Seattle's spookiest ways to celebrate Halloween
Halloween celebrations are kicking off early across the Puget Sound region this weekend. Attractions open for fright fans include the high-intensity Georgetown Morgue Haunted House (ages 12 and up) and Fright Fest at Wild Waves. For family fun, the Port of Everett is hosting the free Haunt at the Harbor on Friday starting at 4 p.m., featuring "Trick or Treat by boat" and games. Adults seeking a less jump-scare-focused night can check out the sophisticated Haunted Soirée on Capitol Hill.
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