
2026 Bangor, Maine Zombie Walk: Date, Route, Time & What to Know
Same dead walk...Brand new bite.
Let’s. Get. Spooky!
Calling all zombies, ghouls, and the undead! Saturday, October 24th, marks the return of the 16th annual Bangor Zombie Walk, from 2pm-3pm!
Come join the party and celebrate the Halloween season with prizes for Best Couple, Most Creative, and Best Kids.
The Bangor Zombie Walk started in 2010 and will now be celebrating its 16th year.
This is a fun, family-friendly event where costumes, makeup, and the Halloween spirit make for a great day in Bangor.
The thrills go from 2pm-3pm at the corner of Railroad & Front Streets on the Bangor Waterfront. Then the walk begins at 2:30pm sharp!
This year, they are adding some really cool interactive elements for supporters and attendees to have fun for the entire month of October. This includes bringing back the scavenger hunt in a more unique way, with hidden prizes scattered throughout Bangor with online video diaries that serve as clues. Some of these are live action, some are animated, but they are all 100% zombie-related fun.
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There will be some special guests and, of course, the costume contest with multiple splattergories, a music video, and many more surprises as the coming days unfold.
Follow the Facebook event page, because that’s where they will be announcing more fun events leading up to our walk.
Admission is free and all ages are welcome. This is a rain or shine event!
It's never too early to start thinking about Halloween. One day a year, you get to dress up and be whatever you want. The Bangor Zombie Walk is the perfect time to do it.
The zombies are returning to the Bangor Waterfront. It is a great day to walk, stumble, or drag yourselves through the streets of Bangor.
Get your freak on and hit the streets of Bangor, Saturday, October 24th, for the 16th annual Bangor Zombie Walk!
The Bangor Zombie Walk Returns This October 2026
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Stephen King's Bangor
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