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From costumes and candy to all your favorite animals, Boo at the Zoo brings the best things about Halloween together in one place.

Photo provided by Fort Worth Zoo

Beware + prepare for the return of Boo at the Zoo from Friday, Oct. 25 through Sunday, Oct. 27.

This annual family-friendly event transforms the Fort Worth Zoo into a Halloween haven of delightful surprises and festivities for all ages.

Expect three full days of trick-or-treating, live entertainment, and fall activities for the whole family to enjoy. Snag your tickets before they disappear like ghosts.

Secure your tickets for Halloween fun.

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