California's Great America Invites Kids to Join the Biggest Costume Party Ever!

SANTA CLARA, Calif., Oct. 5 /PRNewswire/ -- Pirate, witch, cowboy, angel?  It's that time of year to decide who you want to be as California's Great America invites you to come to "Snoopy's Costume Party" at Planet Spooky. This daytime, non-scare celebration, of cheer rather than fear, is a unique experience the entire family can enjoy together.

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In addition to the park's rides and attractions we have transformed Planet Snoopy into Planet Spooky to include 5 designated trick-or-treat stations where kids 12 and under can show off their costumes as they trick-or-treat along with the Peanuts characters like Snoopy and Charlie Brown.

It wouldn't be Halloween without a visit to the "Foam-tastic Pumpkin Patch," where just beyond the haystacks are boo-tiful bubbles and foam just waiting for you to come and play.  And for those a little more adventurous, take a ride on the "Scary-Go-Round", the world's tallest double-decker carousel, complete with giant spider webs and skeletons, go interactive on "Ghost Glider" where you pilot your own ghost as you zip through the sky, or join skeletons and grim reapers in gondolas for a leisurely skyward journey on the "Phantom Flyer".  And don't forget to stop by and interact with our talking pumpkin that has his eyes on all of our guests.

Snoopy's Costume Party runs weekends October 9-31 and is free with regular park admission.  Great America Theme Park operating hours are 10:00 am to 5:30 pm.  The trick-or-treat experience for kids ages 12 and younger runs from noon to 4:00 PM.  For more information on all the exciting things that are going on at California's Great America, call (408) 988-1776 or visit on-line at www.cagreatamerica.com.

Great America is committed to the safety of all our park guests, parents and guardians are asked to use good judgment on masks and makeup that could obstruct a child's vision while visiting the park.

SOURCE California's Great America

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