7 ways to celebrate Halloween in Seattle without kids

We've already rounded up kid-friendly Halloween activities in Seattle, from trick-or-treating spots to local pumpkin patches .

• But adults deserve to enjoy the holiday, too — so here are a few spooky events for grownups.

Georgetown Morgue

Through Nov. 2

This haunted house is made to scare people — which is why it's not recommended for kids under 12.

• General admission is $35.

All Monsters Attack! 2024

Through Oct. 31

The Grand Illusion Cinema presents its annual series of horror movies.

• Screenings are $9-$12 each, and include titles from Young Frankenstein to Nosferatu to Hellraiser.

Scarecrowber

Through Oct. 30

Throughout October, the SIFF Cinema Egyptian is screening horror flicks handpicked by employees of Scarecrow Video. The U District institution has a catalog of about 150,000 films .

• Adult tickets are $15.50 per film, or you can buy a multi-film pass for $75-$100.

Haunted History Ghost Tours

Select dates through Nov. 1

Only people 16 and over can take this two-hour tour of Pioneer Square, Seattle's "oldest and most haunted neighborhood."

• Tours start at 7pm and leave from Shawn O'Donnell's, a pub on the first floor of the Smith Tower. $15.

Fashionably Undead at MoPop

Oct. 26

It's a disco dance party — but there's also a murder mystery for you to solve. 21+.

• 8pm-midnight. General admission is $35.

Trolloween

Oct. 31

Come celebrate the birthday of the Fremont Troll with live music — then take part in a haunted procession through the neighborhood.

• Starts at 7pm on Halloween. Meet in front of the troll statue on Troll Avenue. Free.

"This is Halloween" at the Triple Door

Through Nov. 2

This original burlesque musical parody follows the adventures of Jack Skellington, (the pumpkin king from "The Nightmare Before Christmas").

• Tickets run from about $49-$83.