Arkansas is turning its Oct. 31 homecoming game against Missouri into a stadium-wide Halloween celebration, with trick-or-treating, a halftime laser show and family activities across campus. The Hogs’ 6:45 p.m. kickoff marks their first Halloween home game in Fayetteville since 2020.

By the Numbers
  • 6:45 p.m. kickoff against Missouri on Oct. 31.
  • The first 300 kids in costume can get a voucher for a free hot dog and drink.
  • Arkansas is celebrating its 104th annual Homecoming Week.
  • Missouri game tickets are offered at 10% off through Sunday, Oct. 25.
Yes, But

Costumes are welcome if they’re appropriate for game day and don’t block other fans’ views. Props aren’t allowed, and face coverings must be removed at the entrance for security screening.

State of Play
  • Saturday’s festivities include trick-or-treating in tailgate areas and inside the stadium, plus a halftime show with lasers, pyrotechnics and the Razorback Marching Band.
  • Homecoming events run Wednesday through Saturday, including basketball, volleyball and a Friday night stadium lighting event.
  • Game-day trick-or-treating begins at 4:00 p.m.; stadium gates open at 4:45 p.m.
What's Next

Fans can plan around the full slate of events, arrive early for the best chance at the children’s giveaway, and check ticket availability before the discount ends Oct. 25.

Bottom Line

Arkansas is pairing a rivalry game with a campus-wide Halloween experience—giving families plenty to do before kickoff while keeping stadium security and fellow fans’ sightlines in mind.