Halloween Maze & Haunted Attraction Rentals in Beaumont, CA

Build a Halloween Party Around a Full-Size Walk-Through Maze

A Halloween event becomes much more memorable when guests have a featured attraction waiting for them.

SoCal Party Plug offers Halloween Mazes for qualifying Beaumont, CA events, giving schools, churches, businesses, organizations, and private hosts several ways to create a walk-through Halloween experience.

Available options include:

30x30 Haunted Mansion Halloween Maze — $1,800

40x40 Halloween Maze (Staffed) — $3,995

40x50 Halloween Maze (Unstaffed) — $1,800

Black Out Maze — $3,995

Use a maze as the centerpiece of a school Halloween carnival, church fall festival, company party, fundraiser, private celebration, trunk-or-treat, or qualifying community gathering.

Then build the rest of the event around it.

Beaumont Knows How to Build a Multi-Attraction Halloween Party

Beaumont's own seasonal programming provides a useful example of how several activities can come together at one Halloween event.

The City's 2026 Monster Mash is scheduled for October 17 at the Albert A. Chatigny Sr. Community Recreation Center. Announced activities include carnival games, an inflatable maze, a rock climbing wall, food and drink vendors, a reptile show, and a petting zoo.

SoCal Party Plug is not affiliated with Monster Mash or the City of Beaumont.

For independent event organizers, however, the format illustrates an important idea:

The maze doesn't have to do everything.

Let it be the Halloween attraction.

Then surround it with completely different activities.

Start With the 30x30 Haunted Mansion

The 30x30 Haunted Mansion Halloween Maze is available for $1,800.

This option provides a 30x30 Haunted Mansion-themed walkthrough that can establish the Halloween side of an event.

Instead of spreading haunted decorations throughout the entire property, create a defined attraction area.

Give the Haunted Mansion its own entrance.

Allow space for guests waiting to enter.

Keep the exit separate from the incoming line.

Then let food, games, music, costumes, and other entertainment occupy the rest of the property.

For events serving multiple age groups, this can make the Halloween experience feel more intentional.

Make the Maze the Main Event With the Staffed 40x40 Option

For organizers looking for a more involved Halloween attraction, consider the 40x40 Halloween Maze (Staffed).

This maze is available for $3,995 and includes the staffed experience.

Costumed staff can contribute to the Halloween atmosphere inside the maze.

That makes this option worth considering when the walkthrough is intended to become one of the headline attractions of the event rather than simply an additional activity.

It can fit qualifying teen Halloween nights, adult parties, company celebrations, fundraisers, and other events intentionally seeking the staffed component.

Choose the 40x50 Maze Without the Staffed Experience

The 40x50 Halloween Maze (Unstaffed) is available for $1,800.

This option provides a 40x50 walkthrough without the staffed scare component.

That difference gives event organizers more control over the surrounding atmosphere.

A school can make the rest of the carnival family-focused.

A church can surround the attraction with its own fall-festival programming.

A private organizer can determine how Halloween-themed the overall celebration becomes.

You still get a substantial maze while keeping the staffed experience out of the equation.

Give Guests Another Choice With the Black Out Maze

The Black Out Maze is available for $3,995.

This gives organizers another maze direction beyond the Haunted Mansion theme.

Consider making it the event's mystery attraction.

Guests don't necessarily need to see every major activity when they first arrive.

Start them with games.

Let them explore the food area.

Run a costume activity.

Then direct them toward the Black Out Maze later.

Creating that progression can make a Halloween event feel like it has several chapters rather than one crowded collection of attractions.

Maze + Rock Wall: Two Completely Different Challenges

Beaumont's Monster Mash pairs its inflatable maze programming with a rock climbing wall, showing how different attraction types can coexist within a Halloween event.

Independent organizers can use a similar concept with SoCal Party Plug.

Start with Halloween Mazes for the seasonal experience.

Then explore Rock Wall Rentals for a separate climbing challenge.

Guests aren't repeating the same activity twice.

One attraction is a walkthrough.

The other provides a climbing experience.

