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Newquay Halloween Trail 2024
Type:Halloween
Marcus Hill
Newquay
Cornwall
TR7 1BD
Guide Prices
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| FREE | Free |
Children need to be accompanied by an adult.
About
Newquay Halloween Trail: Spooky Adventure Awaits!
26th October - 3rd November 2024
Calling all brave souls and aspiring ghost hunters! A supernatural outbreak has taken over Newquay, and we need your help to find the cure before the October Half Term comes to an end!
The Haunting of Newquay
Ghosts and ghouls have invaded businesses across Newquay town centre, and we're inviting families to join our thrilling Halloween hunt. Can you track down these mischievous spirits and restore Newquay to its normal, less spooky self?
How to Join the Fun
This FREE trail, brought to you by Visit Newquay and Newquay Town Council Events, is perfect for families looking for some Halloween excitement. Here's how it works:
1. Pick up a clue sheet from Newquay Tourist Information Centre (available from 25th October 2024).
2. Follow the trail around town, solving clues to find participating businesses.
3. Look for special Halloween posters in windows or inside each location – they hold the key to finding the cure!
4. Complete your clue sheet and return it to the Tourist Information Centre to claim a special Halloween prize.
Important Details
Dates: 26th October - 3rd November 2024
For: Children accompanied by an adult
Cost: FREE
Prize Collection: Newquay Tourist Information Centre, Marcus Hill, TR7 1BD
Deadline: Complete and return your sheet by Sunday, 3rd November 2024
Don't worry if you can't finish in one day – you have until 3rd November to return your completed sheet and claim your spooky surprise!
Join us for a frighteningly good time as we work together to save Newquay from this ghostly takeover. It's the perfect way to celebrate Halloween and explore our wonderful town!
Participants must be accompanied by an adult.
Aimed at children under 12 years old.
