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Halloween at the Witches House

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Happy Halloween (The Witches House) 

This Halloween Jetland Shopping Centre is set to take you on a spooky journey to visit Hattie the Happy Witch in her magical house. On the way you might see some spooky skeletons, bonkers bats and other ghastly but friendly ghosts and ghouls…….but don’t worry there won’t be anything toooo scary!!

Once you arrive at Hatties House you will get to see where she makes her magic spells and you might even get to sit on her broom!! A professional photographer will be on sight to capture that Special Spooky moment!!
Everyone is invited, even moms and dads. to come in Halloween costumes to make your photos extra special!!!

Ticket prices
Entrance to the Witches House costs €5 per child and adults are FREE of charge.
For more information about The Witches House and about prices you can visit Happy Halloween Limerick on Facebook here!
Photos
Everyone who visits The Witches House will receive a special gift and have a chance to get professional photographs to remind them of their spooktacular visit!
Photos are 8X10 format and are professional photos. Each photograph comes in a frame and is printed there and then for you to take home.
Photo costs:
1 – €8
2 – €15
3 – €22
4 – €28
Competition
A competition is currently running to win 2 family passes. To enter the competition go to the Happy Halloween Facebook page, locate the competition post and like, share & comment on it.
Winners will be announced soon!
Have you heard about the Santa Experience? Read about it here!

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