Spirit Halloween Locations 2026: Every Store, State by State

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Spirit Halloween 2026 graphic reading every store, every state, with the Spirit Halloween reaper logo

Spirit Halloween’s locator lists 1,587 stores for 2026: 1,497 across all 50 U.S. states and 90 across 10 Canadian provinces. As of October 10, all but one have opened, and the last, in Commack, New York, lists an October 14 opening. The tables below have every state and province, how many stores were open on September 23, and the biggest markets.

For store hours and when stores close for the season, see our guide to when Spirit Halloween opens and closes.

Map of every Spirit Halloween location in the United States and Canada for 2026
Every Spirit Halloween location listed on July 29, 2026, the day the locator went live. The map shows that day’s 1,299 locations. The tables below have the September 23 count. Data: Spirit Halloween store locator.

Spirit Halloween in 2026, by the numbers

Stores on Spirit’s locator 1,587
United States 1,497 across all 50 states
Canada 90 across 10 provinces
Cities and towns 1,206
Open as of September 23 1,526
Open as of October 10 1,586
Close for the season November 2 1,548
Close October 31 39
Biggest state California, 201

Spirit’s August 18 release cites more than 1,550 stores for 2026. The count above is what Spirit’s store pages showed on September 23 and again on October 10. When the locator went live on July 29, it listed 1,299 locations, including 72 in Canada.

Camp Harbor Lake: Spirit’s August 18 release names the year’s in-store theme Camp Harbor Lake, an eerie, campy experience built out at select locations rather than every store, inspired by campfire tales and 80s horror. At participating stores, guests explore an abandoned cabin and meet animatronics including the Trash Bandit, Willow Witch, Whirling Wendy, and Crackles. CEO Steven Silverstein said, “Our fans count down the days until Jack the Reaper appears and our doors open. We’re thrilled to officially welcome them to Camp Harbor Lake for the 2026 season.”

Every state, by the numbers

Alphabetical, so you can find yours quickly. “Open by Sept 23” counts stores whose opening date had passed on September 23. The rest list opening dates through October 8, except one store in Commack, New York, which lists October 14.

State Stores Open by Sept 23 Opened after Sept 23 Cities Biggest markets
Alabama 14 13 1 10 Mobile (3), Birmingham (2), Huntsville (2)
Alaska 4 4 0 3 Anchorage (2), Fairbanks, Wasilla
Arizona 51 50 1 22 Phoenix (10), Tucson (7), Mesa (5)
Arkansas 7 7 0 7 Conway, Fayetteville, Fort Smith
California 201 188 13 138 Los Angeles (10), San Diego (5), Bakersfield (4)
Colorado 39 38 1 21 Colorado Springs (6), Denver (5), Aurora (3)
Connecticut 17 17 0 17 Bristol, Danbury, Derby
Delaware 6 6 0 4 Newark (2), Wilmington (2), Dover
Florida 104 101 3 74 Jacksonville (7), Orlando (5), Tampa (5)
Georgia 33 29 4 28 Atlanta (2), Augusta (2), Columbus (2)
Hawaii 4 4 0 4 Aiea, Kahului, Kapolei
Idaho 14 14 0 10 Boise (4), Idaho Falls (2), Caldwell
Illinois 56 53 3 50 Chicago (4), Fairview Heights (2), Niles (2)
Indiana 27 27 0 20 Indianapolis (5), Evansville (2), Fort Wayne (2)
Iowa 10 10 0 10 Ames, Cedar Rapids, Council Bluffs
Kansas 11 11 0 8 Wichita (3), Shawnee (2), Hutchinson
Kentucky 17 16 1 12 Lexington (3), Louisville (3), Paducah (2)
Louisiana 17 17 0 15 Lafayette (2), Shreveport (2), Alexandria
Maine 5 5 0 5 Auburn, Bangor, Biddeford
Maryland 22 21 1 22 Annapolis, Baltimore, Bowie
Massachusetts 34 32 2 33 Boston (2), Allston, Auburn
Michigan 44 43 1 41 Canton (2), Lansing (2), Taylor (2)
Minnesota 18 18 0 17 Bloomington (2), Apple Valley, Blaine
Mississippi 8 8 0 8 Biloxi, Gulfport, Hattiesburg
Missouri 26 23 3 23 Kansas City (3), Springfield (2), Arnold
Montana 6 6 0 6 Billings, Bozeman, Great Falls
Nebraska 5 5 0 4 Omaha (2), Bellevue, Lincoln
Nevada 16 16 0 6 Las Vegas (10), Henderson (2), Carson City
New Hampshire 13 13 0 13 Concord, Hooksett, Keene
New Jersey 38 38 0 35 Clifton (2), Deptford (2), Wayne (2)
New Mexico 11 11 0 7 Albuquerque (5), Alamogordo, Clovis
New York 87 81 6 70 Buffalo (4), Queens (4), Brooklyn (3)
North Carolina 32 28 4 22 Raleigh (4), Greensboro (3), Winston-Salem (3)
North Dakota 4 4 0 4 Bismarck, Fargo, Grand Forks
Ohio 60 59 1 51 Columbus (6), Cincinnati (2), Dayton (2)
Oklahoma 27 27 0 17 Oklahoma City (5), Tulsa (5), Lawton (2)
Oregon 25 24 1 19 Portland (3), Beaverton (2), Eugene (2)
Pennsylvania 69 68 1 57 Philadelphia (5), Lancaster (3), Pittsburgh (3)
Rhode Island 3 3 0 2 Warwick (2), North Kingstown
South Carolina 18 18 0 11 Columbia (4), Charleston (2), Greenville (2)
South Dakota 3 3 0 3 Aberdeen, Rapid City, Sioux Falls
Tennessee 23 20 3 15 Chattanooga (3), Nashville (3), Kingsport (2)
Texas 136 133 3 82 Houston (14), San Antonio (11), El Paso (6)
Utah 21 21 0 18 Salt Lake City (3), Ogden (2), American Fork
Vermont 2 1 1 2 Barre, South Burlington
Virginia 33 30 3 26 Richmond (3), Chesapeake (2), Fredericksburg (2)
Washington 47 45 2 34 Olympia (3), Seattle (3), Spokane (3)
West Virginia 5 5 0 5 Beckley, Bridgeport, Martinsburg
Wisconsin 21 20 1 20 Madison (2), Appleton, Ashwaubenon
Wyoming 3 2 1 3 Casper, Cheyenne, Gillette

