10 fun drinking games for Halloween

Fans of drinking games will be very familiar with the rules of beer pong, and this version makes it just spooky enough to be appropriate for Halloween. Simply replace the ping pong balls with store-bought eyeballs and keep playing.

Drinking games for many popular Halloween movies already exist online, but if you’re feeling creative, you can make your own set of rules with your friends. If horror movies aren’t your scene, try the delight Hocus Pocus drinking game for a classic Disney movie that will make you laugh.

Try your luck on Halloween night with this coin toss drinking game of Pop sugar. If you land on your head, you can drink a good witch shot, which can be lemon candy or any tasty mixed drink. If you land on the tail, you have to drink a bad witch shot, like pure tequila or whiskey.

Spice up this healthy fall activity by completing your bobbing setup with mini liquor bottles, which will float next to the apples. Players will try to grab the bottles instead of the apples, or both if they’re feeling ambitious.

For this interactive game idea of Food and wine, the players split into teams of two, one person playing the role of mummy and the other person wrapping them with toilet paper. The last person to finish packing their mom after the game starts should drink.

This game combines the rules of musical chairs and flip cup, while blowing up Michael Jackson’s “Thriller”. When the music is playing, the players dance around a table, and when it stops, they have to drink and return the cup in front of them. The last person to have successfully returned their cup is eliminated.

Healthcare professionals will have a head start in this anatomy trivia contest using a Halloween skeleton. Starting from the skull and moving down, each player will have the opportunity to name this bone and will have to drink if they cannot.

For a low-key drinking game that you can play while handing out candy, go for Bingo Trick or Treater of Food and wine. Brew your scariest drink, then take a sip every time the doorbell rings, someone says “Trick or Treat!” or you see a repeated popular costume.