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There’s a terrifying haunt at this Edmonton park with unlimited scares

Take a haunted carnival ride and explore a ghostly new world. DARK is back for its seventh year at the historic Fort Edmonton Park, and according to their website it’s “the most terrifying year yet.”

See Fort Edmonton Park transformed into an eerie haunted carnival. There will be unsettling twists and terrifying turns. Not to mention new haunts filled with spooky surprises.

Here’s everything else to look forward to.

What to expect

Image via Fort Edmonton Park

DARK is Fort Edmonton Park’s annual Halloween event. It runs every Thursday to Saturday until November 2nd, with gates opening at 6:30 PM, and haunts running from 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM.

If you need a break between scares there will be spooky beats courtesy of the live DJ and food trucks to refuel. See if you can spot local favourites like Jackie-O’s, Tiramisu Bistro, and Mr. Waffle among others.

It’s recommended to get your tickets in advance as there won’t be tickets at the door on sold-out nights.

Are you brave enough to try it for yourself?

DARK at Fort Edmonton Park

When: Now until Sunday, November 2nd, 2024
Where: Fort Edmonton Park – 7000 143 Street
Cost: $50+

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