Time Check: While select promotional flyers list an earlier 5:30 p.m. slot, the verified sailings run strictly from 7:00 to 9:30 p.m.
- Parking & Transit: Parking around H&M Landing is tight and paid on holiday weekends (overflow parking is available at 5003 N. Harbor Drive). Taking an Uber or Lyft is strongly recommended, especially if you plan to enjoy the onboard bars.
- Pack Layers: Late-October nights on the water get chilly quickly—bring a jacket or warm layer, along with comfortable, non-slip footwear.
For more fall happenings and weekend boat parties, check out the Hello San Diego Events Calendar.

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