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Philadelphia's Ghosts and Vampire: Twilight Tours by Grim Philly

Philadelphia's Ghosts and Vampire: Twilight Tours by Grim Philly

Philadelphia's Ghosts and Vampire: Twilight Tours by Grim Philly

Philadelphia's Ghosts and Vampire: Twilight Tours by Grim PhillyPhiladelphia, PA - How did a gentleman caller find a brothel back in 1780 in Philadelphia? To find out on Philly's "Twilight Tour", featuring an R-Rated adult concept, Grim Philly divulges the little known, typically blood-filled and often uncomfortable accounts of Philadelphia's grim past, with Grim Philly Twilight Tour, Vampires, Sex, & Ghost Tour. Highlighting carefully studied events from the past by professors, writers, and experts, this spooky tour features witch and vampire tales.  Your tour guide’s vocabulary is often improper for young ones or the prudish at heart, but for the rest of us, it is makes for some good entertainment.

Winter Holiday and Christmas Highlights In Philadelphia

Winter Holiday and Christmas Highlights In Philadelphia

Winter Holiday and Christmas Highlights In Philadelphia (Photo: Visit Philly)

Winter Holiday and Christmas Highlights In PhiladelphiaPhiladelphia, PA - The holiday season in Philadelphia is closely approaching, as temperatures drop in this tradition-steeped city, a joyful spirit fills local retail stores, theaters, eateries and area parks. This season guarantees a wealth of festivities, some which include Center City’s yearly holiday festival.

The Haunted Circus Mansion at The Former Mt. Airy Church

The Haunted Circus Mansion at The Former Mt. Airy Church

The Haunted Circus Mansion at The Former Mt. Airy Church

Philadelphia, PAThe Haunted Circus Mansion summons you to enter a dark and spooky journey thru the 26,000 square feet school and refuge. For the fearful, you will undoubtedly go deep below the exterior for the Cellar route which is family-friendly. For the even more daring individuals, be prepared to use the creepy stairway towards the darkest corners of the Attics journey. The Cellar Path is suggested for ages 6 and over, a haunted encounter for the whole family! Participants can walk a low tight-wire over a pit of snakes as they attempt to search for classic Halloween characters, all the while experiencing gentle frights. For the brave, you will find the Attic Path full of chaos. Participants will encounter the fury of spirits which have already become disrupted out of their eternal sleep during a seance gone entirely wrong. Then again, Be warned as this route is indeed not for the fainthearted! It includes blind-folded areas, non-violent touching, piercing disturbances, and strobe lighting effects. Frights start at 6:00 pm. Each path comprises of 15-20 minute walk-through encounter alongside a small group. Trails are exclusively accessible by stairway. Groups will leave in order of arrival, and for individuals that overcome their routes, they will discover their way into the church Sanctuary, wherein a Halloween party awaits with drinks, amusements, apple bobbing, craft making and also a haunted circus show, which run every thirty minutes. Special nightly activities will also take place at 9:00 pm, most notably Halloween trivia and costume contests, with prizes including private classes and Flying Trapeze! You will also find individual performances from local professional troupes. The Haunted Circus Mansion is available to little ones and grownups of all ages. Youth tickets are just $5.00 and adults are only $10. Children under two are totally free. Tickets are valid for the both paths, the featured performance, and seasonal activities. Food and drink are pay-as-you-go. For tickets, or further details regarding The Philadelphia School of Circus Arts, go to phillycircus.com - if you are brave enough! - The Haunted Circus Mansion summons you to enter a dark and spooky journey thru the 26,000 square feet school and refuge. For the fearful, you will undoubtedly go deep below the exterior for the Cellar route which is family-friendly. For the even more daring individuals, be prepared to use the creepy stairway towards the darkest corners of the Attics journey.

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