Every Halloween weekend, the Audubon Zoo turns its normally sunny self into a place where little

Every Halloween weekend, weekend cruises from boston the Audubon Zoo  turns its normally sunny self into a place where little trick-or-treaters can ride a zombie-themed ghost train or get lost in a haunted weekend cruises from boston maze. Boo at the Zoo, which this year is sponsored by Carnival Cruise Lines, is geared toward children ages 12 and younger with trick-or-treating, a haunted house (frightening and kid-friendly) as well as live entertainment.
Carnival Cruise Lines , which sails out of New Orleans, will bring new attractions this year, including a Halloween-themed Fun Ship replica that is almost 70 feet long. The cruise line will sponsor jack-o-lantern displays and decorating stations, as well as tropical-themed treats.
weekend cruises from boston Carnival cruise performers will do shows on the Capital One Stage. Popular weekend cruises from boston hometown performers Papillion, Johnette Downing and Dennis Co. will have shows in the toddler area in the Cool Zoo, which will not be active during the event.
Each child will receive a Boo at the Zoo bag, which they can then use as their trick-or-treat bag throughout the evening. Children younger than a year old are admitted free. The zoo will close at 3 p.m. on those four days so workers can prepare for the event. Tickets are available at the Audubon Institute website or at any Audubon attraction.