5 Brands Going “Boo!”
October 31, 2025
| Every brand loves a reason to play dress-up — and Halloween is the ultimate excuse. This year’s campaigns traded haunted houses for haunted experiences, turning soda factories, nightclubs, and even drive-thrus into playgrounds for fans. Keep scrolling to see who nailed the art of being spooky and smart. |

Fanta’s “Haunted Fanta Factory” Pop-Up | Everything Experiential
Janelle Monáe joined forces with Bacardí for Wonderween—a Halloween party series blending vampires, DJs, and immersive art. The signature “Rave Yard Mojito,” glow effects, and celebrity guests turned spooky season into a full-on nightlife moment.

Bacardí x Janelle Monáe Launch “Wonderween” | People
Janelle Monáe joined forces with Bacardí for Wonderween—a Halloween party series blending vampires, DJs, and immersive art. The signature “Rave Yard Mojito,” glow effects, and celebrity guests turned spooky season into a full-on nightlife moment.

Raising Cane’s Glow-In-The-Dark Cups | AllRecipes
Raising Cane’s dropped a limited-edition glow cup covered in bats, ghosts, and skeletons—complete with a QR code unlocking a VR mini-game called “Capture the Bat.” Prizes ranged from free fries to exclusive merch, making every drink a frightful win.
Set inside the historic San Francisco Mint, Terror Vault: Hexed invited guests through multi-floor horror sets with live actors, chilling storylines, and a VIP bar glowing under blacklight. A mix of performance art + pure terror, it drew crowds nightly.

“Tunnel of Terror®” at Tommy’s Express Car Wash | Tommy’s Express
Tommy’s Express transforms its car wash tunnels into haunted drive-through scare zones every October: fog-filled interiors, flashing lights, costumed figures and jump scares — all while you get your car cleaned. Multiple cities and states participate, offering a spooky twist on a routine chore.



