FOUR (4) Wicked Haunted Houses, 1 Haunted Hayride, 18 Buildings...20 acres of screams! Enjoy beer, wine and Fall Cider at the Rabid Bat Vampire Bar. Dine at the Cackling Witch Cafe & Bakery. Top it off with Funnel Cakes at Coffin Cats! Don't forget to shop at Madame Tinker's Magic Emporium! Plus more...Spooky fun AWAITS!

Founded in Seattle's historic Pike Place Market, Piroshky Piroshky has offered hand-crafted Eastern European pastries to loyal fans since 1992. Famous for its long lines out the door, Piroshky Piroshky Bakery has received widespread acclaim over the years, including a feature on Anthony Bourdain's “No Reservations” and voted one of “The 20 Most Iconic Food Destinations Across America” by the Smithsonian.

Secret Pizza at the Cosmopolitan Resort in Las Vegas is a hidden gem that serves up mouthwatering, New York-style pizza. Their signature slices are generously topped with high-quality ingredients, offering a perfect balance of crispy, thin crust and savory, flavorful toppings. It's a must-visit spot for pizza enthusiasts looking for a delicious and secret culinary experience in the heart of Sin City.

Island Eats and Laidback Lyrics. Whether you arrive by land, air, or sea, you're always welcome at this ultra-relaxed ode to island life. Unwind to the tune of live musicians playing Jimmy Buffett covers, tropical sounds, and rock hits. Choose from an island-style menu featuring grilled fish tacos, a Cheeseburger in Paradise, Lava Lava Shrimp, key lime pie, and more plus—of course—margaritas and a host of frozen concoctions.

Cocktails and Pizza with Attitude. Inspired by the world’s finest winter resorts, the cabin-styled Ski Lodge pairs the quality and service of a ritzy, members-only cocktail club with the comfort and camaraderie of such low key spots as Hokkaido, Japan’s legendary Bar-Gyu.

Located in the heart of downtown San Antonio, Texas, the Majestic Theatre was built in 1929 and was designed in a Spanish Mediterranean style by John Eberson for Karl Hoblitzelle's Interstate Theatres. The Majestic was intended to be the most modern building in South Texas and was the first in the state to be totally air-conditioned. It remains one of the finest examples of atmospheric theatres ever built, receiving National Historic Landmark status in 1993.

Pegasus, the Flying Red Horse, shines as a vibrant icon from atop Magnolia Dallas Downtown, formerly the Magnolia Petroleum Company Building, one of the city's most revered structures. Built-in 1922, this 400-foot high, 29-story structure was the first high-rise in the United States to have air conditioning and the city's first skyscraper.