Night of Fright at Pima Air & Space Museum

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Pima Air & Space Museum turns its aircraft hangars and flight line into a Halloween playground for Night of Fright. Admission runs per vehicle rather than per person, and passes must be reserved in advance since none are sold at the door. Costumed trick-or-treaters move between massive military and civilian aircraft, collecting candy at stations set up along the way. Aviation-themed crafts, carnival games, and bounce houses round out the activities spread across the museum grounds. The evening blends an ordinary trick-or-treat outing with the unusual backdrop of retired bombers and jets, giving families a Halloween night that looks and feels different from a walk through the neighborhood.