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This Halloween, the Cleethorpes Coast Light Railway invites brave souls to step aboard the Hallowscream Express for a fangtastic time!
Your journey begins at Shrieksville Station, where once you have collected your spooky slush, our resident storyteller will weave a frightful tale of mystery and mischief to set the scene. Beware—every legend has a grain of truth…
With your courage summoned, board the train and set off on a spooky ride through the darkness. As the train steams past the haunted sheds, keep your eyes peeled—you never know what might appear. You may even hear the whispers of the railway’s ghostly past carried on the night air.
Once safely returned to Shrieksville Station, young travellers will be rewarded for their bravery with a Halloween gift bag.
The experience will last for approximately 30 minutes – please note parental discretion is advised when booking as some scenes will be of a scary nature.
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