The former Union Bank building at the corner of 3rd and E, across from E Street Plaza and one block from Central Park. Not the Bohème shop; that is two blocks away on 3rd Street.
Checking hours| Day | Hours | Admission |
|---|---|---|
| Monday, Tuesday | Closed | |
| Wednesday to Friday | 3:00 to 6:30pm | $4, credited to any $8 purchase |
| Saturday, Sunday | 11:00am to 6:30pm | $4, credited to any $8 purchase |
| Oct 23, 24, 30 | 7:00 to 9:30pm | $13 online, $15 door, experience included |
No. Spooky, not scary. No jump scares, no gore, no actors chasing anyone. The zombies in the blacklight forest are friendly and they do stay on their side of the glow. Small kids do fine in the daytime.
You pay $4 at the door for the experience. If you buy anything in the Bewitched retail area for $8 or more on the same visit, the $4 comes off. The retail area itself is free to walk into.
No. Pay at the door. Tickets are only for the three Enchanted Evenings, and those are cheaper online.
No age limit is posted. They are built for a grown-up crowd with drag, pole and a dance floor; use your judgment. Drinks are available for purchase.
Bags and merchandise stay at the desk; you check them with a name tag and pick them up at the exit, which is past the desk. Leave the enormous costume at home; the lands are close quarters and things knock over. Keep an eye on your kids inside.
Please. Enchanted, witchy, glittery, gothic, all of it. Masks that cover your face are fine; just lift them at check-in.
Open 11am to 6:30pm on Saturday, October 31. The Zombie Bike Parade Festival is at Community Park from 11 to 3, and the downtown Trick-or-Treat Trail runs 3 to 5 starting at Davis Commons and winding through downtown, so the afternoon on E Street is very busy and very fun.
Yes. Nonprofits can set up a booth outside, and clubs and performers can pitch for the evenings or for 2027. Message @boheme.threads.
The Zombie Bike Parade keeps a full Halloweekend calendar for Davis and Yolo County.
Halloweekend schedule
