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LEGENDS OF HORROR RETURNS TO CASA LOMA THIS OCTOBER

Each October, the grounds of Casa Loma will once again be transformed into an immersive theatrical experience, Legends of Horror. Done in the presentational form considered “promenade theatre”, in which the audience walks at their own pace through a 2 km trail commencing in the lower gardens of Casa Loma and winding its way through the castles tunnels and darkest spaces never before open to the public.

Throughout the over 1 hour experience, the audience is immersed in a variety of theatrically designed sets in gardens and chambers below the castle. Each of these introducing characters in the environmental theatre, in which the physical location, rather than being a traditional playhouse, creates the actual setting. The traditional set change does not exist but is created by having the audience move on to the next scene. A crescendo of the production is the 3D projection on the exterior of the castle which brings the characters of the storyline and the walls of the castle to life.

Experience terror at Biolux labs in Toronto’s largest zombie-themed haunted attraction: Zombie Apocalypse, created in partnership with Secret City Adventures – overseers of the fan favourite, the Casa Loma Escape Rooms

This terrifying, immersive experience returns for its second year with a new design and story. Enter the world of fictional pharmaceutical giant, Biolux and its new wonder drug: the Biolux Serum, a purported solution to aging and disease, which renders subjects into cannibalizing contagious zombies. Playing the role of investigative journalists, guests uncover the grisly secrets of Biolux labs, witnessing its gruesome experiments and interacting with maniacal scientists and the remaining survivors stuck inside.

 Located in an abandoned dental college south of historic Casa Loma at 175 Kendal Avenue (southeast corner of Kendal and Davenport), Zombie Apocalypse features over 30 live performers and 20 rooms of terror, promises to take the fear factor to the next level.

Zombie Apocalypse features over 30 performers and 20 rooms on 2 floors of an abandoned dental college, reimagined as a state-of-the-art pharmaceutical facility, Biolux labs, now overrun by flesh-eating zombies. Located in at 175 Kendal Avenue (southeast corner of Kendal and Davenport), step into Biolux labs and see if you can survive Toronto’s largest zombie-themed haunted house. 

Not included with admission to Legends of Horror, unless combination ticket is purchased. Upgrade your Zombie Apocalypse ticket to include Legends of Horror.

To purchase Zombie Apocalypse + Legends of Horror  Combination Tickets select your Zombie Apocalypse tickets first and add your Legends Tickets as an optional upgrade at checkout.

LEGENDS OF HORROR TICKETS

FAMILY HOURS (no actors)
5pm – 6.30pm
September 29th to October 12th
$40 online | $45 onsite 

October 13th to October 31st
$50 online | $55 onsite  

*FAMILY HOURS are designed for families with younger children to be less frightening and run earlier in the evening when less dark. There are no live actors/characters.

STANDARD HOURS
7pm – late

September 29th to October 12th
$50 online | $55 onsite    

October 13th to October 31st
$55 online | $60 onsite

NEW VIP Experience

(for two) max ten per 30 mins, during Standard hours only.
Includes:
-2 Tickets
-Line By-Pass
-Food & Beverage Vouchers (2 drinks + 2 food items/1 each per person)

September 29th to October 12th
$160

October 13th to October 31st
$210

Legends of Horror is a cashless experience.

 To purchase Zombie Apocalypse + Legends of Horror  Combination Tickets select your Zombie Apocalypse tickets first
and add your Legends Tickets as an optional upgrade at checkout.

 Legends of Horror tickets are valid ONLY for the date and time indicated on the ticket.

Note: Legends of Horror is closed October 2nd + 3rd and Oct 9th + 10th

We are limiting hourly attendance to control guest flow and create a better experience for all guests.

Online tickets are date and time-specific, onsite tickets are subject to capacity.
Legends of Horror Admission is not included with Casa Loma General Admission tickets.
Does not include access to tour inside Casa Loma.

All ticket sales are final. Tickets are non-refundable and can only be exchanged to a new date within the program dates of September 29th – October 31st. 2023, subject to availability.

PLAN YOUR VISIT

HELPFUL HINT: Please arrive on time for your allotted start time.

PARKING: Paid parking is available at George Brown College (south of Casa Loma off Macpherson Avenue). This parking is closest to the entrance at Walmer Rd. and Davenport Rd. There is limited paid parking onsite at Casa Loma, subject to availability.

REMINDER: All ticket sales are final. This is a rain or shine event, with the exception of severe weather that would put our guests and staff in danger.

Children 16 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
Parental discretion is advised.
Strollers are not permitted.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a guided tour?  No, the tour is self-guided, along a 2 km trail. There are staff throughout to direct you along the way.

What is the minimum age recommended? (For example, can a 7 year old take part, too, with their parents?) Legends of Horror is an all-ages event, however children 16 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Parental discretion is advised. We recommend the Family Hours, 5pm – 6:30pm for younger children as it will be earlier in the evening when less dark and there are no live actors.

Where is the entrance? The entrance to Legends of Horror is through the gate at Davenport and Walmer Rd., directly into the lower gardens.

Where do people park? We encourage guests to park at the George Brown lots given they are closer to the entrance at Davenport and Walmer Rd. These are Pay-and-Display lots, not operated by Casa Loma. There is also limited paid onsite parking at Casa Loma, subject to capacity.

Does the program run even in the event of rain?  It is a rain or shine event, with the exception of severe weather that would put our guests and staff in danger. In the event of a cancellation, ticketholders would be notified by email.

If I purchase tickets online for a set time, how in far advance should I arrive? Guests should plan to arrive on time for allotted time. If they have not pre-purchased their tickets, guests can purchase tickets upon arrival onsite and will be place in line in the order they arrive. Tickets purchased onsite are first come, first served and admission is subject to capacity.

Can I bring water? Or any other form of food? No outside food or beverage will be permitted.  There is a café/bar at the midway point for guests to purchase food and beverage. 

Is there a place to stop for washrooms once in the experience? At the midway point of the experience, there are restrooms for guests.

Are photos and video allowed? While professional photography/videography requires advanced permission/consent (such as media), we encourage guests to take photos to share on social media. Tripods, lighting and other commercial equipment are not permitted unless approved in advance. The use of flash photography is not permitted. 

Is it recommended it for women who are pregnant? Given the amount of walking and limited seating available during the course of the tour, it is not ideal. Guests need to determine if they feel physically able to participate and use their discretion.

Is the program wheelchair/walker accessible? Given the event primarily takes place outdoors and in the tunnels below Casa Loma with multiple sets of stairs, it is not wheelchair/walker accessible.

 

 

WARNING: You will experience intense audio, lighting, extreme low visibility, strobe-lights, fog, damp or wet conditions, uneven terrain, special effects, sudden actions, and an overall physically demanding environment. You should NOT ENTER if you suffer from severe asthma, heart conditions, are prone to seizures, physical ailments, respiratory issues, or suffer from sever claustrophobia.

Your ticket is a revocable license and may be taken and admission refused.  Ticket holders understand that there is inherent risk involved with attending this attraction. Holder voluntarily assumes all risks and dangers associated with participation in this attraction. In consideration and acceptance of entrance into this attraction, holder agrees to release the operator, its parent corporations, affiliates, officers, directors, and employees, and landlord from any liability, harm, injury, or death, cost of expense whatsoever that may arise directly or indirectly, from attending this attraction or any of the attractions at this location.

PARTNERS

Casa Loma – 1 Austin Terrace, Toronto ON
Entrance at Walmer and Davenport

Email: info@casaloma.ca  Tel: 416.923.1171

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