It's not long before Autumn begins in the UK and according to the meteorological calendar, the first day of Autumn is set to fall on September 1. During this time, many of our minds will turn to all things seasonal and yes, that means Halloween.
Making a grand return to Glasgow this October, Scotland’s favourite Halloween event is bringing fear, fun and frolics as many minds turn to a season holiday favourite, Halloween.
READ MORE: 'Must have' autumnal £10 pumpkin-scented candle that sounds like 'crackling fire' when it burns Not only will you be able to unleash your inner thrill-seeker with attractions including a wide range of exciting rides, but there will also be a Spooky Silent Disco, photo opportunities and fang-tastic food options.
Spooktacular tickets give visitors unlimited access to over 15 rides for the duration of a four hour session alongside access to the photo opportunities, food and drink, paid games and attractions.
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