Burbank’s residential streets have transformed into extravagent Halloween displays for spooky season, giving Southern Californians plenty of spine-tingling sights to explore.

While the beloved Burbank Clown House is sitting it out this year, there’s still plenty to see — from pirate scenes and glowing pumpkins to labyrinthian mazes.

Here are some standout stops to add to your Halloween route, plus a map to help you discover more along the way.

‘Pumpkin Cemetery’

• 1135 N Ontario St., Burbank
• What to expect: Glowing jack-o’-lanterns and Halloween lights bring the Pumpkin Cemetery to life after sunset. This free residential display is best viewed from the sidewalk, where visitors can take in the decorations without entering the yard.

‘The Buena Vista Haunt’

• 2038 N. Buena Vista St., Burbank
• What to expect: Follow a walk-through maze filled with handcrafted props, eerie lighting and fog at this free home haunt. Live actors add surprises along the way, while photo opportunities give visitors a chance to capture their Halloween outing.

‘Holiday Fantasies Come to Life’

• 1505 N. Valley St., Burbank
• What to expect:  A “Pirates of the Caribbean” theme turns this yard into a swashbuckling Halloween adventure. Elaborate sets, custom props and atmospheric lighting create a whimsical stop for families looking for more fantasy than fright.

‘Pirates of Burbank’

• 1226 N Lima St., Burbank
• What to expect: A hand-built pirate ship and village scenery turn this yard into a family-friendly high-seas adventure. A mermaid grotto, waterfall and animated Kraken arms add fantastical touches to the free Halloween display.

‘Hamilton Halloween’

• 4209 W. Jacaranda Ave., Burbank
• What to expect: Towering stacks of glowing jack-o’-lanterns and oversized skeletons fill this elaborate Halloween display. A skull-covered arch frames the entrance, while orange string lights, purple lighting and fog add to the eerie atmosphere. One TikTok user shared a detailed look at the decorations, capturing rows of illuminated pumpkins lining the house.

‘The Burbank Barbie House’

• 1021 N California St., Burbank
• What to expect: For a quirky stop on your Halloween route, check out the Burbank Barbie House, where dolls and miniature sets give the holiday a playful twist. Take in the exterior display from the street, as this is a private residence. A TikTok user shared these spooky decorations, showing Barbies and Kens alongside dollhouses, tiny props and pink lighting.

‘Kirkorian Light Show’

• 905 N. Rose St., Burbank
• What to expect: Synchronized lights and music turn this residential Halloween display into quite the show. Halloween themes and pop-culture gags add a playful touch, with coordinated lighting extending to nearby homes.

‘Bel Air Manor Halloween’

• 814 N. Bel Aire Dr., Burbank
• What to expect: Eerie hand-built props and detailed outdoor decorations give this home its creepy character. Past themes have included “Forbidden Forest” and “Heaven and Hell.”

‘Nightmare on Orchard’

• 2352 N Orchard Dr., Burbank
• What to expect: “The Nightmare Before Christmas,” “Beetlejuice” and “Ghostbusters” collide at this family-friendly Halloween haunt. A handcrafted “Ghostbusters” firehouse, oversized character props and glowing jack-o’-lantern arches give visitors plenty to take in along the walkway.