20 Spooky Non-Alcoholic Halloween Punch Recipes

To start us off, we have a drink inspired by one of the best spooky franchises of all time! If you grew up reading the Goosebumps series or watching the TV show, this one is for you.

It only requires 4 ingredients: lemon lime soda, rainbow sherbet, green food coloring, and gummy worms. So it's super easy to make and looks absolutely fang-tastic in a gummy worm garnished glass!

Watch out, because this punch sleeps with all of its eyes open! It's perfect if you just need a classic orange-colored punch that screams Halloween.

This punch also only requires 4 ingredients: 7up, orange sherbet, lime, and candy eye balls. Easy, festive, and delicious!

Here's another 4 ingredient Halloween punch that puts the brew in brew-tiful! The fizziness and dark purple color really make it look like a spooky potion or witch's brew.

All you need to make it is lemon sparkling water, cranberry juice, grape juice, and frozen blackberries for the garnish.

This blood red punch is as creepy as it is tasty! The main ingredient is cherry juice, and from there you just need a few spices (cinnamon, ginger, & clove), orange peels, and a red chili pepper. Simmer it all together, throw in the fridge till chilled, and you have yourself an easy, dracu-licious drink.

I vant to suck down this punch!

Looking for a super simple, spooky Halloween punch? Let me give you a hand...

Bad jokes aside, this punch is beyond easy to make and the hand shaped ice cubes make it absolutely perfect for Halloween. Did I mention the hands also glow in the dark!?

The punch is a blend of juices (apple, cranberry, orange, and red grape) and the glowing hand ice cubes are made with tonic water and vinyl gloves. This is clever since the quinine in tonic water makes it glow bright blue when put under a blacklight.

To make them glow, just turn off the lights, set up a blacklight, and watch as they turn a dazzlingly eerie fluorescent blue.

I'm melting, melting!! Ohhhh what a world! What a world!

This punch that was inspired by everyone's favorite melting green witch checks off a couple of boxes. It's super festive, easy to make, and the witch hats & brooms would be a fun project for the kids.

You only need 4 ingredients for the punch: key lime sherbet, lemon lime soda, frozen lemonade, and lemon lime sparkling water.

The ice cream floats on top of soda, which means the witch hats and brooms won't sink or get soggy. Now that's what I call magical!

No horns or eyes in this punch, but this shade of neon purple could only exist in the world of monsters, ghouls, and goblins! It's sure to impress adults and thrill the kids with its unworldly neon purple color.

Ingredients are grenadine, blue gatorade, Sprite, lemon juice, and violet food coloring to give it its festive hue.

This witch's brew gets its bubbly, foamy texture and smoke effect from dry ice. While this is a fun ingredient that really makes your punch bubble, you don't want to ingest it or you'll run into trouble! To avoid any accidents, it's best to add the dry ice in one large block.

Other ingredients are ginger ale, lemon juice, pineapple juice, and lime sherbet. Serve in a cauldron and everyone will know who's the baddest witch on the block!

This Halloween punch focuses less on being spooky and more on delicious fall flavors. It's beautiful in a glass and not overly sweet, so it's perfect if you need a classy, elevated non-alcoholic punch for a party.

The base of the punch is apple cider, and you also need cranberry juice, orange seltzer, cherry juice, and chopped fruits for garnish. So it's basically a wickedly tasty, non-alcoholic sangria!

Here's another punch inspired by everyone's favorite Halloween movie that's a bit more kid-friendly! You make it by putting sherbet and berry puree on top of one another to give it a fun purple and orange layered visual effect.

If the Sanderson sisters were hosting a party, you know this would be on the menu!

PS: If you love Hocus Pocus, check out these 10 Hocus Pocus themed cocktails!

Your friends and family won't be able to resist this poison apple punch! My favorite part of this recipe is the creepy apple skulls and gummy worms. So cute while also being a bit gross, which is everything I want in a Halloween punch!

Since it's a poison apple punch, it's of course chock full of apple flavor and made with apple cider, sparkling apple cider, and ginger beer.

You can't have Halloween without pumpkins, and this recipe shows they're good for more than just carving!

Not only is this punch full of pumpkin flavor thanks to the addition of pumpkin puree, but it's also served directly out of a hallowed out pumpkin. It'd be a spooktacular centerpiece for a party, and it's delicious to boot.

Even if you aren't a fan of this classic Halloween candy, you'll still love this punch since it looks like candy corn but tastes more like an orange creamsicle! The orange layer is orange Fanta, the yellow layer comes from pineapple tidbits, and the white layer is whipped cream.

Those are the only three ingredients you need to make this adorable drink, so it's an easy punch that won't add any stress to party planning and the kids will go crazy for!

This creative punch recipe was made with cold trick-or-treating nights in mind. I love the idea of a hot punch to warm up with between trick-or-treating rounds, but you can also make it ahead and serve it chilled if you'd prefer.

You just need three ingredients to make it: Red Hawaiian Punch, Ginger Ale, and Red Hot candies. So it's fruity, a little spicy, and bloody delicious!

We already have a melting witch punch, so why not have a melting monster punch too!? This is another adorable punch the kids will love to assemble and drink.

To make it, you add lemon lime soda to a bowl or cup, then scoop some lime sherbet on top and garnish with candy eyeballs. Set up a station where people can make their own melted monster in a cup and it's certain to be a graveyard smash!

Every fan of Harry Potter knows that Polyjuice Potion -- the potion that can turn you into someone (or something) else -- isn't supposed to be pretty. It's thick, mud-like, and a ghastly color of brownish green, so it's safe to say this punch is just how Hermione would've made it.

To achieve its brackish color and thick texture, combine pineapple juice, cranberry apple juice, lemon lime soda, and lime sherbet in a punch bowl. Garnish with eyeballs or plastic spiders, and enjoy this terrifyingly tasty punch!

Candy and plastic eyeballs are great garnishes for Halloween punches, but these eyeballs made with lychee and blueberries are by far the spookiest (and tastiest!) type of eyeball.

The eyeballs are the main feature of this punch, but it also has a haunting reddish orange color that's perfect for Halloween.

Be careful with this punch -- your kids might start thinking "radioactive" is synonymous with "delicious"! It's also devilishly simple and only requires four ingredients: pineapple juice, mango juice, orange juice, and sparkling water.

To make it extra festive and spooky, be sure to add green icing "slime" and sprinkles around the rim!

This punch gets its electric green color from rainbow sherbet and lime gelatin mix. To make it bubble and smoke, the author ingeniously puts a small piece of dry ice in a tea infuser and pops it directly into the drink. So it's 100% safe and you still get the show-stopping visual effect of a spooky potion!

Since this is a zombie themed punch, it's also recommended to top it off with a syringe of raspberry syrup for a creepy floating blood effect. Perfect for zombies of all ages!

What makes this punch so spooky is how it evolves overtime from a brackish orange and blue hue to black. The orange and blue come from blue and orange soda, and the black comes from black food dye.

This is another drink that would be best for a "make your own punch" station. That way, the kids and adults can customize their perfect halloween punch with different garnishes (icing and sprinkle rim, gummy worms, etc) and watch as the drink slowly turns colors after adding in the black dye.