Penguin Dry Ice:
The Ultimate Ingredient for
All Your Spooktacular Festivities

Elevate your Halloween with Penguin Dry Ice—the essential ingredient for cinematic fog, creepy cocktails, and spooky outdoor displays.

Create an Unforgettable Atmosphere for Graveyards, Parties & Trick-or-Treaters

Whether you're hosting an unforgettable costume bash, creating an immersive entryway for guests, or looking for the ultimate decoration to wow trick-or-treaters, working with dry ice delivers an eerie, professional-grade atmosphere that standard fog machines and decorations simply can't touch.

Why Penguin Dry Ice?

True Low-Lying Fog

Unlike standard electronic fog machines that spray warm vapor into the air, dry ice fog stays heavy and sinks to the ground.

No Power Outlets Needed

Easily set up special effects in any location without relying on electrical outlets, trailing extension cords, or creating tripping hazards.

Clean & Odorless

Enjoy thick, atmospheric smoke without artificial chemical smells, oily residues, or triggering indoor smoke detectors.

Nationwide Retail Availability

Pick up Penguin Dry Ice right in your neighborhood, available at over 5,000 major grocery and retail locations.

Simple Ways to Haunt Your Space

Spooky fog covering a dark walkway leading up to a haunted house

Cinematic Fog Effects

Produce dense, ground-hugging fog to create movie-quality effects for haunted houses, outdoor walkways, and bubbling witch's cauldrons.

Halloween Jack-O-lantern surrounded by fog

Erupting Jack-o'-Lanterns

Turn ordinary carved pumpkins into dramatic, spooky focal points with thick, billowing fog pouring through their carved features.

Spooky halloween themed cocktails surrounded by fog

Haunted Food & Refreshment Stations

Generate a rolling, smoking atmosphere around your beverages and food platters to transform any refreshment station into an eye-catching centerpiece.

Halloween decorations on display with fog and LED lights

Illuminated Backlit Mist

Pair dry ice setups with LED lights to cast a glowing, supernatural fog across Halloween decorations, party dance floors, and backdrop walls.

Just Grab a Bag & Go

Elevating your Halloween atmosphere doesn't take extra effort. Just pick up a bag of Penguin Dry Ice the next time you're checking out at the grocery store.

Ready to get started? Use the map below to find a store near you!

      Keep Your Halloween Safe: Dry Ice Handling & Storage

      To keep your event spooky without any real-world scares, follow these essential guidelines for working with dry ice setups:

      Do's

      • Use Proper Protective Gear: Always wear insulated heavy gloves, oven mitts, or use tongs to handle dry ice. Wrap it with insulating material to prevent severe frostbite.

      • Maintain Proper Ventilation: Always use dry ice outdoors or in a well-ventilated area so carbon dioxide gas can dissipate safely without creating a suffocation risk in enclosed spaces.

      • Time Your Purchase: Buy your dry ice within 2–4 hours of your event for maximum volume, efficiency, and freshness.

      • Keep Out of Reach of Children: Keep dry ice safely away from kids at all times. Children should never touch or handle dry ice, even during supervised setups or experiments.

      Don'ts

      • Never Touch Directly: Dry ice is -109.3°F (-78.5°C). Bare skin contact for even a few seconds can cause severe frostbite.

      • Don't Ingest or Drink: Never eat dry ice or drink beverages containing direct pieces—the body cannot digest it.

      • Don't Use Airtight Containers: Never seal dry ice in glass or airtight containers. Expanding gas builds pressure and risks explosion.

      • Don't Place on Bare Surfaces: Avoid resting dry ice directly on bare skin, tile, or laminate countertops to prevent thermal damage.

      Dry Ice Resources

      Dry Ice Safety

      Before using dry ice, make sure you know how to handle it safely

      Creative Uses

      Fun and practical ways to use dry ice along with step-by-step directions

      Dry Ice FAQs

      If you’ve got a question about dry ice, find the answers you need here