TAMPA, Fla. — There are lots of great places to go trick-or-treating in Tampa Bay.
But the coolest spot — for kids and grown-ups — just might be on Water Street in downtown Tampa.
This Saturday, Oct. 24, starting at 2 p.m. (entry times are scheduled when you buy your $20 ticket), the Tampa Bay History Center is opening up its doors and four floors of exhibits to Halloween lovers of all ages.
WATCH "GO TRICK-OR-TREATING IN A TAMPA MUSEUM"
The 15th annual "A Night at the Museum" event offers candy and toys and surprises (is that Darth Vader mingling with a pirate?) around every corner.
There will also be arts and crafts, entertainment and teal pumpkin buckets with non-candy prizes for guests with allergies and other medical situations.
And yes, the kiddos are encouraged to wear costumes!
For more on "A Night at the Museum" at the Tampa Bay History Center, go here.
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