At a qualifying property with adequate approved space, that difference can create a stronger entertainment mix.

Add Laser Tag for a Teen Halloween Event

Want to make the event more interactive?

Add Laser Tag Parties as another entertainment zone.

Divide guests into groups.

One group can experience the maze.

Another can participate in laser tag.

Others can eat, socialize, or participate in costumes.

Then rotate.

This approach can work particularly well for teen Halloween parties, school events, youth groups, college-age gatherings, and company events where guests want more to do than simply walk through one attraction.

Create a Beaumont Halloween Activity Circuit

For a larger qualifying property, think of the event as a circuit.

Stop 1 — Halloween Maze

Start with one of the Halloween Mazes.

Stop 2 — Climbing Challenge

Move guests toward Rock Wall Rentals.

Stop 3 — Interactive Competition

Explore Laser Tag Parties.

Stop 4 — Food & Social Area

Give guests somewhere to sit, eat, and spend time between activities.

Stop 5 — Additional Attractions

Browse Rides & Attractions if the event needs more entertainment.

For organizers building a larger carnival experience, the Carnival Ride Package provides another direction.

You don't need every section.

Choose the combination that works for your property, audience, schedule, and budget.

Make Trunk-or-Treat More Than a Candy Line

Beaumont's annual 2026 Trunk-or-Treat is scheduled for October 31 at Beaumont Sports Park, with participating businesses, organizations, and community groups decorating vehicles and distributing treats.

SoCal Party Plug is not affiliated with that City event.

But trunk-or-treat is also a useful format for independent schools, churches, businesses, and organizations.

Instead of making candy collection the entire event, add destinations.

Guests can move through the decorated vehicles.

Then they can visit games.

Afterward, they can head toward the maze.

Food and social areas can give families somewhere to stay after completing the activities.

A maze can help turn a relatively quick trunk-or-treat into a fuller Halloween program.

Halloween Mazes for Beaumont Schools

A school Halloween carnival has to work for students, siblings, parents, and staff.

Break the event into areas rather than expecting everyone to do the same activity.

Classrooms and school groups can operate carnival games.

Food can occupy a separate section.

Costume activities can happen on a schedule.

Younger children can have lighter entertainment.

Then the Halloween maze can become a separate attraction.

Consider the 30x30 Haunted Mansion Halloween Maze for a 30x30 option.

For a larger approved area without the staffed experience, consider the 40x50 Halloween Maze (Unstaffed).

Schools should confirm the exact attraction with the property administrator before booking.

Church Fall Festivals in Beaumont

For a church fall festival, the maze can be optional rather than defining the atmosphere of the entire event.

Keep food, games, music, crafts, and children's activities in the main gathering area.

Place the maze in a separate approved location.

Guests interested in the Halloween walkthrough can participate.

Others can remain with the festival activities.

The unstaffed maze provides an option for organizers wanting more control over the experience.

The staffed 40x40 maze provides another direction when the event intentionally calls for costumed staff inside the attraction.

Company Halloween Parties

A company party can become an employee-family Halloween event by creating several activity zones.

Set up dining and seating.

Run a costume contest.

Give employees time to socialize.

Then let groups visit the maze throughout the evening.

For a larger celebration, add Rock Wall Rentals, Laser Tag Parties, or other Rides & Attractions when appropriate for the approved venue.

Guests can decide which experiences they want rather than following one fixed program.

Make the Maze the Headline of a Fundraiser

Schools, churches, clubs, nonprofits, and community organizations can also build an October fundraiser around a Halloween attraction.

Instead of advertising only a generic fall event, make the maze the recognizable centerpiece.

Then surround it with organizer-run food, games, contests, sponsorship areas, or other fundraising activities.

The organization remains responsible for ensuring its admissions, food sales, vendors, fundraising activities, and other components comply with venue and applicable requirements.

Create a Family Side and a Scare Side

Mixed-age Halloween events don't need one atmosphere everywhere.

Create a family section with food, games, costumes, and activities for younger guests.

Then establish a separate Halloween maze zone.

