Just in time for the new season, AceBounce is hosting its second annual Stranger Pings party. The night will take guests to a spooky UV Upside Down Land inspired by the Netflix seriesStranger Things. Engage in some ping pong action on while enjoying a three-hour open bar and 80s-themed bites and tunes. The best dressed will win a $100 food and beverage voucher. Tickets start at$45.

Potterheads, prepare for a feast to remember. Ada St. will become the Great Hall at Hogwarts on October 28, 29, and 31 and serve a dazzling four-course dinner. Afterwards, head out to the patio for a game of Quidditch beer pong. Tickets are $75 per person and limited seating is still availableonline.

Step through the Portal of the Dead and enter the supernatural realm ofBeetlejuice. The rooftop lounge is recreating the beloved horror comedy film with eerie décor, character appearances, themed bites and beverages, and live beats from DJs. Purchase ticketshere.

Enter a Twilight Zone at Chicago Athletic Association’s Halloween blowout. The event will take over the entire 13th floor and blur the line between imagination and reality. Guests are invited to dance the night away with a live DJ performance at Cindy’s and discover “sensory-defying artistic expressions” in select suites. Tickets are75美元.

Hot on the heels of a successfulStranger Things-themed run, Emporium’s rotating pop-up venue has transformed into a House of the Dead. Stop in before November 4 and experience an immersive haunted house atmosphere with Halloween-inspired cocktails and beers. The bar will also throw a Night of the Dead costume party on October 31 in celebration of All Hallow’s Eve.

吃,喝,在Freakmont怪異。的狂show-themed night will be full of carnival-style food stations, games, live DJs, and a costume contest. Tickets start at$50.

Pick out your favorite pair of boots and saddle up for Frontier’s Wild West Halloween Party. Guests can participate in line dancing and a costume contest, and then feast on a whole smoked pig buffet, bonfire s’mores, an open bar package, and more. Tickets are$65.

The River North arcade bar will channel FX showAmerican Horror Storyin celebration of Halloween. The transformation will have burlesque performances, stilt walkers, sword swallowers, contortionists, acrobats, and balancing acts on the first floor to simulate a freak show. Upstairs, guests will find themselves in an asylum complete with padded walls, strait jackets, strap-in chairs, and insane patients. Cash prizes will be awarded for best costumes.

The craft beer and sausage hangout is turning itself into Links Country Club & Golf Bar from October 27 through October 31. The interior will be covered in AstroTurf to mimic a golf course and there will be mini golf holes and a golf cart on site. Specialty beers, cocktails, and foods that fit the theme are also planned.

Disco is dead but for one night, it’s coming back. Relive the glory of the ‘70s with a disco party on LondonHouse’s tri-level rooftop. Enjoy an open bar at LH21 from 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. and come in your grooviest outfit for a chance to win a weekend stay at the hotel. Tickets are$50.

It won’t offer endless apps but Moneygun is donning the red and white stripes and becoming TGI Fridays on October 27-28. Guests will be able to nosh on loaded potato skins ($8) and “Whack” Daniels chicken wings ($10). They’ll be paired with bar’s takes on a Mudslide, Electric Lemonade, Appletini, and more.

Halloween is coming and the Conrad Chicago is inviting guests up to its rooftop for aGame of Thronesbash. Whether you’re a Lannister or a Stark, put on your best garb and get ready to be transported to Westoros. Veuve and Belvedere cocktails as well as $10 turkey legs will be offered, while the best costume will win a one night’s stay and dinner for two. Tickets are$25.

Everybody’s favorite cartoon is taking over Replay Lincoln Park. The arcade bar is dressing up as Moe’s Tavern fromThe Simpsonsso patrons can expect to imbibe beverages like a Flaming Moe and plenty of Duff Beer. Other cool touches include televisions broadcasting clips of Channel 6 newsman Kent Brockman, and a live Duffman impersonator. The pop-up will run through Halloween.

Zoe Schor’s New Americana restaurant will host a Zombie Prom with karaoke starting at 7 p.m. Guests are encouraged to wear their finest zombified formal attires and The Delta will also be on hand to serve tamales. Entry is$10and includes a welcome punch and an evening of endless singing.

Lettuce Entertain You’s tiki bar is throwing a Disco of the Dead party on Sunday, October 29 from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Don a costume and check out the spooky cocktails crafted just for the occasion.