Thursday, October 16, 2008

CALLING ALL BRAVE SOULS! TUNNEL OF TERROR OPENS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23RD AT DYNAMIC EARTH!

The Tunnel of Terror, North America’s only underground haunted house, is coming to life (so to speak!) and will be open from October 23rd to 30th at Dynamic Earth, Home of the Big Nickel!






Thrill seekers will be taken seven storeys below the earth to see the incredible transformation of the underground mining tour into the Tunnel of Terror. Are you brave enough to be among the first to venture into the tunnel to risk it all for the cursed diamond – a jewel so priceless that thousands of prospectors have lost their lives searching for it?

Please Note: Halloween at Dynamic Earth is a family-friendly event, however, the Tunnel of Terror is not recommended for children under 8.

The Tunnel of Terror is only one component of the overall Halloween experience at Dynamic Earth. Enjoy spooky stories, crafts, face painting, and children’s games for all ages!

Let Dr. Dread horrify you with his latest experiments! Gross out in the gruesome dissection lab! Meet brave witch Hilda and her assistant in the creepy crawlers chamber. Take part in a scavenger hunt, break the spell, and receive a ghastly prize!

Hours of Operation:
Weekdays: 5 to 9 p.m.
Weekends: Noon to 9 p.m.

For more details, visit dynamicearth.ca/Halloween.

Halloween at Dynamic Earth is supported by EZ Rock 105.3 FM and The Sudbury Star.



Please Note:

In order to accommodate the macabre transformation of Dynamic Earth, the centre will be closed next week until it reopens on Thursday, October 23rd.

The regular Dynamic Earth experience is not available during the Halloween event. The last day for the regular Dynamic Earth experience is Sunday, October 19th.

Thursday, October 30th will also mark the last day for the Halloween event and the final day of the 2008 season at Dynamic Earth.

Dynamic Earth reopens in March 2009 for its sixth season. Diamonds – a new Science North special exhibition — will open in the MacLean Engineering Gallery, next spring.

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