The cars packed to the rafters, the Halloween Train is a big hit with visitors to the BC Forest Discovery Centre. (Lexi Bainas/Citizen)
Thousands of visitors took advantage of the good weather and thronged the BC Forest Discovery Centre to enjoy the outdoor Halloween festivities and ride the train.
According to Centre manager Chris Gale, there were some 1,400 visitors and opening night and it just got better from then on.
Kids and their parents enjoyed fun all around the site, with daytime delights like singing pumpkis for the more sensitive children and a spooky train ride after dark for their older brothers and sisters, the whole event was a hit.
Even parked tractors sport jack ‘o lantern characters at the BC Forest Discovery Centre during Halloween Train fun. (Lexi Bainas/Citizen)What’s this? A ghostly fireman seems to have come back, ready to do his job. (Lexi Bainas/Citizen)A swinging spider playfully spooks a strolling visitor during the Halloween Train festivities at the BC Forest Discovery Centre. (Lexi Bainas/Citizen)A happy crowd emerges from one of the early runs of the Halloween Train, which drew several thousand visitors to the BC Forest Discovery Centre last weekend. (Lexi Bainas/Citizen)Riding in the Halloween Train in daylight is the best choice for little ones. It gets spooky after dark. (Lexi Bainas/Citizen)BC Forest Discovery Centre manager Chris Gale is delighted at the huge turnout for the popular Halloween Train last weekend. (Lexi Bainas/Citizen)Musical entertainment was only one of the attractions as the BC Forest Discovery Centre hosted its Halloween Train festivities last week. (Lexi Bainas/Citizen)
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