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A Tim Burton Immersive Bar Experience Is Coming To Toronto & The Speakeasy Looks Super Spooky

Time to show off your best Beetlejuice impressions!

A person in the immersive experience. Right: Drinks from the bar.

A person in the immersive experience. Right: Drinks from the bar.

Explore Hidden
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What's your go-to Halloween costume? Is it Beetlejuice? Or maybe even Wednesday? Well, this Halloween you can go all-out at a new Tim Burton immersive bar experience that's coming to Toronto.

"The Burton Bar" is coming to the 6ix, a speakeasy bar hidden inside MADO, a Turkish restaurant on Yonge Street in Toronto's downtown core.

The Halloween pop-up, also called "The House of Burton," is set to open for the spooky season, starting October 4 until October 31 and you'll be able to sip on boozy drinks while stepping into the goth-meets-cartoon world of Burton's hit movie Beetlejuice.

The GTA gets super scary in October, when many spots prepare for a creepy crawly season, including the infamous Canada's Wonderland's Halloween Haunt. However, you don't need a car to visit this spooky immersive experience because it'll be located in the heart of Toronto.

The Burton Bar was a huge hit last year when it opened in Denver and quickly sold out, so if you're a fan of Tim Burton and Halloween, make sure to grab your tickets.

People at the Burton immersive experience.People at the Burton immersive experience.Explore Hidden

There will be "plenty of vintage-style décor, themed cocktails and an immersive bar to remember!" Explore Hidden stated in an email. "This is a must for fans of Tim Burton's tales and anyone looking for a unique & fun distorted reality journey to get them in the Halloween spirit."

For $15 per person, you can enjoy a boozy welcome drink or a non-alcoholic version, explore 90 minutes in the Halloween bar and play games, take part in activation and get greeted by a "Ghost Host."

Remember that the tickets are non-refundable and guests must be 19 years old or older to attend the event, but some family-friendly sessions are available if you wish to take your young ones with you.

The House of Burton

The Burton Bar.

The Burton Bar.

Explore Hidden

Price: $15

When: October 4 to October 31

Address: Inside MADO Yonge, located at 144 Yonge St., Toronto, Ontario

Why You Need To Go: If you love the spooky season and Tim Burton's creepy style from Beetlejuice. Dress up, say "Beetlejuice" three times and step into this immersive bar experience.

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    Mira Nabulsi (she/her) was a Writer for Narcity Media with over five years of journalism experience. Before joining the team, she worked at Xtalks and Discovery Channel. Mira graduated from Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University) with a Master of Journalism and completed her undergraduate degree from York University. But, now she loves to eat and taste all the different cuisines and culinary experiences the world has to offer.

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