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City stars to attend Halloween spook-tacular
Monday, October 29th 2018
Members of City’s first team squad will be in attendance at FEAR on Wednesday evening - the premier Halloween event in the South West (October 31st).
FEAR Avon Valley Scream Park is produced by Avon Valley Adventure & Wildlife Park and described by many as ‘one of the single scariest experiences ever encountered’.
Launched in 2014, the must-visit event is entering its fifth year and consists of three award-winning attractions and a brand new horror experience which is set to terrify thousands as they search for the ultimate Halloween thrill.
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Bigger and better than ever before, FEAR at Avon Valley will run for nine days this year, beginning on October 19th, running through until Halloween night.
To make the event extra special, first-team players will be in attendance on October 31st, along with representatives from Bristol Bears, Bristol Flyers and City Women, helping to create a spook-tacular atmosphere.
Located directly between Bristol and Bath, with easy access and quick transport links, this is the number one destination for Halloween.
For more information on the event, click here.
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