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Family Fun Dayz: Halloween Spooktacular

Join us for a day full of spooky fun! Dress up to participate in the costume contest, create a scultpted creature straight out of your imagination, and make sure to stop at all of the spooky stations to participate in ghoul hunts and sweet treats! Purchase 1 Family ticket and receive admission for all members of your immediate family!  Cost $10.00 per Adult $20.00 per Family Register Here Support provided by American Savings Foundation Interested in discounts, free admission, and…

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October 26, 2024 @ 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm

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144 W Main St
Waterbury, CT United States

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Join us for a day full of spooky fun! Dress up to participate in the costume contest, create a scultpted creature straight out of your imagination, and make sure to stop at all of the spooky stations to participate in ghoul hunts and sweet treats!
Purchase 1 Family ticket and receive admission for all members of your immediate family! 
Cost
$10.00 per Adult
$20.00 per Family
Register Here
Support provided by American Savings Foundation
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