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The Halloween season is coming to an end so it’s time to try to get to as many activities as you can. One of the cutest is HallZOOween at the Cincinnati Zoo.
Sunday, Oct. 31, is the last day to experience the zoo’s fall festivities, including trick-or-treat stations, the Hogwarts Express train and Scare-ousel.
“We couldn’t have Treat Stations last year, and families, especially the kids, really love to ‘trick-or-treat’ through the Zoo,” said Cincinnati Zoo’s special events manager Kim Denzler in a release. “Everyone is glad to see those back again, including the volunteers who enjoy interacting with all the kids and seeing their costumes.”
On top of the Halloween events ending, the Kanga’ Klimb and Cheetah Encounter will also be closing down for the winter this weekend.
HallZOOween takes place noon-5 p.m. and the final Cheetah Encounters of the year will take place 10:30 a.m. and noon Oct. 30 and Oct. 31. The Kanga’ Klimb is open 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m. those same days and requires separate tickets. HallZOOween is included with zoo admission (except for the rides).
The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden is located at 3400 Vine St., Avondale. More info and tickets: cincinnatizoo.org.
Check out our other days of recommendations:
- 12 Days of Halloween: Day Ten — Scary Drive-In Movie Night
- 12 Days of Halloween: Day Nine — Get the Party Started
- 12 Days of Halloween: Day Eight — Candy Stash
- 12 Days of Halloween: Day Seven — Haunted House Stop
- 12 Days of Halloween: Day Six — Costume Time
- 12 Days of Halloween: Day Five — Magic Supplies Restock
- 12 Days of Halloween: Day Four — Murder Mystery
- 12 Days of Halloween: Day Three — Witches Brew
- 12 Days of Halloween: Day Two — Ghost Hunting
- 12 Days of Halloween in Cincinnati: Day One — Pumpkin Preparation
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This article appears in Oct 27 – Nov 9, 2021.