For an event that doesn't want the staffed component, consider the 40x50 Halloween Maze (Unstaffed).

For an audience specifically looking for a staffed experience, consider the 40x40 Halloween Maze (Staffed).

This allows organizers to offer different experiences without forcing every guest into the same one.

Don't Forget the Space Around the Maze

A maze listed as 30x30 does not mean an empty 30x30 space is automatically sufficient.

The same applies to the 40x40 and 40x50 options.

Organizers also need to account for appropriate clearance, anchoring, surface conditions, power, equipment access, entrance and exit areas, guest queues, pedestrian circulation, and emergency routes.

If you're adding a rock wall, laser tag, rides, food vendors, or other activities, those elements need their own operating and waiting areas too.

Confirm the complete setup requirements before finalizing the event layout.

Plan for the Queue Before It Forms

A Halloween maze can become one of the most popular attractions at the event.

Decide where waiting guests will go.

Avoid putting the maze entrance directly beside food service.

Don't send the line across a primary pedestrian route.

Keep the exit clear.

Make sure guests leaving the attraction can move naturally toward another activity.

At a larger event, the queue should be part of the site plan rather than something organizers figure out after guests arrive.

Beaumont Park Rentals and Inflatables

The City of Beaumont allows bounce houses at its rental facilities only with proper insurance, and users are responsible for providing a generator because the City does not provide electricity for them. The City's facility information also states that water bouncers are not allowed.

That policy should not be interpreted as automatic approval for a large Halloween maze.

A 30x30, 40x40, or 40x50 walkthrough attraction is substantially different from simply asking whether a standard bounce house is permitted.

If you're considering a Beaumont City park, identify the exact maze, dimensions, power requirements, and complete event plan when asking the City whether the setup can be approved.

When Does Beaumont Require a Special Event Permit?

Beaumont states that a Special Event Permit is required for certain events on public or private property, including events that may close a City roadway or use more than 50% of a City park. The City gives carnivals and festivals among its examples.

The City's special-event application asks organizers to identify equipment, its type, size, and location. It also requires site diagrams for applicable events showing items such as amusement rides, temporary structures, parking, ingress and egress, generators, lighting, and other event equipment.

The City's application materials instruct organizers to submit a Special Event Permit application at least four weeks before the event and note that private-property events may also require a Temporary Use Permit, while events on public property may require a Facility Use Permit.

For a large Halloween carnival, don't wait until October to resolve these questions.

Start With the Property, Then Choose the Attractions

Before booking multiple pieces of entertainment, confirm what the venue allows.

Ask about the Halloween maze.

Ask about generators and electrical requirements.

Ask about anchoring and surface conditions.

Determine whether additional attractions are permitted.

Confirm insurance and permit requirements.

Keep required emergency access open.

Once those details are understood, it becomes much easier to decide whether the event should feature one maze or grow into a larger carnival.

SoCal Party Plug is not affiliated with the City of Beaumont, Monster Mash, or Beaumont's Trunk-or-Treat. City events are referenced solely as local event-planning context.

Which Beaumont Halloween Maze Fits Your Event?

Choose the 30x30 Haunted Mansion Halloween Maze when you want a 30x30 Haunted Mansion-themed attraction.

Choose the 40x40 Halloween Maze (Staffed) when costumed staff are part of the Halloween experience you're planning.

Choose the 40x50 Halloween Maze (Unstaffed) when you want a larger walkthrough without the staffed scare component.

Choose the Black Out Maze when you want another maze direction that can become a mystery attraction within the event.

The right choice depends on your guests, approved space, event format, and desired Halloween atmosphere.

Reserve a Halloween Maze in Beaumont, CA

Create a Beaumont Halloween event with more than one reason for guests to stay.

Start with Halloween Mazes and choose the walkthrough attraction that fits your event.

Then, if you want to expand the entertainment, explore Laser Tag Parties, Rock Wall Rentals, Rides & Attractions, and the Carnival Ride Package.

Contact SoCal Party Plug to check Halloween availability and plan your event.