The Terror Trail
The Edinburgh Horror Festival have created an all new interactive morning adventure for families at Lauriston Castle.
About The Terror Trail
The Edinburgh Horror Festival have created an all new interactive morning adventure for families. Featuring a large-scale Terror Trail through the grounds of the castle where you must find gruesome hidden horrors, interact with monstrous beasties, and defeat them at their challenges. You can also head into the castle to find magical wizards, arts & crafts and ghoulish story tellers. For those wanting to take a moment to rest there will be snacks and drinks. The event is a drop- in event running until 1:00pm. Allow at least 75 minutes to experience everything on offer. Children should be accompanied by a paying adult.
£7 per adult/child with gruesome refreshments.
Book online here: www.edhorrorfest.co.uk
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