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 | The end of October brings the big crescendo of Halloween events. A personal fave type of Halloween fun is to board a spooky train on a crisp fall night.... | |
Halloween Train Rides
All aboard, for your last chance to ride a Halloween train this year. Many tourist railroads offer themed rides in October: spooky trains, trains that chug their way to a pumpkin patch... At several locations kids can take the "Great Pumpkin Patch Express Train" featuring characters from the Peanuts comic strip. Check out some different Halloween Train Rides... And start planning now for the next seasonal rides: Christmas-themed train rides are extremely popular so book as early as possible.
| Halloween Events
This is the last big weekend for Halloween events, which are a boon for family travelers who can do a weekend getaway: whether families head to the countryside or to a favorite city, they're sure to find Halloween-themed fun this weekend and next.
| Scared-y Parks
Some theme parks are seriously and famously scary, but fortunately for those of us with young kids or those of us who are just plain squeamish there is a plenty of not-so-frightening fun as well. Pretty much every theme park opens its gates this weekend for Halloween fun, and About.com's Guide for Theme Parks provides a great overview plus details you can sink your fangs into.
| Disney World Free Dining Plan
And finally: this popular offer is back again, and the travel time extends all the way from October 2011 to September 2012 (on select dates). Guests can buy a 4-night/ 5 day package that includes accommodation at a Disney World Resort plus theme park tix, and get the Disney Dining Plan thrown in for free. You need to book by December 15 2011!
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