Halloween Haunt at Canada’s Wonderland will have new spooks and lanterns you can explore with

Something spooky is brewing at Canada’s Wonderland. Halloween Haunt is returning to the park this month with some spine-chilling new treats and attractions to experience.

The annual event transforms Canada’s Wonderland into something out of your worst nightmare. Hundreds of monsters roam the pathways and lurk behind every bend.

You can brave 13 haunted attractions, including six mazes and seven scare zones, as well as terrifying live shows and night rides.

You can also dig into some creepy treats and boozy drinks that are fit for the spookiest of beings.

Here’s what to know about Halloween Haunt this year.

Canada’s Wonderland is bringing back Halloween Haunt on 19 select nights from September 27 extended through November 2, 2024.

There will be a bone-chilling new maze to explore called Demons of the Deep, which takes you into a deserted marine lab filled with flooded passages and creepy underwater scenes.

You’ll also be able to dig into some ominous new menu items, like the Bear Bites (smoked chicken sandwich with egg, avocado and aioli) and Zombie Apple Fritters served with either classic strawberry sauce, s’mores or cookies n’ cream.

You can sip on Witches Brew, a new blood bag cocktail with blood orange syrup, sweet and sour, tequila and shimmering edible glitter, as well as and mocktail blood bags.

Halloween Haunt is offering a new lantern experience this year, where guests can purchase a themed lantern that activates 50 ghostly features around the park.

Canada’s Wonderland is also bringing back Oktoberfest for three weekends in September and Camp Spooky for some scare-free attractions.

Tickets for the upcoming events are currently available online.

Before you get going, check out our Responsible Travel Guide so you can be informed, be safe, be smart, and most of all, be respectful on your adventure.

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