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a child dressed as a mermaid stands in front of an alligator enclosure

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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