Halloween Choices in Dallas/Fort Worth

Blogging pal, Astroprof, sent information on spooky Halloween events in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

The first option is The Boneyard, which calls itself the Largest Haunt in Texas.  At over half a mile long, last year’s Boneyard was recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records as the “largest walk-through haunted house in the world.”  This year it’s back, and bigger!

This is a “performance” haunted house, with dramatic music and skilled actors drawing the crowds into the sets.  The Boneyard features over 50 chilling scenes, along with food, music, and games in an all-indoor environment.  All net proceeds from The Boneyard go to support local Special Olympics Teams.

The Boneyard is located in the heart of the DFW Metroplex, at 3000 E. Pioneer Parkway in Arlington, Texas, just south of Six Flags Amusement Park on Highway 360.

And over in Fort Worth, is another Haunted House calling itself the largest in the world:  Cutting Edge. 

Cutting Edge is located in a 235,000 square foot warehouse built in the late 1920’s.  The haunted house features ghosts, phantoms, and all sorts of spooky ghouls.  There’s even a spooky Santa ghost!

Cutting Edge is located in Downtown Fort Worth at 1701 E. Lancaster Avenue (the Intersection of I-30 and Hwy 287).  Hours are 7 pm-10 pm during the week, open till midnight on Friday, Saturday and Halloween.  Admission is $23 (plus tax) for adults, $18.50 for children 10 and under.

Thanks for the info, Astroprof.  Let me know if you check either of them out for yourself.