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Ulster Park, NY, in the Hudson Valley, hosts a spine-tingling haunted house complete with headless horseman hayrides that span an entire mile, a labyrinth-styled corn maze and loads of family fun. Tickets are just $25 plus tax, recommended for children eight years of age and up.

In Greensboro, North Carolina, you don’t dare miss The Woods of Terror, winner of MSNBC.com’s Top 20 Scarefests and rated Number one by Clear Channel Radio in Triad, NC. Your tour of terror includes 15 heart-stopping attractions including the Boneyard, the Black Hole, the Tomb, the backwoods Slaughter House and the Haunted Gold Mine.

If you’re near Saint Louis or Southern Illinois, you’ll have a devilish time at Scarefest 2006. Scare yourself silly at the area’s biggest and best haunted houses including the Crematory, Tombstone Haunted Ghost Town, The Darkness or Silo-X.

In other travel news:

- Frequent travelers to Mexico or Canada may soon be paying $20 for a credit card-sized travel document in lieu of a passport.
- Disney announced the launch of a healthier menu limiting fat, sugar and calories

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