"Frighteningly fun festivals prepare to take over main streets where revelers will strut in their trendy, traditional and sometimes downright outrageous costumes. Horror flicks take over a cinema screen, a murderous musical comes to the stage, and concerts by candlelight tackle "Thriller" and macabre movie themes. This is Halloween in South Florida, and it's not just for the kids. Adults, we know you're ready to eat, drink and be scary."
"Nightmare Village at Xtreme Action Park, 5300 Powerline Road, Fort Lauderdale, has three new haunted house experiences inside its Ravenswood Haunted Theater on select days through Nov. 1. Meet a demented doll maker in The Final Stitch and a cannibalistic family in The Cellar, or visit the vampire-infested Dead and Breakfast. Tickets are $30 to $40. Visit xtremeactionpark.com. Now in its 23rd year, Fright Nights returns to the South Florida Fairgrounds, 9067 Southern Boulevard, West Palm Beach, through Nov. 1."
South Florida's Halloween scene offers a wide range of adult-friendly spooky experiences across Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties. Haunted attractions include Nightmare Village at Xtreme Action Park with three new experiences — The Final Stitch, The Cellar and Dead and Breakfast — with tickets from $30 to $40. Fright Nights at the South Florida Fairgrounds returns in its 23rd year with four haunted houses, carnival rides, music and themed scare zones through Nov. 1. Additional offerings include festivals, masquerades, bar crawls, cemetery tours, horror film screenings, stage productions and candlelit concerts. Attendees should check attraction websites for waivers, age restrictions and cautions before attending.
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