<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1y9S4C_0lW2anSa00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1y9S4C_0lW2anSa00" width="1280" height="853" ></figure>MUSKEGON COUNTY, MI - Michigan’s largest amusement park is gearing up to have an unusual amount of fall fun in late 2023.Michigan’s Adventure will stay open through Oct. 15 this fall, going well beyond how long the park traditionally stays open. It closed on Sept. 5 in 2022, which was Labor Day.The 250-acre theme park, at 4750 Whitehall Road north of Muskegon, will introduce its new Tricks and Treats Fall Fest that begins Saturday, Sept. 16 and ends Sunday, Oct. 15.Little goblins to grown-up ghouls will be invited every Saturday and Sunday to steep into a ”larger-than-life” spooky Halloween adventure, surrounded by the sights, sounds and tastes of Michigan in the fall, the <a href="https://www.miadventure.com/blog/media-center/2022/michigans-adventure-to-add-tricks-and-treats-fall-festival-in-2023">website</a> reads.“This new event will add even more value for our Michigan’s Adventure season pass holders, and offer an exciting and unique opportunity for the community,” said Camille Jourden-Mark, vice president and general manager at Michigan’s Adventure.After Labor Day, Michigan’s Adventure will only be open on the weekends.Families big and small will be able to experience the park in an entirely new way, park officials said, complete with decorations, activities and entertainment tailored for the spooky celebration.There will also be a chance for all to enjoy select rides, including attractions at “Camp Spooky,” which is the park’s new kids’ area where people of all ages can all ride together.Additionally, Snoopy and his Peanuts pals will be showing off their costumes. Parents and kids are encouraged to wear their costumes and participate in a costume contest, according to the news release.There will also be candy, via an immersive trick-or-treat discovery experience.Other components to the new fest include:<ul><li>Seasonal crafts</li><li>Fall-themed games</li><li>Hunt and decorate your own prize pumpkin</li><li>Sip on seasonal local craft brews and Michigan-made wines at Brews and Boos Lakeside Patio</li></ul>Season pass holders can use their pass to get into the event.“Our entire team is looking forward to extending our season and offering all-in-one Halloween, fall and Michigan fun next year,” Jourden-Mark added.The season passes are currently $99, which includes both parks, the Fall Fest and parking. Day passes are still available online for $39.99.For more information about the new Fall Fest and special pass perks, visit the Michigan’s Adventure <a href="https://www.miadventure.com/">website</a> or <a href="https://www.facebook.com/miadventure">Facebook page</a>.</div></body>

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Michigan’s Adventure getting spooky by extending 2023 season into October

MUSKEGON COUNTY, MI - Michigan’s largest amusement park is gearing up to have an unusual amount of fall fun in late 2023. Michigan’s Adventure will stay open through Oct. 15 this fall, going well beyond how long the park traditionally stays open. It closed on Sept. 5 in 2022, which was Labor Day.