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Evelyn Kanter

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Boo!  Get those fangs, flake blood and Donald Trump masks ready for these Spooktacular Spooktober events in NYC for grownups, for $25 or less.  Because Halloween isn’t just for kids.

The Amazing Brooklyn Halloween Scavenger Hunt – Get a team together to race around the borough to uncover clues, knock off tasks and earn points in the hopes of winning the grand prize. A series of clues leads you around the neighborhoods performing physical and mental challenges along the way. Each member of the winning team receives a New York City gift package including tickets to Quiet Clubbing, The Big Quiz Thing, Shake Rattle and Roll and more. Sat., Oct. 24th.  Get half-price tickets for $12.50

The Amazing NYC Halloween Scavenger Hunt – Same thing in Manhattan, on Sat. Oct. 31st. Get half-price tickets for $12.50.

Procession of the Ghouls at Cathedral of St. John the Divine is an annual favorite.  Watch the 1922 classic film Nosferatu, then be scared further by a parade of demons and boogeymen from beyond.  On Oct. 30.  Tickets are $20

Blood Manor is the popular haunted house back for its annual terror tactics, which include being groped in the dark.  Get discount tickets here.

Halloween Murder Mystery at the Mount Vernon Hotel Museum -A skeleton is found at the hotel, and it’s up to guests to figure out who the victim is, and the murderer, too. Agatha Christie would approve. Oct. 23 nd 24 at the historic hotel and garden, 421 East 61st St.  Tickets are $25.

Candlelight Ghost Tours of the Merhant’s House Museum – Generally regarded as one of the most haunted places in NYC, you just might encounter one of the eight folks who dies in this 1830s building in Lower Manhattan.  Tickets are $15-$30.

What are your Halloween plans>?

 

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Posted by Evelyn Kanter on October 20, 2015 | Updated May 11, 2016 Filed Under: NYC Free Tagged With: Halloween

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