Hello, boils and ghouls,Couldn't help it. Last time we brought you the details on Horror Nights over at Universal, now it's time for Dark Harbor to shine or at least glow menacingly. It's starting up on the 29th of September, giving you a full month or at least 20 nights of horror.
We have The Iron Master, a new scary ghost with a back-story and his new maze The Intrepid.
From the press release: The new maze transports guests aboard a steamin’ locomotive, back to the birthplace of the Golden Era of Travel –Scotland’s storied shipyard of Clydebank. Blazing down the Iron Master’s death-defying tracks, guests will bear witness on his cursed journey to save The R.M.S. Queen Mary from her predecessor’s Titanic peril. All who dare will swelter and drip with fear as they traverse and crawl to their final destination: Iron Hell. The Iron Master has crossed oceans of time to reclaim his beloved Queen Mary. How far will you go?
Joining the Intrepid maze will be Panic 4-D and Voodoo House Bar & Tasting Room, with more info coming for each later.
Returning from last year:
Mazes:Circus, Lullaby, Deadrise, Soulmate and B340. Joining them are the following attractions. Hex Paintball Gallery, Sideshow, Neverland Ranch’s Sinister Swings, R.I.P. Lounge, Big Top Bar, demonic DJ’s and other main stage mayhem make for a freakishly good time.
Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor
September 29 - October 31
Starting at $20, does not include parking
If planning way in advance you can already get tickets for the
7th Annual Dia de los Muertos at Hollywood ForeverSaturday Oct 29,
Doors: 12:00 PM
(ends at 12:00 AM)
Hollywood Forever
6000 Santa Monica Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA
Los Angeles, CA
Event Ends at Midnight Saturday Night / $20 tickets available at door
This joyful celebration of our ancestors will feature:
- Musical performances by grammy award winning artists.
- 100+ Altars created by members of the community to their ancestors and loved ones
- Hundreds of Aztec Ritual Dancers in full costume
- An Art Exhibition in the Cathedral Mausoleum
- A children’s arts project area
- A Dance Plaza featuring historical and modern dance rituals
- Arts and Crafts vendors
- Food vendors from around Los Angeles
