Guide to Haunted Houses in Miami, Florida

The Halloween fever has hit Miami, Florida bringing events and attractions for all ages.
Miami Seaquarium Monster Splash 2007.

This event runs from October 26-28, and on October 31, from 5 pm-10 pm on all four nights. In keeping with the animal theme, they will offer animal shows, as well as several haunted houses, 70 costume dressed workers running through the park, and fireworks every night. Kids in costume will be treated to "special" surprises, and all kids have the chance to trick or treat safely. Tickets are priced at $19.95 per person. For more information call (305) 361-5705, ext. 225, or check out their website at . www.miamiseaquarium.com.

The Little Farm Pumpkin Patch.

This is the perfect place for little kids who might not be ready for a "haunted house" experience. At the Little Farm Pumpkin Patch, the whole family can pick pumpkins, take a ride on a real horse, or even make their own scarecrow. Families can bring their own clothes to dress up their scarecrow, or buy them on site. The Little Farm Pumpkin Patch is located at 22400 SW 134^th Avenue in Miami.

House of Terror.

This one is strictly for the older kids and adults in the family. The House of Terror located in Bicentennial Park is Miami's only professional haunted house, and has all the scares you'll need. This 2 acre park completely transforms for the Halloween season with rides, entertainment, and haunted attractions. The House of Terror runs from October 9-November 2.For more information call (305) 358-7550.

Haunted Forest and Haywagon Ride.

Nothing says autumn more than a ride on a Haywagon, and this attraction doesn't disappoint. This half-mile trail runs through the forest where costumed actors are ready to pounce. Located in North Miami Beach, it perfect for the whole family. For more information call (305) 944-8670.

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