
Fall-O-Ween is back at the Home Depot Backyard with festivities, food, fun, and maybe a few frights. The event is FREE to attend, but you must register in advance, by the date of the event — details below.
There is, however, a parking fee if you drive to the event.
You can purchase parking in advance thru Eventbrite (link below).
Fall-o-Ween takes place on Friday, October 23, 2026, from 6 to 8:30 p.m., immediately followed by an outdoor screening of The Super Mario Bros. Movie (PG) at 8:30.
Other activities from 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. have not yet been announced, but last year included:
- arts & crafts stations
- dance performances
- guest speakers
- hay rides
- petting zoo
- immersive experiences
- photo opportunities
- a vendor village featuring local artisans
- prizes and other giveaways
- food trucks
You must reserve FREE tickets on Eventbrite.
You’ll need a ticket for every member of your family or group.
Limit of 6 tickets per reservation.
Tickets are NOT transferable. The person making the reservation must be in attendance at the event.
Note that all giveaway items are available while supplies last.
Treat bags and activity tickets are reserved for kids 12 and under.
There will be food trucks on site, and you can bring small coolers.
You can bring your own chairs for the movie, and there’s a place reserved for that down front.
Getting there & need-to-know
The address is 1 Backyard Way, Atlanta, GA 30313
Please enter from Soccer Ball Plaza by Gate 1 of Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
Entry will NOT be permitted at the Home Depot Backyard Bridge or from Orange Deck.
Rideshare:
Guests are encouraged to be dropped off at the Vine City MARTA Station and use the crosswalk or pedestrian bridge to walk across Northside Drive to Gate 1.
MARTA:
The preferred station for arrival and departure is the Vine City Station.
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