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The Miami Vol. 88, Issue 43 | Oct. 28 - Oct. 31, 2010 . HURRICANE STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI IN CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA, SINCE 1929
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Fright Nights - South Florida Fair
Grounds
Located at the South Florida Fair
Grounds in West Palm, this is the largest
haunted attraction in South Florida, with
three haunted house options. For your
friends who can’t stomach the scares there
are carnival rides to enjoy and even a new
exhibit called the creature. It is slightly
out of the way, but not as bad as trip to Or-lando
to get your fill of Halloween horror.
Buried Alive - Key Biscayne by
the Seaquarium
So you saw the Ryan Reynolds
movie. But how about trying it out
for yourself? Guaranteed to scare the brav-est
out there, get trapped underground
at Key Biscayne’s Buried Alive haunted
park. If you make it through to the end
there are unlimited carnival rides, an am-ateur
DJ competition, food and beer.
House of Horror Amusement Park
- Miami International Mall
Miami’s House of Horror is located
at the Miami International Mall making
it a very large venue. There are over 25
haunted scenes. The park is complete with
carnival rides and musical acts. It is af-fordable
and safe for all ages, but it is still
guaranteed to put you in the Halloween
spirit.
BY ABIGAIL GARNER | CONTRIBUTING EDGE WRITER
Get a real scare this Halloween and forgo your usual haunt of house
parties (oh the horror!). Check out these local All Hallows' Eve options
for a spooky good time.
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Miami Haunts
Get spooked at local haunted houses
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