You could spend the first half of your day snorkeling and sailing and the second half doing Halloween in Lahaina.

“Halloween in Lahaina on Maui” returns to world famous Front Street on Friday, October 31, 2015. Highlights include the 37th Annual Keiki Halloween Costume Parade at 4:30pm. Maui keiki are invited to come in costume and parade down Front Street to Banyan Tree Park, receive a congratulatory ribbon and bag of treats. Come enjoy The Lahainaluna High School Marching Band. Halloween in Lahaina can be so much fun and is also known as the Mardi Gras of the Pacific. Why not head out for our half day snorkel tour and spend the first half of your day snorkeling and dolphin watching. What a wonderful Halloween that would be. We  can return to the harbor around noon and give you plenty of time to rest and put your costume together before you head to the biggest party in the Pacific. There will be live entertainment at Campbell Park begins at 6pm.“Halloween in Lahaina” is supported by Lahaina merchants and the sales of the “official” Halloween T-Shirt which is on sale now at the Lahaina Visitor Center at the Old Courthouse open daily from 9am to 5pm and at Campbell Park on Halloween Starting at Noon. All are invited to join in the keiki activities at Campbell Park or enter the Costume Contest Halloween night at Banyan Tree Park from 7pm-9pm. Sign up begins at 6pm at a Pioneer Inn retail store on Hotel Street adjacent to the main stage in Banyan Park. There is a $1,000 grand prize given for the costume contest! and a DJ will be spinning at the Banyan Tree Park from 6:30 to 9:30. Have Fun and be SAFE.

Street Closure: From Baker Street to Prison Street, Front Street will be closed to vehicular traffic from 3:30pm to midnight. No Street parking is allowed from 3:30pm- midnight. Employees parked in parking lots with ingress/egress only on Front Street will not be able to exit parking lots between 3:30pm-midnight.