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Howl-O-Scream Opens Sept 23, 2011 @ Busch Gardens Williamsburg

imageYesterday Busch Gardens Williamsburg pass members were given an exclusive preview of the 13th anniversary of Howl-O-Scream, which begins Sept. 23.

VP of Entertainment Scott Gasparich introduced pass members to a menagerie of creepy characters representing the Dark Side of the Gardens that make up this year’s Howl-O-Scream. Most haunted houses, scare zones and shows are new, Gasparich said, while the rest are resurrected guest favorites.

“Busch Gardens pulled out all the stops for Howl-O-Scream’s 13th anniversary,” Gasparich said. “There is nothing in this year’s event that hasn’t been intensified, including new takes on old favorites.”

Great new haunted houses like Dead Line offer a modern spin on some classic scares. Howl-O-Scream fans suffering from coulrophobia take note that the evil clowns are back and have taken over Festa Italia in Fear Fair and Grin and Scare It. Finally, Fiends is back in the Festhaus by popular demand. Gasparich and his creative team have breathed new life into Busch Gardens’ classic show that debuted during the first Howl-O-Scream in 1999. It is always “Code Pink” in Dr. Weirdstein’s laboratory, and the good doctor is once again feverishly working on his latest and greatest invention.

Howl-O-Scream at Busch Gardens Williamsburg begins Sept. 23 and continues every Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Oct. 30, 2011.

NOTE:  Too scary for your family?

Visit during the day to experience family-friendly rides, Sesame Street Forest of Fun and Land of the Dragons children’s areas, and up-close animal encounters perfect for fall fun. Once the clock strikes 6 p.m., the Howl-O-Scream scares begin which may not be suitable for young children.

 

Busch Gardens Howl O Scream tickets are $63.99 for adults. There are several options to save money:

Multiple visits:

If you are a Virginia resident and want to go multiple times, get the Virginia Resident Fall Fun Card for $63.99, valid for unlimited admission September 11-October 31.

If you’re not a Virginia resident and would like to visit multiple times in a weekend, get the Fall Discovery Ticket for $63.99, which is valid for 7 consecutive days from first use (Busch Gardens is only open Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays)

One visit:

If you’re only going one day, pick up coupons for $15 off admission at Wendy’s or Papa John’s (These might be valid on the Fall Discovery ticket, above, as well)

OR If you’re only going one day, you can purchase tickets through Ticketmaster.com for $47.95 for an adult, or $37.95 for a child. There is an additional convenience fee of $2.50 charged

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