Canada

All 90 Canadian stores are open.

Province Stores Cities Biggest markets
Alberta 14 9 Edmonton (4), Calgary (3), Fort McMurray
British Columbia 13 13 Abbotsford, Burnaby, Coquitlam
Manitoba 4 2 Winnipeg (3), Brandon
New Brunswick 3 3 Dieppe, Fredericton, Saint John
Newfoundland and Labrador 2 2 Corner Brook, St Johns
Nova Scotia 2 2 Halifax, North Sydney
Ontario 39 29 Toronto (5), Hamilton (2), Kitchener (2)
Prince Edward Island 1 1 Charlottetown
Quebec 9 9 Drummondville, Granby, Greenfield Park
Saskatchewan 3 2 Saskatoon (2), Regina

The biggest Spirit Halloween cities

Houston has the most stores of any city on the locator, with 14.

City Stores
Houston, TX 14
San Antonio, TX 11
Phoenix, AZ 10
Los Angeles, CA 10
Las Vegas, NV 10
Tucson, AZ 7
Jacksonville, FL 7
Colorado Springs, CO 6
Columbus, OH 6
El Paso, TX 6

Arizona is the outlier. It has 51 stores in only 22 cities, so Phoenix, Tucson and Mesa carry 22 between them. California has 201 stores spread across 138 cities.

Opening and closing dates

Almost every store closes for the season on November 2. The 39 that close on October 31 are in New York (5), Illinois, Michigan and Pennsylvania (4 each), Florida, Indiana, Massachusetts and Ohio (3 each), Connecticut, Tennessee and Virginia (2 each), and Maryland, North Carolina, New Jersey and South Carolina (1 each). Of those 39, 38 reopen at the same address as Spirit Christmas on November 6, according to Spirit’s Christmas locator. Every Christmas store is in my Spirit Christmas locations guide. Store hours and the last opening dates are in our guide to when Spirit Halloween opens.

How to find your local store

Spirit’s store locator takes a ZIP code and returns the nearest locations with addresses and daily hours. Use it for the store nearest you. Use the tables above for the shape of the whole map.

How we counted

Spirit’s locator publishes a page for every store. Each carries the store’s address, phone number, and daily hours, and its data includes a planned opening date and a closing date. I read all 1,587 store pages on September 23, 2026, and again on October 10: the 1,497 U.S. stores listed in the locator’s sitemap and the 90 Canadian stores, which sit on the same locator under province pages. “Open by Sept 23” counts stores whose opening date was on or before September 23.

A handful of city names arrive from Spirit’s data with punctuation stripped, so we have restored the standard spellings, for example Winston-Salem and Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville. The first version of this page counted the 1,299 locations listed on July 29, the day the locator went live.

More 2026 Spirit Halloween coverage from HAN

Based on a Haunted Attraction Network review of all 1,587 store pages on Spirit Halloween’s locator on September 23, 2026, and again on October 10, 2026.

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Philip Hernandez

Philip Hernandez is editor of Haunted Attraction Network and Seasonal Entertainment Source. He’s covered themed entertainment for decades through HAN, Green Tagged podcast, and is a regular contributor to InPark Magazine, Attractions Magazine, and InterPark Magazine. Philip produces the annual OSCARES Halloween Industry Awards and serves on the IAAPA Brass Ring Live Entertainment Task Force.

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