A free narrated tour of the ten homes that won Mission Viejo’s 2026 Halloween decorating contest. About 50 minutes, best after dark.

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14 min of audio · 15 miles · Read the transcript
Tap a stop to hear its story. Reference route · your car or maps app chooses the roads. Outline markers are optional stories.
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Riders' Choice
Tap ♡ next to your favorite house; its story starts playing if you haven't heard it. One vote per phone: tap another house to move it, or tap yours again to remove it. The house with the most votes wins $250, announced November 2.
Free to vote; no purchase needed. You can vote for any house on this tour: one vote per phone, for your favorite house. You can move or remove your vote until voting closes. Voting closes November 1, 2026 at 11:59 PM Pacific. The household at the house with the most votes receives $250. Ties go to the house with more votes cast at the house itself, then the prize is split. Votes that look automated or duplicated are removed. If the winner declines, the prize goes to the runner-up. Kevin Labianco, his family and anyone who worked on this tour can't win. Run by Plantrip; not affiliated with the city or the contest's organizers. Homeowners can ask to be taken off the tour at any time: [email protected].
Connect your Tesla account, then approve Plantrip in the Tesla app. Start sends the whole tour to the car's navigation while you're parked; narration plays from this phone through the car.
Liked it? Something off, like a wrong fact or a story that played at the wrong moment? Tell us; that's how it gets better.
Made by a Mission Viejo neighbor from the winners list the city published on October 16, 2026. Descriptions are of what each display looked like at judging; displays change. Narration is AI-generated. Not an official City of Mission Viejo product. Is one of these your home and you’d like it left off? Email [email protected] and it comes off the same day. Feedback is welcome at the same address. Music: Grieg, In the Hall of the Mountain King, Musopen Symphony recording (public domain, via Wikimedia Commons). Cover: photo by Kevin Labianco (the Best Theme winner's Día de los Muertos display, October 2026).
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