Still deciding what to do for Halloween in San Diego? The Quin is hosting Heaven & Hell with Sam Feldt on Saturday, October 31, 2026. It is a chance to see the former FLUXX space before The Quin’s official debut. Here are the details to save and the questions to settle before making it your Halloween plan. The organizer’s event listing has the current ticket link and event information.
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The date, time and address
- When: Saturday, October 31, 2026
- Time: 9 p.m. to 2 a.m., San Diego local time
- Where: The Quin, 500 Fourth Ave, San Diego, CA 92101
- Theme: Heaven & Hell
- Age: 21+, as shown on the organizer’s event flyer
Those details come from the official POSH listing, which describes the party as a limited-capacity Halloween preview. Treat it as a specific event, not confirmation of a regular weekly nightlife schedule.
What is planned for the night?
Sam Feldt headlines, with Daniel Joseph named as a supporting DJ in The Quin’s October 27 announcement. The program also includes aerial performers, go-go dancers and a costume contest. Additional supporting artists were still to be announced in that release.
Guests are offered a welcome drink and small bites on arrival. VIP admission adds access to a dedicated hosted bar and private areas, according to the organizer. If you are comparing ticket options with friends, read the inclusions for the exact tier you choose rather than assuming every ticket includes the same experience.
Ticket prices checked October 29
The ticket page currently shows general admission at $44.99 and VIP at $149.49, including listed fees, before any discount. Four-ticket bundles are $124.96 and eight-ticket bundles are $227.92. The $33.99 early-bird option is waitlisted. Prices and availability can change; confirm the total and code GISELLE at checkout.
Before buying tickets
Start with the linked organizer listing and check current availability and the final checkout total. Ticket prices can change, so a screenshot or an older event roundup should not be your last stop before purchasing.
The event flyer lists 21+. Confirm accepted identification and any arrival deadline before you commit. Ask about costume restrictions if your look includes a mask or large prop. If you need a table, check whether that reservation includes admission for everyone in your group and whether a minimum spend applies. These are questions to confirm with the organizer, not published promises about this event.
Make the rest of the evening easy
The venue’s location guide lists nearby public parking and rideshare access. Its general valet information is for event planning, so confirm whether valet will operate for this particular party before relying on it.
Choose a meeting point with your group and decide how you are getting home before heading out. A costume that lets you walk comfortably is a practical choice for a late night downtown.
One last detail: this is the Halloween sneak peek. The announced November grand opening is separate, with its date still pending as of October 29. Check the organizer’s latest information again before you go.
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