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Tickets are ON SALE NOW! Friday, Oct. 24 from 6:30 p.m. - 9 p.m. (Doors close at 8 p.m.) Hangar Deck, USS Midway Museum "Hey you guys!" This Halloween, get ready for adventure at the Haunted Hangar Halloween Bash – Goonies Edition, celebrating the 40th anniversary of the ultimate treasure-hunting classic. Step aboard the USS Midway for a night packed with pirate fun, spooky surprises, and family-friendly thrills — because Goonies never say die and neither do the party vibes! *Please note: The Goonies feature film will not be shown* One-Eyed Willie's Adventure Activities! • Craft Your Pirate Gear – Decorate your pirate hat and trick-or-treat bag before setting sail on your Goonie adventure! It’s our time down here! • Treasure Hunt Trick-or-Treat – X marks the spot for candy stations hidden throughout the Hangar – there's sweet loot for every Goonie pirate brave enough to search! Explore a Fun Lineup of Goonie Activities! • Truffle Shuffle Dance-Off – Start practicing your Truffle Shuffle, bust out your best moves, and earn Goonies glory! • Magic Show - Enjoy a little hocus pocus with cards, coins, and a little bit of cursed treasure! • Live DJ – Dance under the haunted lights to a spooky live DJ! Participate in the Costume Contest! Come dressed as a Fratelli, your favorite Goonie, or any Halloween character you love, to compete for BIG prizes! Family/Group Costume Contest (2 or more individuals) - $500 Prize "Best of the Best" Individual Costume Contest - $300 Prize Enjoy Chunk's Chow, Drinks, and Trivia! • Goonies Pub Trivia – Test your knowledge of One-Eyed Willy, Mikey, and the gang, for treasure-worthy prizes. • Cash Bar & Concessions – Sip “magic potion” cocktails, snack on "Chunks Chips" and other tasty treats, and refuel for more fun.

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