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Halloween in
Vancouver
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 Vancouver has many wonderful Halloween Attractions to
visit during the Halloween season. Some are "Family Friendly" while others are
extremely spooky !
The attractions range from Corn Mazes and Pumpkin Patches to Horror
Labyrinths, Haunted Houses, to a large amusement park with multiple
attractions to visit. Many of the scary attractions will offer a "Lights
On" hour at the beginning of the night for the very young or for those
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 Where
you can find a pumpkin patch, corn maze, safe trick-or-treating, hayrides and
other Fall and Halloween fun near you!
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PNE Fright Nights
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 Fright
Nights at Playland is for the far out, freaked out, fun lovers of the Halloween
spirit. Dare your friends to ride the roller coaster at night. Double dare
yourself to step foot in one of the many horrifying haunted houses.
Web Site:
PNE Fright Nights
Thurs Oct 14 - Sat, Oct 31, 2011
Open 6pm-till Late
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Dooms Night 2010 @ Pacific Coliseum, Vancouver, BC
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 Saturday,
October 29th, 2011
10:00 PM – 08:00 AM
The full moon blazes over Vancouver on Halloween's Eve while the
civilians are getting ready for a night of fright. A distant howling
sound is heard as a lonely vampire creeps into the town. On this eerie
night, the Pacific Coliseum is transformed into a graveyard. The massive
production with LED panels will surely send shivers down your spine. Get
your freaky costume on and come party with 4500+ party goers dancing
from dusk till dawn with some of the world´s hottest DJs and artists
plus a cast of your favorite Vancouver locals.
Pacific Coliseum
100 North Renfrew Vancouver, B.C.
Get your tickets early, or prepare to stay out in the shivering night. |
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Stanley Park Hallowe'en Ghost Train!
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 Stanley Park
Oct. 7 - Oct 31
6 pm-10 pm
6 pm-11 pm Friday Sat
Trick or treat, hold onto your seat!
Step right up and witness death-defying acts of human daredevilry on the Stanley
Park Halloween Ghost Train. The Circus of Disaster is a must-do Halloween event
for young families with the right mix of fear and fun.
Get out of the rain and hop on the train!
The Stanley Park Ghost Train is fully covered and protected from the rainy and
windy autumn nights.
Low-cost family fun
For the price of a train ticket, riders can also enjoy face painting, crafts,
pumpkin carving, costume contest and the Haunted Maze.
Witness the Circus of Disaster
The Ghost Train is re-invented every year with a new scary theme by the creative
team at Mortal Coil. Riders can enjoy the splendor of Stanley Park while being
spooked by the Circus of Disaster. The circus show will unfold before your very
eyes. Experience the death defying excitement of risking life and limb! But
beware of the Bearded Lady… she might entangle you in her malevolent mane!Web Site:
Hallowe'en Ghost Train
By phone: 604-280-4444.
Online: www.ticketmaster.ca
Cost: Adults $10 plus HST / Seniors & Children $6.25 plus HST
Same Day Tickets available during the event at the ticket booth
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Fort Langley’s Grave Tales
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October 7 to 30
Take a walk through the historic site of Fort Langley as a costumed guide shares
spine-chilling tales of the mysterious burials and old-school amputations that
took place in the Hudson’s Bay Company trading post and local cemeteries.
Featuring 90 minutes of ghostly stories, these walking tours are suitable for
both adult and teen audiences.
Contact
23433 Mavis Ave,
Fort Langley BC
604-513-4777
Tours run October 7 to 30, Friday through Sunday evenings.
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Vancouver Trolley Halloween Tours
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 October
12 to 31
Tour Vancouver’s eeriest haunts with the Vancouver Police Museum and
Vancouver Trolley Company. An annual offering, the Vancouver Trolley
Halloween Tour dares brave visitors to board a decorated trolley bus and travel
through the city listening to storytellers spin spooky tales of murder,
treachery and intrigue. With a walk through Mountain View Cemetery and a
chilling visit to the old Vancouver city morgue, it’s no wonder this tour is
recommended for the big kids (must be 12 or older). The 2.5-hour tour runs
October 12 to 31, Wednesday through Sunday evenings. Reservations are required,
and are available for individual bookings and private charters (maximum 33
passengers). 604.801.5515 |
Parade of Lost Souls
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 October
29
Don’t miss the Parade of Lost Souls, the Commercial Drive neighbourhood’s annual
celebration to honour the dearly departed and wake the living. As skeleton
brides and witches dance under the streetlights, a colourful, torch-lit
procession makes its way through neighbourhood streets and alleys. The
"audience" makes up the parade and everyone is invited to participate in the
fun. The journey comes to an end as spirits awake to a grand finale
featuring torch choreography and fireworks. The secret route will only be
revealed on October 29. Stay tuned to
www.publicdreams.org
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Halloween on the Heights
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 Friday,
Oct. 28, Oct. 29 and 30
Halloween belongs in the neighbourhood, and nowhere is this more true than on
the Heights. On the Heights, Halloween is the true folkloric event that it's
meant to be - safe, fun and a celebration of a good spooking! The Heights
merchants are proud to be a part of this tradition, making local children's
memories special.
