‘Halloweekend’ Returns to Homewood Mountain Resort, CA October 21-24

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Peak-to-shore ‘spook-fest’ to feature haunted chairlift rides, Trick-or-Treat village with haunted house, face painting, pumpkin decorating, and more.

Sponsored by the North Lake Tahoe Resort Association, Homewood Mountain Resort’s family-friendly “Halloweekend” fright fest returns October 21-24, 2021. Featuring a Trick-or-Treat village complete with face painting, pumpkin decorating, family games, festive foods, and a haunted house, there’s something for everyone. Scenic and “haunted” chairlift rides will also be offered Thursday through Sunday nights.

“Our inaugural ‘Halloweekend’ in 2019 was so much fun for the community we decided to bring it back this fall. Halloween is a staff favorite holiday at Homewood and West Shore Cafe, and we’re excited to continue the festivities including a haunted house and other family fun this year.”

– Kevin Mitchell, Homewood Mountain Resort general manager

Halloweekend will kick off with “The Haunting” at West Shore Café on Thursday, October 21 at 6 pm. This Halloween dinner experience won’t be for the faint of heart. Guests will first have VIP access to Homewood’s haunted chairlift ride before they are served a spooky supper. Expect killer cocktails, swamp juice, treacle tarts, bat wings, cauldrons of eyeballs, and finger foods. $125 per person plus tax and gratuity. Dinner will be seated at 7:30 pm. Reservations are required and can be made online in advance.

Games for the kids including “Pin the boo on the ghost” and “Pumpkin tic-tac-toe” will take place in the Trick-or-Treat village and are sponsored by Alpenglow Sports, Art Haus Cinema & Drafthouse, West Shore Market & Deli, and 101.5 Truckee Tahoe Radio.

Entry into the Halloweekend Festival at Homewood is free for all ages, however, tickets are needed for scenic chairlift rides from 3 pm to 7 pm and for haunted chairlift rides and the haunted house from 7 pm to 9 pm. Tickets can be purchased online in advance and start at $29 for adults and $14 for kids, with discounts offered for Tahoe Truckee Unified School District students.

For those in need of lodging over Halloweekend, rooms can be booked with resort partners at West Shore Café, Basecamp Tahoe City, Pepper Tree Inn, The Inn at Boatworks, or Tahoe Getaways. Learn more about Halloweekend at www.skihomewood.com.

For those who wish to celebrate the holiday later in the month, the West Shore Cafe will also host two themed dinners featuring Halloween specials on October 30 and 31 from 5 pm to 8 pm. Reservations can be made online on their website.


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