7410 Hwy 212
Chaska, MN 55318
Weekends, Sept. 28 thru Oct. 28
7:00 pm to 11:00 pm
Cost: Adults $25, Children $20 for Peak nights, VIP and Coupons available
Scream Town is one of the largest halloween haunted attractions in Minnesota and much more than just a Haunted House, it offers much more than other Minnesota Haunted Houses with over 5 Huge Attractions.
Scream Town is an entire town of fear right here in the Twin Cities. It is one of just a few places in Minnesota that has a haunted corn maze, and it is the largest haunted corn maze in Minnesota! Scream Town is just 40 minutes away from Minneapolis MN and 50 minutes from St. Paul MN.
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Trail of Terror
Renaissance Festival Site
12364 Chestnut Blvd.
Shakopee, MN 55379-8944
Every Thurs. -Sun., Oct. 11 thru Oct 28
7:00 pm to 11:00 pm
Cost: $19.95 for adults, $13.95 children 5-12, $16.95 online or at Walgreens
For those who like to celebrate the season with heart-stopping jolts and creepy chills, the Trail of Terror offers quite a few options, such as the haunted woods walk, the winding maze, the slimy Crystal Caves, the jail, and Lockdown, a sensory-deprivation experiment. In between the fearful moments, folks can visit the gypsy grotto to have their fortunes told, dance at Club Scream, warm up at the bonfire, play some beer pong, or sing their hearts out at karaoke. Check them out on Facebook and Twitter.
Zombie Pub Crawl: The West Bank
Palmer's Bar
500 S. Cedar Ave.
Minneapolis, MN 55454
Sat., Oct. 13
4:00 pm to 2:00 am
Cost: $22.99/$40 at crawl
Things have changed greatly over time for the Zombie Pub Crawl, which is now in its eighth year. What started as a modest-sized crawl through northeast Minneapolis is now an epic, all-day binge fest drawing in over 10,000 undead to two cities. Bars, nightclubs, and restaurants along Minneapolis's West Bank will welcome zombies who are 21+ for drink specials (keep an eye out for limited-edition cans of "Brain Belt" from Grain Belt), special performances, and sidewalk shenanigans. Be prepared for big crowds and lines, but part of the event's charm is meeting new friends while waiting for that pint or bathroom stall. The big stage act of the night for this part of town is the Gin Blossoms at the Cabooze, but other bars will be offering live music as well. If bar crowds get to be too much inside, there are usually a few good food trucks, outdoor grilling, and beer specials to be had in open parking lots, sidewalks, and patios. Meanwhile, over at St. Paul's Midway Stadium, there's Zombie Island. This all-ages zombie party will feature a variety of activities in one convenient place. Amenities for the undead include free carnival rides, fireworks at dusk, and a live performance from DMX. There's also a possibility that Phil, a 50-foot inflatable zombie, will be hanging out. Attendance on the Island should peak at around 8 p.m., when the festival attempts to break a Guinness World Record for Largest Gathering of Zombies. The current record is 4,093, so we should have this one in the bag. Want to attend both parties? No worries; there will be a shuttle for those old enough to drink.
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Source: (Photo by BFresh) — By Jessica Armbruster
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