Want to start Halloween early? Here is a list of spooky events going on this weekend in Toronto
Legends of Horrors (tickets)
Toronto’s Casa Loma transforms into a massive haunted house for The Legends of Horror. Tour the castle’s tunnels and darkest spaces in this immersive theatrical interpretation of all of the classic horror figures.
Toronto Island Stories – Murder at The Lighthouse (tickets)
Join Spooky Lagoon for a historical boat ride across the lake into the early history of the Toronto Islands. Discover the real story of the murder of John Paul Radelmüller, Gibraltar Point Lighthouse’s most famous keeper, along with other unique and fascinating stories about the Island’s history. This ride is sure to be a night to remember.
Ghost Walks at The Exhibition Place (tickets)
Exhibition Place is known for its bright lights, shows and events, but lurking below the surface are a few well-kept secrets that, until this walking tour, were known only to staff who work the late shift. The Horticulture Building was once used as a temporary morgue; the current site of the CNE midway was a bloody battlefield during the War of 1812; and the grounds were once home to two military forts. Not to mention the grounds own long history, going back to before the founding of the CNE in 1879 – plenty of time and plenty of reasons for an accumulation of “things that go bump in the night.”
Toronto Horror Hallways (tickets)
Think you can handle the darkness? We bring you Toronto’s Horror Hallway’s. Enter the depths of hell and explore this terrifying, seemingly never-ending maze of horror. Can you escape our hell? Visit Toronto’s Horror Hallway’s this Halloween season.
Halloween Haunt at Canada’s Wonderland (tickets)
Fear rises when darkness falls as Canada’s Wonderland is transformed from a “theme park” into a “scream park” during Halloween Haunt. Experience the thrills of your favourite rides and the chills of 20 terrifying haunted attractions and shows. With over 700 ghastly monsters waiting to feed off your screams, there’s no place to hide during the Greater Toronto Area’s largest Halloween event.
Let’s go get spooked.
