Crawlers walking a River North street at night between Crawlloween venues

Sat Oct 24 · Fri Oct 30 · Sat Oct 31

Crawlloween All Access: Six Chicago Halloween Bar Crawls, One Pass

One purchase covers every crawl-night on the schedule. Logan Square, Wicker Park, West Loop, River North, Lincoln Park and Wrigley, on October 24, October 30 and October 31.

The welcome shot and a drink token per stop on every route you walk, not once across the weekend. First pick of check-in windows. 21+ with valid government-issued photo ID.

River North, Halloween night 2025.

We sold this in 2025 and never told anyone

A two-neighborhood combo pass existed on our 2025 listings at $20, then $35, then $45.13, then $54. Thirty-one people found it. Exactly one person bought both neighborhoods as separate tickets instead, and paid more than they needed to.

It was the cheapest way to do both nights and almost nobody found it, because we never put it in front of anyone.

This year it is the first thing on the page.

Inclusions

What All Access covers

Every crawl-night on the schedule

Logan Square, Wicker Park, West Loop, River North, Lincoln Park and Wrigley, each running on Saturday October 24, Friday October 30 and Saturday October 31. Every route runs the same hours, so one person walks three at most, one per night. What the pass buys is the choice on the night instead of a commitment in August.

The welcome shot and a token per stop, on every route you walk

Not once across the weekend. Once per route. A card with one tear-off tab per venue, each tab printed with that venue's name.

First pick of check-in windows

Windows are capped. All Access holders choose before single-neighborhood tickets go on sale.

A wristband for each night

Collected at the pickup party earlier in the week, or at the check-in venue inside your window on the night. Bring your ID.

The route sheets for all six

Addresses, walking times, every door window and every drink special window, published with the locked lineup.

The numbers

What it costs and what it saves

This section is the reason the page exists, and it has to show three numbers: the All Access price, the sum of three single tickets at the same tier, and the difference. Three rather than six, because every route runs the same hours and nobody can walk more than one a night. It does not ship with two of the three.

Single neighborhood, current tier Publishes with the price ladder.
Three single tickets Publishes with the price ladder. Three rather than six. Every route runs the same hours, so one crawl a night is the ceiling on what any one person can walk. Comparing against six would inflate the difference against a purchase nobody would make.
All Access Publishes with the price ladder.
You keep The difference between the two, stated as a number rather than a percentage.

What people paid in 2025

River North ran from $6 at the first early bird to $55 at last call. West Loop ran $10 to $47. Those are our own numbers from our own 2025 listings, published here for one reason: you can see the whole ladder before you spend anything, and you can see that buying in August is not the same as buying on the 30th.

Fit

Who should buy this

Anyone doing two or more nights

Two neighborhood tickets at the final tier cost more than one All Access pass bought early. That is the arithmetic that killed the 2025 combo pass: it was priced as a rounding error, so nobody looked for it.

Anyone who has not decided

Buy the pass now at the early price and choose the neighborhood later. You are not locked into a route when you buy, only into a check-in window once you pick one.

Groups that cannot agree

Nine crawls, one purchase, and nobody has to lose the argument about which neighborhood. For ten or more, see groups, tables and sponsorship.

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