Toy Factory Haunted Maze at The BASE Otero, Oct. 30

    Published 26 October 2026

    Illustrated vintage poster of a spooky old toy factory at night with glowing windows, a crooked jack in the box and a wind up teddy bear by a hedge maze, under the words Toy Factory: GONE WRONG! Haunted Maze

    The BASE Otero Community Youth Center in Alamogordo is hosting the Toy Factory: GONE WRONG! haunted maze on Friday, October 30, 2026, from 6 to 9 p.m. at 201 Dale Scott Ave. Tickets are $5, and everyone is welcome, if you are brave enough. It is a fun, low cost Halloween week outing that also supports a local youth center.

    When and where is the haunted maze?

    Here are the details from the Alamogordo Chamber of Commerce event listing.

    DetailWhat to know
    EventToy Factory: GONE WRONG! Haunted Maze
    DateFriday, October 30, 2026
    Time6 to 9 p.m.
    WhereThe BASE Otero, 201 Dale Scott Ave., Alamogordo
    Tickets$5
    Who can comeEveryone is welcome

    The host's description is simple: think toys are harmless? Think again, and see if you can escape the toy factory in time. Come prepared to be scared.

    Is it OK for kids?

    The maze is billed as a haunted maze, so expect real scares. Everyone is welcome, but you know your kids best. If you have little ones who startle easily, you might save this one for the older kids and head to a trunk or treat instead. For questions, call The BASE Otero at (575) 488-2273.

    What is The BASE Otero?

    If the address sounds familiar, there is a reason. According to The BASE Otero's history page, the youth center at 201 Dale Scott Ave. began as a local Boys Club initiative in the late 1960s and grew into the Boys and Girls Club of Otero County. In late 2025, its board decided to leave the national Boys and Girls Clubs affiliation and set up an independent, locally run organization, which took the name The BASE Otero.

    The center has long offered before and after school programs, summer activities, educational support and mentoring. Its vision is built around four words that spell out BASE: Belief, Authenticity, Success and Elevation. Families can find membership and enrollment details on baseotero.org.

    What else is happening Halloween week?

    Plenty. Friday, October 30, alone has several trunk or treats around town, and Halloween night on Saturday is packed. My Alamogordo trick or treat map shows every confirmed stop with times and addresses, and my Alamogordo fall and Halloween events guide has more seasonal fun.

    What does this mean for families moving here?

    Youth centers like The BASE Otero are part of what makes a smaller town work for families. If you are moving to Alamogordo or PCSing to Holloman with kids, ask about after school programs when you are choosing a neighborhood, since getting to and from them every day matters. My moving to Alamogordo guide covers more of everyday life here.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    When is the Toy Factory haunted maze in Alamogordo?

    The Toy Factory: GONE WRONG! haunted maze is Friday, October 30, 2026, from 6 to 9 p.m. It is at The BASE Otero, 201 Dale Scott Ave.

    How much are tickets to the Toy Factory haunted maze?

    Tickets are $5. Everyone is welcome to come.

    Who is hosting the Toy Factory haunted maze?

    The BASE Otero Community Youth Center is hosting it. The center grew out of the Boys and Girls Club of Otero County.

    Is the Toy Factory haunted maze scary?

    Yes, it is billed as a haunted maze, and the host says to come prepared to be scared. Parents of young children may want to decide based on how easily their kids startle.

    What is The BASE Otero?

    The BASE Otero is an independent community youth center at 201 Dale Scott Ave. in Alamogordo. It took its new name after leaving the national Boys and Girls Clubs affiliation in late 2025.

    Event details come from the Alamogordo Chamber of Commerce event listing and The BASE Otero's website, checked 26 October 2026. Times and prices can change, so check with The BASE Otero before you go.

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