Montreal La Ronde's Halloween Festival Is Coming & Zombies Will Be Roaming The Park

"Fright Fest" is on its way back to spook us all.

Montreal La Ronde's Halloween Festival Is Coming & Zombies Will Be Roaming The Park
La Ronde, La Ronde
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There's no better way to kick off autumn than by immersing yourself in Montreal La Ronde's Halloween season.

The amusement park's "Fright Fest" will be taking place every weekend from October 2 to 31, 2021.

During this spooky time, you'll be able to find haunted houses, "scare zones," different shows and of course, rides, all in one spot.

Be warned though — La Ronde's Fright Fest isn't for anyone who gets scared too easily.

Tickets to see this real-life nightmare in person start at $29.99.

Fright Fest at La Ronde

Price: Starting at $29.99

Fright Fest is happening from October 2 to 31 on weekends only, including the Thanksgiving weekend, from 1-10 p.m. on Saturdays and 1-8 p.m. on Sundays (same for Monday, October 11)

Address: 22, Chemin Macdonald, Montreal, QC

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