Halloween 2012 – Events in Frisco Colorado

If you are considering spending Halloween 2012 in the Colorado Mountains, Frisco has a couple of bone-chilling events scheduled that are sure to offer harrowing excitement for all who are brave enough to attend. Below is a brief synopsis of the Halloween 2012 activity lineup for Frisco, CO:

October 27 & 31, 2012 – Frisco Haunted House – An Abandoned Carnival Theme at the Frisco Recreation Building, 110 Third Avenue, 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm, Adults $7, Students with ID $5, and Family Pack for 4 is $20 – Recommended for Ages 7 & Up *Proceeds benefit Activities Run By Youth & Mountain Mentors
October 31, 2012 – Trick or Treat on Main Street Frisco – Lots of Fun, Candy & Cartoons for the Kids on Main Street Frisco between 5th Avenue & Madison Avenue, 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm, Admission is Free

Enjoy your 2012 Halloween at these exciting events with family & friends while visiting Frisco, CO – If you are considering a permanent stay or obtaining a 2nd home in the mountains by purchasing Frisco CO Real Estate, contact Krystal Knott of Christie’s International Real Estate to help you find your ideal property.

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