Since 1999, the Stanley Park Hallowe'en Ghost Train has spooked thousands of families who dared to climb aboard. Each year, the Ghost Train reinvents itself with a new theme, a new set, new costumes, and many more surprises dreamed up by the creative and imaginative team at Mortal Coil Performance Society .

Family adventures at this year's Ghost Train, in addition to the train ride, will include the always-popular Haunted Children's Farmyard and its spooky animals, along with other activities. On Thursday through Saturday nights, you can take part in the Creatures of the Night Walks hosted by the Stanley Park Ecology Society .

Refreshments

There are plenty of snacks and hot beverages available for purchase at the Concession on-site. Popcorn is available at the cob house.

Getting There

When you enter Stanley Park off Georgia Street, go straight ahead up Pipeline Road (don't turn right under the overpass) through the Rose Garden and look for our parking attendants to guide you to available parking spots. Event parking is free after 5pm.

The Ghost Train is readily accessible by transit. The terminus for the #19 bus  is at the bus loop, right by the entrance to the Train Plaza. Check with TransLink  at 604-953-3333 for more detailed information.

Admission

Admission to the Plaza is free. Tickets are required to ride the Bright Nights Train and visit the Children's Farmyard.

Tickets (2010 prices):

Adult	$11.00
Discount	$7.00
Children & Youth (2-18), Seniors (65+)

Admission includes a ride on the Train and a visit to the Children's Farmyard, open 5pm-9pm nightly.

Tickets can be purchased through Ticketmaster, or on the same day at the ticket booth in the Train Plaza in Stanley Park.

Event Information

Call our Infoline at 604-257-8531 after September 6, 2010.

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