Happy Frights at San Antonio Botanical Garden

Celebrate Halloween in style with Happy Frights at the San Antonio Botanical Garden, a thrilling yet family-friendly event running from October 11 to November 2, 2024. This immersive trick-or-treat adventure offers guests of all ages the chance to explore 11 whimsical worlds filled with live actors, fun surprises, and 8 candy stations. Along the way, visitors will encounter magical creatures, festive sights, and unique activities that make it more than just your typical Halloween experience.
Highlights include a photo opportunity with a towering 12-foot jack-o-lantern, meeting a lively bridge troll dancing by the lake, and navigating through a glowing neon-light maze. Brave families can venture into the Dragon’s Den, home to massive dragons, or climb atop a giant hay-pyramid. The celebration also embraces Mexican culture with a vibrant Día de los Muertos display, where guests can meet La Catrina and larger-than-life Alebrijes. Presented by the San Antonio Botanical Garden, Happy Frights promises a blend of spooky and playful adventures, perfect for creating lasting holiday memories with the whole family. With events running across several evenings, there are plenty of opportunities to join the fun and indulge in the spirit of Halloween.
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