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Oct 28, 2026
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Cielo Vista Mall to Host Free Family‑Friendly Halloween Trick‑or‑Treat Night

El Paso, TX – On Saturday, Oct. 31, Cielo Vista Mall will open its doors for a free, mall‑wide Halloween trick‑or‑treat event designed especially for families. The two‑hour celebration runs from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., offering a safe, supervised setting where children can wander the corridors in costume and receive treats from a variety of retailers.

What to Expect

Participating stores throughout the mall will hand out candy to costumed guests, creating a festive atmosphere that blends the excitement of traditional neighborhood trick‑or‑treating with the convenience of a single, well‑lit venue. Mall officials say the event will feature “frights and bags brimming with delights,” ensuring that every little witch, goblin or superhero leaves with a bag of sweets.

Safety First

Safety is a top priority for the organizers. Mall security will be on hand throughout the evening, and the event is free of charge, removing any financial barrier for families. The mall’s spacious layout allows for easy social distancing if needed, and staff will monitor crowd flow to keep the experience enjoyable for all ages.

How to Participate

Families are encouraged to arrive early to secure a good spot near the main entrance, where the trick‑or‑treat route begins. Children should wear costumes that are appropriate for a public setting and avoid masks that obscure the face, in line with mall security guidelines. Parents are asked to supervise their children at all times and to respect the mall’s property and other shoppers.

Additional Activities

Beyond candy collection, the mall will host a few seasonal photo opportunities and a small costume‑contest area where kids can show off their creative outfits. While supplies are limited, organizers plan to keep the candy stations stocked for the duration of the event.

Location and Contact Information

Cielo Vista Mall is located at 8401 Gateway Blvd. in East El Paso. For more details, including a list of participating retailers and any updates to the schedule, visitors can check the mall’s official website at Simon.com/Cielo‑Vista‑Mall.

Community Impact

Local leaders have praised the event as a family‑focused alternative to street‑side trick‑or‑treating, which can sometimes raise safety concerns. By providing a centralized, well‑monitored environment, the mall helps parents feel confident that their children can enjoy the holiday without the usual worries about traffic or unsupervised neighborhoods.

El Paso residents looking for a fun, secure way to celebrate Halloween are encouraged to mark their calendars and bring the whole family to Cielo Vista Mall on Oct. 31. The event underscores the community’s commitment to providing wholesome, family‑oriented activities that strengthen neighborhood bonds.


Original reporting: El Paso News (HLL/CB) — read the source article.

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