Mandurah community members keen for thrills this Halloween still have plenty of opportunities to be spooked.
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Here’s a list of just a few of the Halloween themed events around the city:
Meadow Springs Asylum
Head to 11 Carnoustie Gardens between 5pm and 10pm on October 28-31 for a evening of terror.
The hair-raising event that promises a frightful time for all attendees will raise funds for cancer research and part of the proceeds will go towards Riding For The Disabled WA’s Murray/Mandurah Group.
Cost to enter the eerie Halloween house will be a gold coin donation.
Snacks will also be avaible on the night at a small cost.
For more information visit the fundraiser’s Facebook page.
Dawesville… more like Deathsville
Terror will also strike Dawesville residents.
The Halloween Fun House of Horrors at 18 Wilderness Drive promises a eerie and spooky experience for attendees on October 31 from 3:33pm to 9pm.
Event organisers will be accepting donations for the homeless.
For more information visit the event’s Facebook page.
The eerie Lake Valley Manor
Interested in snapping a picture on Halloween night in an electric chairs, guillotine or coffin?
Well if you are you’re just in luck because the Lake Valley Manor has plenty of creepy exhibits on offer for Halloween goers.
For a horrifying time head to 101 Lake Valley Drive at 5pm for the “younger monsters” and 7pm for the “older ghouls”.
For more in formation visit the manor’s Facebook page or the Facebook event.
Feasting on fear
The Food Truck Festival on October 31 at Barracks Lane Piazza from 5pm to 9pm offers the community a terrifying evening on the town.
Entry will cost $5 and there will be plenty of “glowing gouly goodie bags” available for purchase.
There will also be prizes awarded to the spookiest costumes and best dancers.
For more information visit the event’s Facebook page.
To find more locations offering a thrill this Halloween visit the Halloween Trick Or Treat Mandurah and surrounding areas Western Australia’s Facebook page.
