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Lake Lanier
Islands brings Halloween to lake
By
Pamela A. Keene
Billed as the largest animated Halloween light
display in the Southeast, Haunted Nights of Lights at Lake Lanier
Islands will feature more than four miles of ghostly and ghoulish
fun, starting October 1. The display continues through October 31.
“At Lake Lanier Islands Resort we are very excited
about the inaugural kick off of our Haunted Nights of Lights
program,” said Hallie Currigan, director of marketing. “Our
objective is to always provide a unique, fun and engaging experience
for all our guests and this is just one of many programs and events
we offer throughout the year. There really seems to be a void for a
true family-friendly Halloween experience and so we’re very happy to
be the one to provide that type of event.”
Displays include flying bats, leaping goblins,
Dracula and Frankenstein with his bride. Additionally, the
month-long celebration continues at the Haunted Village, with
carnival rides, a fun house, haunted maze, pony rides, marshmallow
roasting, farm-grown pumpkins and shopping.
Tickets can be purchased for the Haunted Nights of
Lights for $20 per car Monday through Thursday and $25 per car
Friday through Sunday. Packages are also available for discounts
when tickets are purchased for Haunted Nights of Lights and Magical
Nights of Lights. Additional charges apply to the Haunted Village
carnival rides, Fun House, Haunted Maze, pony rides and marshmallow
roasting.
More info:
www.lakelanierislands.com
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