Each year the Heights gets "haunted" with activities for all ages. You can enjoy
festive fireworks, trick-or-treating with Heights merchants, and a spooky train
ride at Confederation Park's Burnaby Central Railway.
For more information, visit:
www.burnabyheights.com/halloween
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Haunted Village - Halloween Hysteria!
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 Burnaby
Village Museum
101 - 4946 Canada Way Burnaby
Oct. 28, 29 & 30
6:00pm-9:00pm
Adults $14 / Children (aged 2-12) $9
Come have fun with superstitions, legends and the magic of Halloween. Witches,
trolls, gravediggers, and undertakers greet you as you walk through our haunted
village in the dark of the night.
•children - wear your costumes (vampires welcome, of course)
•dance at the Vampire Ball on Main Street
•see the latest styles in vampire coffins and get measured for yours
•savour tasty toes at the Voodoo Cafe
•make a withdrawal at the Blood Bank
•enjoy the Circus Sideshow and ride the carousel
Web Site:
Haunted Village
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Haunted Deer Lake walking tours
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October
INFO
From the museum, walk through five reportedly haunted buildings, learn about
their history and unexplained phenomena - and get to feel their ghostly vibes
yourself.
Bring a flashlight & dress for the weather.
For ages 16+
Call 604.297.4565 to register or any Burnaby recreation centre
Web Site:
Haunted Deer Lake walking tours
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Haunted Barn
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Barnyard Phantoms
This is considered a very scary haunt, not for the faint of heart. It may not be
suitable for very small children.
3048 - 192nd. St., South Surrey
October 28th. to 30st 2010
Cost: $7.50
little devils 5 & under free.
7 - 10pm Daily
Web Site:
Haunted Barn
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Dunbar Haunted House
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 We've
moved !!!
Where nightmares are born...
Location: 8934 Shaughnessy St.
one block east of Oak Street and one block south of South West Marine Drive.
Patron parking is available along the east and west sides of Shaughnessy Street
and the north side of West Kent Street.
MAP
Fri. Oct. 14–Mon. Oct. 31
NIGHTS
Sun.–Thurs. evenings: 7pm–10pm
Fri.–Sat. evenings: 7pm–12am
Evenings 7 pm–close
General Admission: $10
Children under 12: $5
DAYS
Sat.–Sun. days: 11am–7pm
unlimited access: $5 CASH ONLY
The Dunbar Haunted House display is static and hence more suitable for younger
children during day light hours from 1 – 6: 30 pm.
Haunted house collecting donations for BC Professional Fire Firefighters' Burn
Fund, Vancouver Police Union Charitable Foundation and Empty Stocking Fund
Dunbar Haunted House
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Haunted Forest Scream Train
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 Bear Creek Park Train - Surrey, BC
Haunted Forest Scream Train
Friday, October 14th to Monday, October 31st.
Open Every night RAIN or SHINE 6:30pm - 10pm
(We remain open later on busy nights!)
The 2011 Halloween Night Train ride will be better than ever!
12th Annual frightful train ride into the dark forest loaded with night time
creatures. Designed to scare and startle older folks and mature youngsters. This
is a SCARY ride designed to have you screaming, laughing and having a great time
with friends!
Chainsaw Charlie will be in fine form. Look for many new surprises and old
favourites. You will have scary sounds and experiences even before you go on
your train ride! Great fun!
Halloween night, October 31st is NOT a busy night!
Night time Ticket Prices:
Kids (12 and under) $7.00
Adults $8.50
Haunted Forest Scream Train
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Potter's House of Horrors
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 12530 72nd Ave
Surrey BC
604-572-7706
Potter's House of Horrors
The House of Horrors is a professional presentation in a labyrinth like walk
thru of approximately 9,000 square feet. It consists of several rooms and
displays connected together by dark twisty hallways.
October 14th to 31st 2010
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Capilano Suspension Bridge
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Halloween (October 31) enjoy a grand Jack-o-lantern display, along with fortune
telling, temporary tattoos, kids crafts, musical entertainment and
trick-or-treating if you show up in your costume!
Capilano Suspension Bridge
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Reapers Haunted Attraction
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Located on
Gibson Rd. in Chilliwack B.C.
 Lisa
and Gary Moran affectionately refer to their visitors as victims. The Morans are
the brains behind the Reapers Haunted Attraction Located on Gibson Rd. in
Chilliwack B.C. which initially started to keep their own and neighborhood
children involved in a constructive activity.
So if you are looking for a real scare and have the guts, we will make sure you
get the scare you deserve. Reapers is not recommended for children under 8 years
of age at night, but see our special daytime Boo tours.
So I suggest you take the time to make the long journey to the Valley from what
I've heard it is a must for Halloween fiends.
Contact: Web
Site
Tickets:
Reapers: $10, Maze $9, For both the Reapers House and the Haunted Maze $17 (great
deal)
Schedule:
Friday-Saturday 7pm to 10pm and Sunday 7pm to 9pm and
Weekends only until October 14th then open nightly Hours 7pm to 9pm
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