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Halloween Horror Nights - Universal Studios
Check out their preview video or for get details of the mazes and scares on their behind-the-scene vid. (Haunting again since 2006.)
Universal's CityWalk
Halloween Carnival for kids
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http://www.citywalkhollywood.com/ or
<detail> and costume contest
for the kids
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Six
Flags Magic Mountain is transformed from a “theme park” to a haunted “scream
park” for Fright Fest. Fright Fest offers loads of costumed ghosts and
ghouls, hair-raising live shows, rides in the dark, electrifying street
entertainers, monstrous mazes. A Fright Fest exclusive –
experience one of the largest, most celebrated coasters in the world, Colossus,
BACKWARDS!
Mazes not recommended for the young kids. Some mazes have actual age restrictions. However, they also have Bugs Bunny World: "Twick or Tweat" just for the kids. Special crafts just for kids.
Info: www.sixflags.com/parks/magicmountain
or 661-255-4100.
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Major changes afoot, whole new crew. Watch out, even websites are different names. Find the old Shipwreck crew <here>
Wana party on a real haunted ship??? The Queen Mary changes into a horrifying
party boat just to celebrate Halloween. With a new crew running thing, it has
5 mazes located both on and off the ship.
Notes: "Food tickets" are only for food in the parking lot area. On ship, is standard payment. No discount on parking if you have scare tickets. Club Dead dance party in the parking lot is 21+ only.
RIP: Terror Fest 1995-2008.
Info:
http://queenmary.com/index.php?page=shipwreck or
http://www.shipwreckhalloween.com/
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Ghostly
going on across Disneyland Resort. Costumed Characters. The Golden Scream's Theater will be the
Disney Villains Lair. The Haunted Mansion will be done up in it's Jack
Skelton Holliday theme, complete with Oogie Boogie. The Tower of
Terror gets a seasonal makeover. Woody has a Halloween Roundup at Boo
Thunder Ranch. Jack-o-lanterns and villains galore make for a spooky time.
Info:
http://disneyland.com or
<event detail> or 714-781-4400
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"A separate-ticket nighttime event gives kids and their families the opportunity to dress in their Halloween costumes and trick-or-treat throughout Disney’s California Adventure after it has closed to day guests. This year’s Halloween Treat will offer tricksters of all ages more treat locations along with fun character encounters (including an all-new nightly cavalcade), interactive games, and spirited music with DJ Mickey. "
Info:
http://disneyland.com or
<event detail> or 714-781-4400
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| Costumes allowed, but keep them very family friendly and make sure that kids can see well. Best to read their limitations before showing up at the gate. |
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Have
a safe and spooky Halloween during Boo at the L.A. Zoo, where you’ll find
fun festivities—pumpkin patches, jack-o-lantern carving, photo
opportunities, eerie crafts— throughout the Zoo. Our Freaky Fun House will
feature Halloween entertainment, tasty treats, face painting, wacky mirrors,
and an amusement zone filled with games.
Info: http://www.lazoo.org or <detail
here>
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Numerous treats are in store
this autumn at the Aquarium of the Pacific. Friday nights they're open until
nine to visit the Shark Lagoon. Consider dinner. Also sleep-over
plans this year.
Info:
http://www.aquariumofpacific.org , 562-590-3100.
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| Shark Lagoon Nights - Fridays, 6-9 |
Fun and exciting way to experience the Aquarium with your family? Join our
spooky sleepover adventure for Halloween. Shark Lagoon and tidepool
touch time, Creepy crawly animal interactions, Pumpkin decorating, Fish feeding,
Freaky flashlight tour, 3-D Movie, Crafts and more. Pizza, treat bags,
morning cereal... Stay for the Spooktacular Kids Activity
Morning and the Scarium festival
<Sleepover
Detail> or (562) 951-1630
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Enjoy live children’s entertainment, make crafts to take home, get your faces painted, and watch the sea lions eat their breakfast. Café Scuba will be open featuring a special breakfast menu
Saturday, October 24, 2009, 7:00 am–9:00 am
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A spooktackular event for the whole family. Enjoy special Halloween programs, including the annual children’s costume contest, the creepy coloring contest, magic shows, spooky storytelling, kooky crafts, eerie animals in the Great Hall, and much more.
A new special prize category for costumes made with recycled materials has been added this year to show that even goblins can be green.
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| Kids in costumes welcome "to come dressed as an underwater creature or in traditionally ghoulish attire". Special prizes for "green" costumes. |
"Experience the richness and diversity of Asian and Asian American cultures through this fall celebration. This year the Autumn Festival will focus on the traditions and heritage of Japan, China, Korea, and the Philippines through a weekend of learning opportunities and family entertainment." Music, dance, story telling, kids crafts, exhibitions, ethnic cuisine.
| November 7, 2009, 9-5 |
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Celebrate the
bounty of the sea! Sea Fair offers ocean-related activities for every
age, which include; face-painting, an exciting marine life puppet show, and
a giant origami demonstration. Adventurous pirates of all ages can join in
the search for buried treasure in the “Great Treasure Hunt.” A day
filled with fun activities, organizations, games, contests, music, exhibits,
demonstrations, arts and crafts, films and videos. Pack a picnic or purchase
food.
Sea Scare is there Halloween event so come in costume and join in the masquerade of spooks and ghouls, trick-or-treat throughout the aquarium at six different themed treat stations, or walk along the docks of the “Port Town” scare zone. Just when you thought you were safe, those marauding pirates are back with their crazy antics and bad pirate jokes.
Info: www.cabrilloaq.org or
<event>
or (310) 548-7562
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Every single amusement park in Southern California seems to have some kind of Halloween or Autumn celebration going. Many have children's costume contests. There are addition events...
Legoland's "Brick-or-Treat
Celebration." (Weekends in October, 2008)
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| A number of zoos are doing "Boo, at the zoo" events at least Halloween
weekend. Check your local zoo
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Check out <Boo News & Sources> for search engines.
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