Burbank Residents Transform Neighborhoods into Spooktacular Halloween Displays
From pirate ships to pumpkin cemeteries, Los Angeles suburb offers a variety of festive attractions.
Burbank, California residents are decking out their homes with elaborate Halloween decorations, turning residential streets into a festive destination for spooky season enthusiasts. While the well-known Burbank Clown House will not be participating this year, numerous other homes are offering impressive displays ranging from themed haunts to illuminated jack-o'-lantern displays.
One notable attraction is the "Pumpkin Cemetery" located at 1135 N Ontario St. This free display comes alive after sunset with glowing jack-o'-lanterns and Halloween lights, best viewed from the sidewalk.
Further adding to the Halloween spirit is "The Buena Vista Haunt" at 2038 N. Buena Vista St. This home haunt features a walk-through maze with handcrafted props, eerie lighting, and fog. Live actors are present to provide surprises, and designated areas offer photo opportunities.
For those seeking a more whimsical Halloween experience, "Holiday Fantasies Come to Life" at 1505 N. Valley St. presents a "Pirates of the Caribbean" theme. This display includes elaborate sets, custom props, and atmospheric lighting, making it a family-friendly stop.
Another pirate-themed attraction is "Pirates of Burbank" at 1226 N Lima St., featuring a hand-built pirate ship and village scenery. This display includes a mermaid grotto, waterfall, and animated Kraken arms.
Other notable displays include "Hamilton Halloween" at 4209 W. Jacaranda Ave., featuring towering jack-o'-lanterns and oversized skeletons; the "Burbank Barbie House" at 1021 N California St., which offers a playful, doll-themed twist on the holiday; the "Kirkorian Light Show" at 905 N. Rose St., with synchronized lights and music; "Bel Air Manor Halloween" at 814 N. Bel Aire Dr., known for its eerie, hand-built props and past themes like "Forbidden Forest"; and "Nightmare on Orchard" at 2352 N Orchard Dr., which combines themes from "The Nightmare Before Christmas," "Beetlejuice," and "Ghostbusters."
These residential decorations offer a variety of Halloween experiences for Southern Californians looking to enjoy the spooky season.