This Halloween, the Sacramento area offers a chilling assortment of haunted house attractions. Each of these attractions is specially prepared for the Halloween season. Click on the highlighted links below for all event details.
In Roseville, at the Placer County Fair & Events Center, families have a wide array of spooky choices. 'Heartstoppers Haunted House' be joining forces with the great Callson Manor, to create, what they consider to be, the area's largest Halloween Haunted Event. This year event organizers promise visitors will experience more than in previous years, as they walk the expanded decaying town where Hex had to fight off the incoming hordes. These events are probably not for younger kids; parents are urge to exercise their discretion.
Also not for the the younger members of the family is the Fear Overload Haunted House, located downtown at the Westfield Downtown Plaza. For some 12 years this group has been honing its haunting skills. The head haunt-makers at this 'house' boast:
In Citrus Heights, at the Marketplace at Birdcage, thrill-seekers can enjoy the 'Fright Planet World of Fear' Haunted House. Since Fright Planet organizers state, with pride, that they have '...made grown men leave in tears...', this event is also not for the young or easily disturbed. Those under 13 are required to be accompanied by an adult. To maneuver through this attraction, it will likely take 30 to 45 minutes, probably longer on weekends.
For kids under 10 years old, there's the 'Boo at the Zoo' event at the Sacramento Zoo. While this is not exactly a haunted house, it does provide a fun and safe environment for younger kids to enjoy Halloween. Kids are invited to 'trick or treat' around Lake Victoria, all dressed up in their Halloween finery. Other activities include magic shows, kid's haunted house, food, music, spooky train, creepy carousel and lots of family fun!
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In Roseville, at the Placer County Fair & Events Center, families have a wide array of spooky choices. 'Heartstoppers Haunted House' be joining forces with the great Callson Manor, to create, what they consider to be, the area's largest Halloween Haunted Event. This year event organizers promise visitors will experience more than in previous years, as they walk the expanded decaying town where Hex had to fight off the incoming hordes. These events are probably not for younger kids; parents are urge to exercise their discretion.
Also not for the the younger members of the family is the Fear Overload Haunted House, located downtown at the Westfield Downtown Plaza. For some 12 years this group has been honing its haunting skills. The head haunt-makers at this 'house' boast:
With over 25 years of combined haunting experience, our lead design team is highly distinguished for their realism and intricacy to make our attractions deathly terrifying. We take pride in each haunted attraction we create.
In Citrus Heights, at the Marketplace at Birdcage, thrill-seekers can enjoy the 'Fright Planet World of Fear' Haunted House. Since Fright Planet organizers state, with pride, that they have '...made grown men leave in tears...', this event is also not for the young or easily disturbed. Those under 13 are required to be accompanied by an adult. To maneuver through this attraction, it will likely take 30 to 45 minutes, probably longer on weekends.
For kids under 10 years old, there's the 'Boo at the Zoo' event at the Sacramento Zoo. While this is not exactly a haunted house, it does provide a fun and safe environment for younger kids to enjoy Halloween. Kids are invited to 'trick or treat' around Lake Victoria, all dressed up in their Halloween finery. Other activities include magic shows, kid's haunted house, food, music, spooky train, creepy carousel and lots of family fun!
To add your own activity or event to Famplosion.com, free of charge, click here
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