Welcome
to my haunts page. This list is only of local haunts
near and around Montreal, Canada. If you would like
to have a comprehensive list of professional haunts
go to: www.hauntedattraction.com.
If you are from the rest of Canada, please visit: www.halloweenproject.com.
| La
Maison Hauntée: http://www.maisonhantee.qc.ca |
- The Haunted House is a legendary institution
in Montreal, a mysterious adventure that presents
a dinner show, which is out of the ordinary, on
the border of fantastic.
This 18th century Victorian house has accommodated
the Hudson Bay's fur trading post, retail trades
and several Montreal families. It was then left
to its many ghosts.
Friday November 13th 1987, 1037 de Bleury St.
(current address) opened its massive door once
again. This residence now has a name that tells
you good deal about its vocation: The Haunted
House.
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| Frightfest
at La Ronde: http://halloween.laronde.com/en/ |
- La Ronde’s Halloween Frightfest is a
huge family affair that caters to all tastes,
from high thrill enthusiasts, to children and
even to the less courageous. Discover the many
special activities that will be offered during
October.
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| The
Great Pumpkin Ball: website |
- Along with the arrival of fall comes Halloween
and with Halloween comes the Botanical Garden's
famous event, The Great Pumpkin Ball. From
hundreds of decorated pumpkins to the famous
maze, mysterious spiders and the friendly witch
Esmeralda, the Botanical Garden will be pulling
out all the stops to celebrate Halloween all
October long! Ideal for children of all ages,
The Great Pumpkin Ball is the perfect place
to celebrate the spookiest holiday of them
all! It's a pumpkin party!
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| The
Grand Masquerade: http://www.grandemascarade.com/ |
- Prepare to be scared in the City of Festivals
as Montreal presents the second edition of this
phantasmagorical four-night celebration of Halloween
on October 27-28-29-30, 2005. This thoroughly
ghoulish Festival is a unique spectacle that
has brought in an estimated 75,000 morbidly inclined
individuals to the many bizarre happenings scheduled
for its first edition last fall.
These creepy festivities are taking place
on a free outdoor site in Old-Montreal where
old ghosts walk among us through the cobble-stone
street maze of the old city. We dare you to
visit after twilight this terrifying and haunting
animated site set up in the center square of
Old Montreal, where most activities are free
of charge, while others cost only a pittance.
Continuous on-site animation with performers
from such backgrounds as circus arts, dance,
theatre , pyrotechnics and many more fill up
the darkness in a very theatrical ambiance
that will send shivers down your spine.
BEWARE: this event is not targeted towards
children. We recommend parental guidance.
It's a Halloween Hootenanny!
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| Old
Montreal Ghost Trail: http://www.phvm.qc.ca/ |
- After the sun has set over the city, a number
of ghosts haunt the streets of Old Montreal and
the wharves of the Old Port. They are waiting
for you! For the 2005 season, you can meet them
every Saturday in June, September and October,
from Wednesday to Sunday between June 22nd and
August 28 and during the Halloween Special on
October 28, 29, 30 and 31.
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| La
Petite maison d'halloween: http://laptitemaisondhalloween.com/ |
- A great site devoted to a local haunt located
outside of Montreal in Levis, Qc. They have been
haunting on the south shore for over 3 years
now.
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