Hong Kong’s Times Square Halloween pop-up runs to November 4: Jack, a glowing dark room and two Stitch figures
Freaky Halloween Party on B1 brings together a character portrait wall, Oogie Boogie glow room and collectibles. Here are the hours, limited-edition figures and reservation conditions.
For a collectible-shopping stop with a darkly playful edge in Causeway Bay, consider Freaky Halloween Party on B1 at Hong Kong’s Times Square. The official event period is October 15–November 4, 2026, with daily hours of 11:30am–9pm. Its themes extend from The Nightmare Before Christmas to Stitch and Alien. This temporary shop is already open, combining character sets, a glowing space and merchandise displays—a chance to compare familiar screen images as physical forms up close.
From the character wall into Oogie Boogie’s dark room
A character portrait wall establishes the mood. Grey frames sit against purple-and-black brickwork, with Jack’s slender figure in the centre, Sally and other characters around him, and an orange pumpkin near the bottom. The official programme also lists a 1.2-metre Jack welcome standee. The frames organise different faces into one wall, translating the film’s exaggerated silhouettes into individual images to inspect. After taking in the whole, compare the characters’ use of black, white, green and red.
On another side, Oogie Boogie’s Secret Glow uses a black curtain to separate the bright mall from the dark interior. Official photographs show faces emerging in green, blue and red, creating a contrast with the portrait wall outside. Beyond posing for a photograph, look at how the same character lines become recognisable through illuminated areas: the expression appears first, then the outline, while the rest recedes into the black background.
A black curtain separates the Oogie Boogie glow-room entrance from the bright mall.Character faces and outlines emerge in green, blue and red inside the dark room.
More than 300 products: separate new releases from edition sizes
The official selection includes more than 50 new Halloween items, over 300 products overall, and more than 40 varieties of blind boxes and capsule toys. Those counts describe new releases, the full range and a blind-purchase category respectively; they should not be added together. Instead of pursuing every item, start with something useful. Coffin-shaped acrylic keychains place portraits on narrow transparent pieces with a small additional charm beneath a metal ring. Glow apparel, everyday bags and home objects carry the characters into other scales of use.
Coffin-shaped acrylic keychains combine character graphics, metal rings and small hanging charms.
Collectible highlights include the Jack Collectible Coin Charm and The Nightmare Before Christmas Glow-in-the-Dark Pin Set, originally announced as limited to 200 sets each in Hong Kong. Stitch has two 5.5-inch special editions, Devil and Angel: the first uses a dark finish, horns and wings; the second has a pale body, halo and trumpet. Their announced release was October 16, with 150 pieces per version. Seen side by side, their hand positions and accessories alter the overall silhouette as much as their colours do; compare the front and side views.
Devil and Angel Stitch figures use horns, wings and a trumpet to distinguish their forms.
Location, hours and online reservations
Those edition sizes describe the launch quantity, not remaining stock. Entry and purchase for the special-edition figures require advance online reservation. If you want a specific item, check the arrangements published by Kingsley Dessert first. If your interest is the portrait wall and dark room, plan viewing, photographs and merchandise browsing separately, so a collectible with purchase conditions is not mistaken for something available to take home at any time.
The pop-up is on B1 at Times Square in Causeway Bay, runs until November 4, and opens from 11:30am to 9pm. Before going, consult the official Times Square event page and its linked reservation information. For readers interested in toys, graphics and clothing details, a focused route starts with flat character images on the wall, moves into the dark room to study light, and ends at the keychains and figures to compare materials and proportions.
