One Night Only Haunted House Happening In Moline Before Steamwheelers Game
A haunted house experience is coming to Moline this weekend, but only for one night.
This Saturday, Quad City Steamwheelers are transforming game night into a Halloween-themed takeover as part of their “Halfway to Halloween” celebration. Before kickoff, fans will be able to walk through a haunted house set up inside Vibrant Arena at The MARK, and the best part is, it’s completely free with a game ticket.
What’s Happening Saturday Night?
The arena will be fully themed for Halloween, with a pregame haunted house walkthrough designed to get fans in the spooky spirit before indoor football action begins. The haunted house opens at 5:45 PM, and the kickoff of the Quad City Steamwheelers game is at 7:00 PM.
Fans are encouraged to arrive early, go through the haunted attraction, and then head into the main arena for the game. It’s all part of the team’s effort to turn a regular Saturday night into a full entertainment experience.
How Do You Get In?
There’s no separate ticket required for the haunted house. If you have a ticket to the Steamwheelers game, you automatically get access to the haunted house experience at no additional cost.
More Than Just Football
The night doesn’t stop with the game or the haunted house.
After the final whistle, fans can stick around for a jersey auction featuring special limited-edition uniforms designed with a scary, Halloween-inspired theme. On top of that, the game balls will be glow-in-the-dark footballs, adding another unique twist to the night.
And if you’re hoping to take one home, you might want to pay attention to where you sit because fans who catch a football in the stands get to keep it. The best chances to snag one are in the Party Cove and rows 1–10 in sections 113, 105, and 106.
A Full Halloween Experience in June
The Deckmate Dancers will perform three Halloween-themed routines throughout the night, adding high-energy, costume-filled performances that match the “Halfway to Halloween” atmosphere.
Even more exciting, halftime will spotlight the next generation of performers. Kids who signed up for the dance camp will take the floor and perform the routine they learned alongside the Deckmate Dancers, giving them a chance to show off their skills in front of a live arena crowd.
Between the haunted house, themed jerseys, glow-in-the-dark footballs, and fan giveaways, Saturday’s event is designed to feel more like a Halloween festival than a typical football game.
It’s a one-night-only experience built for fans who want more than just a game — they want the full show.