Springs Preserve Dares You To Enter Haunted Harvest 2010

Oct. 6, 2010 - PRLog -- Las Vegas, NV - Some things just keep coming back for more...venture into the Springs Preserve and experience Haunted Harvest 2010 as it returns for a third ghoulish season. Ghostly fun and mouth-watering treats await the arrival of visitors of all ages during the spooktacular event that runs Fridays-Sundays, October 15-31, from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Family-friendly activities include a haunted maze, trick-or-treat stations, monstrous entertainment and creepy characters, carnival games, and much more! Howl in the moonlight of the 8-acre boo-tanical garden complete with the winning entries from our annual Scavenger Scarecrow Contest.    

Those with a ravenous appetite can feast on food concessions or visit the Springs Cafe by Wolfgang Puck where themed evenings will offer up food and beverage crafts, "tattoo" stations and photo opportunities. Themes include "Wolfgang Puck's World of Wizardry and Witchcraft," "Puck's Pirates and Princess Party," and "Wolfgang Puck's Wild Wild West." There is an additional $3 per person fee to participate.

Haunted Harvest will end with Sunny 106.5-FM's annual Safe Street Trick or Treating event on Halloween Eve. Haunted Harvest is made possible in part through the generous contributions of our sponsors: MGM Resorts International, Sunny 106.5FM (KSNE), and Shift 4 Secure Payment Processing.  

Admission to Haunted Harvest is $8 Adults, $4 children 5-12. Children 4 and under are free. Preserve members get their admission prices slashed in half. Tickets are available at Springs Preserve and advanced tickets are available on-line (Price does not include $1 per ticket on-line convenience fee.). Log-on to springspreserve.org for tickets, event information, and membership information.

About the Springs Preserve
Located three miles from the famed Las Vegas Strip, the Springs Preserve is a 180-acre national historic site featuring boo-tanical gardens, trails, historical structures, restored wetlands, wildlife exhibits, a child’s play area and a 1,800-seat amphitheater. Indoor experiences include two exhibition galleries dedicated to showcasing art of local and national significance, on-site technologically advanced learning center and interactive museum exhibits, and the Springs Cafe by Wolfgang Puck. The Springs Preserve also hosts seasonal special events including concerts, arts shows and holiday experiences. Visit springspreserve.org or call 702-822-7700. Follow us on-line via Facebook/Twitter/You Tube. Find us on Google Maps.

Please direct e-mail inquires to both addresses listed below:
dawn.barraclough@springspreserve.org / jim.johnson@springspreserve.org
702-822-7733 / 702-822-7737