VIP at Paranormal Palace: Unlimited Bar, No Lines, Four Private Areas

There are two ways to do Halloween at the Palace. GA gets you into the party. VIP makes the party yours — drinks handled all night, a separate entrance while the line wraps the lobby, and four areas most of the building never sees.

Limited Time

$150 incl. fees

Every VIP tier sold out in 2025 — and the last ones went for $200 with fees. Today it’s $150. Lock it in before the next release.

What $150 actually buys

🥂 Unlimited bar, all night

From the moment you walk in until last call. No tab, no wallet out, no mental math on round three. Private VIP bars mean you’re never waiting behind forty superheroes for a drink either.

⚡ Express entrance

1,200 people are coming to this building on a Saturday Halloween. You walk past all of them. Your night starts at the door, not in the line.

🏰 The 4th-floor balconies

Overlooking the main dance floor from above — the view the whole atrium is built around. This is where you watch the costume contest from.

🌿 The garden patio

Directly beside the Atrium stage. Front-row to every performance, with room to breathe when the floor gets packed.

🌲 Private Haunted Forest section

A full VIP section inside the 8,000 sq ft Haunted Forest ballroom. The best room in the building, with a corner of it roped for you.

🚻 Private VIP bathroom

Unglamorous to mention. Extremely glamorous at 11:30 PM when the main line is twenty deep.

No tab. No math.

GA gets you into the party. VIP means once you’re through the door, money is done for the night. Unlimited bar until last call, private VIP bars, no card out, no “one more round?” debate.

The night people remember isn’t the one where they watched their tab. It’s the one where they walked past the line, got a drink without waiting, and watched the costume contest from the balcony.

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Last year, this ticket didn’t survive to Halloween

2025 VIP sold in three releases: Early Bird, regular, and a final “Last Available” tier that went for $200 with fees. All three sold out. The people who waited paid $50 more than VIP costs right now — and the people who waited past that watched from GA.

2026 is the first Saturday Halloween in years. Demand is not going to be smaller.

The full Palace: VIP + a balcony room

The complete version of this night: VIP wristband downstairs, $170 balcony room upstairs overlooking the dance floor. Unlimited bar until 1 AM, then your afterparty is a private balcony above the whole thing — and your bed is behind you.

Split the room with your crew and the whole package — drinks, VIP access, a place to sleep — runs less than a lot of people spend on cover, drinks, and surge pricing at an ordinary party. Book the room side here →

VIP questions

Private VIP Bars and party areas: Fully Stocked!

VIP is capacity-limited and sold out across all three releases in 2025. When the current tier is gone, the price goes up — and when the last tier is gone, it’s gone.

VIP for this event has a habit of selling out. Typically we allow upgrades but if its sold out then we wont be able to.

The garden patio sits directly beside the Atrium stage and the 4th-floor balconies overlook the main dance floor — you’re not leaving the show to use your perks, you’re watching it from the best angles in the building.

No — tables are separate at $150 and can be added to either ticket type. VIP gets you the exclusive areas and unlimited bar; a table gives your group a home base. Plenty of crews do both.

The entire event is 21+ with valid ID, costumes mandatory. VIP is not an exception to either.

One night a year deserves the good ticket

Saturday Halloween. 17th year. Unlimited bar, no lines, four private areas, and the option of a bed above the dance floor. $150, fees included, for a limited time.