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Regina’s Haunted Houses Ready for Thrills This Halloween!
UPDATE: Halloween excitement is building in Regina as residents transform their yards into thrilling haunted attractions! With just days until October 31, families are gearing up for a spine-chilling experience that promises fun and fright for all ages.
Shawn Hilborn, a local Halloween enthusiast, is spearheading the festivities with his renowned walk-through haunted house, Ghoul’s Night Out, at his home on 2420 Dewdney Avenue East. Last year, the event captivated 4,500 visitors on Halloween night alone. Hilborn, along with his family, goes all out to create an unforgettable atmosphere, donning costumes and even playfully scaring guests. “You know you’re doing something right if they’re running away screaming,” he chuckled, emphasizing the lighthearted fun of the season.
Hilborn also manages the Saskatchewan Haunt Finder, an online map showcasing over 70 decorated houses and haunted attractions across Regina, with more being added as Halloween approaches. “You can make a whole day of it,” he advised, encouraging families to explore different neighborhoods for the best scares.
Here are five must-visit haunted houses in Regina this Halloween:
1. **Restless Spirit Cemetery**
Dive into the eerie atmosphere at this haunted site featuring witches and captivating animations for all ages.
**Location:** 5306 2nd Avenue North
**Hours:** 6:30-9 p.m. from October 27-31
2. **Dead Things and the Hideous Horror on Howe**
Pat Molloy delivers a chilling graveyard experience filled with ghouls and witches in Normanview.
**Location:** 330 Howe Place
**Hours:** Daily
3. **Bishop Crest Castle**
Dion Moldovan’s yard features a haunted crypt castle. Visitors are encouraged to bring donations for the Regina Humane Society.
**Location:** 3668 Bishop Crescent
**Hours:** 7-9:30 p.m. from October 29-31
4. **Creatures of the Night**
Experience a thrilling walk-through haunted house with animatronics and live actors, benefiting the Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital.
**Location:** 2170 Embury Street
**Hours:** 7-10 p.m. from October 25-November 1
5. **Spicer Scarehouse’s Final Fright**
This year marks the last chance to visit the Spicer Scarehouse, featuring a spooky maze and scary clowns. Proceeds support Bright Eyes Dog Rescue.
**Location:** 343 Fairview Road
**Hours:** 7-10 p.m. on October 29-30; 6:30-10 p.m. on Halloween
**Admission:** Tickets range from $6 to $10.
As the haunting season unfolds, the passion of Regina’s residents shines through their creative displays. The community’s spirit is palpable, making this Halloween one to remember.
Mark your calendars, gather your friends, and get ready for an exhilarating Halloween experience in Regina! The countdown has begun, and there’s no better time to embrace the spooky festivities.
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