Are you still looking for the ultimate San Diego scare this Halloween? Check in to the Haunted Hotel, where you can walk into (and hopefully out of) some of film’s most terrifying scenes.
This is clearly not meant for children, but looks like a frightfully good time.
“The Haunted Hotel…where movies come to life…”
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Here’s another San Diego Halloween tradition that you won’t want to miss if you really like a good scare. The Haunted Trail of Balboa Park features frightening characters from stories and films, graveyards and ghosts, menacing trees, and dark, scary trails at San Diego’s favorite outdoor haunted attraction.
The Haunted Trail runs through November 1. It’s not recommended for children under ten years of age, pregnant women, or people with heart conditions, and yes, it’s really that scary!
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Are you looking for family-friendly Halloween fun? Would you like to try something a little different? Then you won’t want to miss the 8th annual Haunted Birch Aquarium – where science goes mad!
On October 24, 25, 26, 2008 (6-9 p.m.), you can begin your spook-tacular adventure with a journey down the spirited pumpkin patch where extraordinary characters will have you spellbound.
Then, if you dare, enter the haunted Hall of Fishes, home to wolf eels, moon jellies and other marine animals that slither and float. In the dark, catch a glimpse of bioluminescence from the sea. Are you brave …read more
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For a scream of a good time, head over to the Del Mar “Scaregrounds” this month and enter the Scream Zone!
Along with the ghosts, ghouls and zombies who have been taking over more than five acres of the Del Mar Fairgrounds every October for the last ten years, new features for 2008 include:
NEW blood-curdling scenes in the House of Horror. Test your bravery in the Doll House & Factory, the Funeral Home Room, the Electrocution Room, Chaos Hallway and Freaky Farm & Barn, plus the new surprises in the Moving Floor Room, the Killer Clowns Room, and the Butcher …read more
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