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Things To Do For Halloween

Get in the spirit

Kaili Magen Kellam
Oct 14, 2016
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Halloween! My favorite holiday is approaching and I love celebrating Halloween. It's just a fun holiday, there's candy and an excuse to dress up!

Do you want to go out and do something to fit the holiday? If you are in the New England area here are some ideas and things that I love doing to get in the Halloween spirit!

Fright Fest at Six Flags

I have season passes, so this is usually a must for me. It's so much fun and there are staff members dressed up and they put on a performance as well to get the fun started! If you go on Halloween night it's even better because most people are out trick or treating, so no lines for rides! There are some other amusement parks that do events like this, Fright Fest has just been the one I go to.


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Witches Woods in Westford, MA

Honestly, I have never been. The only reason for this is because I am a wimp when it comes to scary things. Ever since my friends once said we should go back in middle school, my mom always says no, just because I wouldn't go to sleep for weeks. I have heard its fun, but be aware you may be beyond scared.


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Salem, MA

This is the best place to go for Halloween festivities! Ghost tours, palm readers, haunted houses, music, and much more! Fair warning though, Halloween night can be very crowded here!


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Carve Pumpkins!

This is such an innocent craft, but yet it is fun and gets you in the Halloween spirit! There are many places to pick/ buy pumpkins. Once you pick a pumpkin, go home, be creative, and carve it to put it outside!


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Watch Halloween Movies!

Hocus Pocus, The Nightmare Before Christmas, The Halloweentown movies, these are just some of my personal favorites. Then, there are always horror movies if you want a little bit of scary thrill.


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This is just to name a few things! Happy Halloween!

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