Do you remember the first time you saw a gourd?
Did you think it was a "pumpkin reject"?
I did.
My mom always loved decorating for autumn and Halloween. The first time she brought home these little gnarly pumpkin-cousins, I thought maybe there was a pumpkin shortage.
Mom assured me these were the first step in her decorating plans – and that she'd take me with her to pick out our pumpkin-for-carving.
We never got this fancy with our carving, but a talented fellow posted this on our Facebook page last fall; it's worthy of praise and a re-post, don't you think?
Another wonderful Halloween tradition is dressing up in costume.
And yes, that will be part of Happy Halloween Weekends.
In keeping with our G-rated park atmosphere, we do have a few rules for costume-wearers:
1. Family-friendly only, please – no blood, guts, gore, or revealing costumes
2. No weapons (real or fake)
3. No masks
When riding rides, you will need to remove any capes, hats, wigs, handheld props/accessories and anything else that might change the shape of your body or height.
So are you planning to visit is in costume next month? What will you be?
