The drive-thru haunted forest attraction will spook for one night only. Credit: Courtesy Photo / Boy Scouts of America Alamo Area Council
Thrill seekers of all ages on Oct. 22 will be able to take part in a drive-thru haunted forest attraction in San Antonio’s Castle Hills neighborhood.
Hosted by the Alamo Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America, the annual event offers interactive, kiddo-appropriate vignettes, enjoyable from the comfort of the family car.
According to event officials, the drive-thru haunted forest is “fantastic” for younger children and highly sensitive participants.
Entry to the event — happening Oct. 22 from 6-9 p.m. — is $20 per carload. The one-night spook-fest will take over McGimsey Scout Park, located at 10810 Wedgewood in Castle Hills.
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