The 22nd season of Fright Nights at the PNE has officially launched, bringing back Vancouver’s spookiest attraction for another thrilling year. This year’s event offers over a dozen exciting rides, creepy roaming monsters, live performances, and, of course, the infamous haunted houses.
Courtney Karg, spokesperson for the PNE, shared with 1130 NewsRadio that Fright Nights 2021 has something eerie in store for everyone. From the chilling Carnival for clown enthusiasts to the hair-raising Keepers Doll Factory for those who love scary dolls, and the adventurous void where visitors become Rangers embarking on a search for missing teens in the howling caves.
Karg advises early arrival as the line-ups can be just as spine-tingling as the haunted houses themselves. She highlighted the unique features of each haunted house, urging guests to explore them all.
In addition to the returning favorites, new attractions have been added this year. Guests can enjoy more photo opportunities and encounter additional roaming actors throughout the park, enhancing the immersive experience.
Fright Nights will run on most evenings leading up to Halloween, with gates opening at 6 p.m. Tickets can be purchased on the PNE’s website.