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Have Fun at California’s Great America
Posted on September 15, 2009 By (Edit)
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Have Fun at California’s Great America
There are only a couple more months in the year when you can visit HYPERLINK “http://www.pgathrills.com/index.cfm” California’s Great America.
Open now only on weekends, there are more deals and events than ever before. For instance September 19 & 20 it is bring-a-friend for $15. For acknowledgement of Autism Awareness Day on September 19, a $35 ticket includes an all you can eat picnic, autism organizations support groups exhibits, a ticket to participate in a raffle, and a schedule full of non-stop events. On September 26, don’t miss the culmination of the Bay Area Band in a Battle of the Bay Area Bands.
In October, the haunt is on with the Halloween Haunt. California’s Great America completely transforms with six spine-tingling haunted mazes, four themed scare zones, one themed attraction, four head-turning live stage shows, plus all of the park rides. The freight begins Fridays and Saturdays in October from 7pm to 12am.
For the younger kids, Nick or Treat is free with part admission and the kids will be able to trick-or-treat along with Nickelodeon characters like Spongebob Squarepants and Dora the Explorer at five designated trick-or-treat stations in Nickelodeon Central. This experience is for kids ages 12 or younger and runs from noon to 4pm.
Visit California’s Great America site for HYPERLINK “http://www.pgathrills.com/shop/shopping_general_admission.cfm” ticket information and HYPERLINK “http://www.pgathrills.com/visit/visit_directions.cfm” directions.
There are only a couple more months in the year when you can visit California’s Great America.
Open now only on weekends, there are more deals and events than ever before. For instance September 19 & 20 it is bring-a-friend for $15. For acknowledgement of Autism Awareness Day on September 19, a $35 ticket includes an all you can eat picnic, autism organizations support groups exhibits, a ticket to participate in a raffle, and a schedule full of non-stop events. On September 26, don’t miss the culmination of the Bay Area Band in a Battle of the Bay Area Bands.
In October, the haunt is on with the Halloween Haunt. California’s Great America completely transforms with six spine-tingling haunted mazes, four themed scare zones, one themed attraction, four head-turning live stage shows, plus all of the park rides. The freight begins Fridays and Saturdays in October from 7pm to 12am.
For the younger kids, Nick or Treat is free with part admission and the kids will be able to trick-or-treat along with Nickelodeon characters like Spongebob Squarepants and Dora the Explorer at five designated trick-or-treat stations in Nickelodeon Central. This experience is for kids ages 12 or younger and runs from noon to 4pm.
Visit California’s Great America site for ticket information and directions.
