2026 Halloween Guide for Metro Vancouver

Looking for the best Halloween events in Vancouver for 2026? From terrifying haunted houses and spooky walking tours to family-friendly Halloween events, illuminated forests and pumpkin displays, there is plenty happening across Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley.

Halloween falls on Saturday, October 31, 2026, making this an especially good year for Halloween celebrations.

Our updated 2026 Halloween Guide covers Vancouver, Burnaby, New Westminster, Richmond, North Vancouver, Surrey, Maple Ridge, Langley, Abbotsford, Chilliwack and Squamish.

Some Halloween events are designed for young children, while others are genuinely frightening and have age recommendations or restrictions. Popular events can also sell out, particularly on October weekends, so book ahead when possible.

Best Halloween Events in Vancouver for 2026

Looking for somewhere to start? Here are some standout Halloween experiences already confirmed for 2026.

• Best scary Halloween experience: Fright Nights at Playland
• Best family Halloween experience: Canyon Frights at Capilano Suspension Bridge Park
• Best heritage Halloween event: Haunted Village at Burnaby Village Museum
• Best new experience: Astra Lumina at Stanley Park
• Best for Vancouver ghost stories: The Lost Souls of Gastown
• Best for serious haunted-house fans: Maan Farms Halloween Fright Festival
• Best for younger children: Fintastic Fall Days at Vancouver Aquarium

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Plan and save money. Look for early bird discount codes for some events – check out our updated 2026 Guide best pumpkin patches and corn mazes in Metro Vancouver, Best Metro Vancouver Fall Events and Festivals 2026 and the guide for Vancouver Christmas events, holiday light displays and markets. Don’t forget to mark your calendars for the upcoming Vancouver Easter egg hunts 2027, perfect for a fun-filled family outing. Many of these events offer free admission or early bird deals, so it’s wise to book in advance. Whether you’re exploring seasonal festivities or planning holiday outings, there are always ways to save while enjoying the best that the city has to offer.

Please leave your pets at home since most attractions do not allow animals. Certified service animals are permitted. If we have missed your favourite Halloween activity, let us know.

Fright Nights at Playland – Opens October 7, 2026

Get ready to scream. Fright Nights returns to Playland for another season of haunted houses, thrill rides and sinister performers after dark.

Billed as the largest Halloween haunt in Western Canada, Fright Nights is one of Metro Vancouver’s biggest Halloween attractions and is designed for those looking for a genuinely scary experience rather than family-friendly Halloween fun.

Haunted houses take visitors through nightmarish worlds of cursed graveyards, abandoned factories and other terrifying settings, while rides operate after dark and roaming performers add to the atmosphere throughout the midway.

Admission: Advance tickets start at $39 and include access to the haunted houses and rides.
Age: Recommended for ages 13 and older.


Good to know: Guests are not permitted to wear costumes or costume makeup.
Location: 2901 East Hastings Street, Vancouver
Website: https://frightnights.ca/

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Spooky characters at Fright Nights at Playland.

Spooky characters at Fright Nights at Playland.

Haunted Walking Tours of Vancouver

Activities: Experience spooky storytelling with Ghostly Vancouver Tours. They say they don’t fabricate ghost stories, and they research all haunted stops through archives and interviews. This adult-oriented event is for ages 12 and up. Check out the other four tours offered: Ghostly Downtown, Ghostly West End Stories, Ghostly Gastown and Ghostly New West.
Hours: Weekly on Friday and Saturday evenings at 7:30 pm

Haunted Cellar Afternoon Tea – September 25  to November 1, 2026

This fall, elegance takes a haunting turn with Fairmont Hotel Vancouver’s Haunted Cellar Afternoon Tea. Beneath the hotel’s storied walls, guests are welcomed into a gothic-inspired setting of flickering candlelight and supernatural touches. The menu features savoury bites and sweet creations, a chillingly delightful twist on a timeless tradition.

JINX – Details for 2026 to be announced

Step into a world of mystery, mischief, and mixology at JINX, Fairmont Hotel Vancouver’s newest hidden haunt. Tucked away in the lower lobby, this secret speakeasy draws inspiration from the craft of old-world apothecaries, blending gothic glamour with herbal alchemy. Inside this moody, candlelit space, mixologists conjure cocktails infused with botanicals, smouldering aromatics, and a dash of dark magic—each elixir paying homage to the art of healing… or hexing. With whispers of the hotel’s ghostly past and intriguing artifacts, JINX promises an evening of intrigue, indulgence, and otherworldly allure.

Vancouver Mysteries – Outdoor Escape Games and Indoor Mystery Dining – October 13-31, 2026

Choose from four outdoor escape games, including Crime in Downtown, Secret Mission, Ghost Patrol and Heroes & Villains, or head indoors for one of three immersive mystery dining experiences.

Halloween Family Fun

Activities: Play Heroes & Villains, an outdoor superhero game for families in downtown Vancouver designed for younger kids (ages 6 and up).

Each team gets a kit with a map, clues, artifacts and tools to use during the game, plus a special edition Halloween Mystery Nights certificate (and usually some Halloween candy!). Each player gets a superpower to use during the game. If you’ve played an escape room game before, you already know what to do – you book your game online and then show up at the address provided to play and follow the instructions. The main difference is that Vancouver Mysteries games are played outdoors, and the play area covers about 2 km instead of a locked room.

Location: This is a secret start location where a Game Operator will meet you in character as Agent X to start the mystery and give you everything you need to play (tools, artifacts, clues, a map).
Email: info@vancouvermysteries.com

Call 778-707-1962 for more information or book field trips, birthday parties, or kids’ clubs. Chaperones/adult supervisors accompany each team for free.

Website: vancouvermysteries.com

Halloween Mystery Nights and Murder Mystery Dinners

Solve a crime, track down ghosts or step into an immersive mystery in downtown Vancouver with Vancouver Mysteries.

NEW Suite 1313 Halloween Mystery Dining Experience – October 8–31, 2026

Enter Suite 1313 — if you dare. Vancouver Mysteries new immersive murder mystery inside Room 1313 on the 13th floor of the Delta Hotels Vancouver Downtown Suites this Halloween season.

Guests have 90 minutes to investigate a murder, search for evidence, solve escape room-style challenges and identify the killer. A Vancouver Mysteries detective meets the group in the hotel lobby and accompanies them to Suite 1313, remaining on hand to provide clues if needed.

Once the mystery is solved — or time runs out — the evening continues downstairs at Stock & Supply. The dining portion includes one drink per person and a locally inspired Stock Board to share between two people, featuring the restaurant’s Pacific Northwest cuisine.
Location: Delta Hotels Vancouver Downtown Suites, 550 West Hastings Street, Vancouver

Castle Confidential at the Fairmont Hotel Vancouver – October 23–24, 2026

The popular Castle Confidential also returns to the historic Fairmont Hotel Vancouver for two nights, October 23 and 24. This immersive mystery event regularly sells out, with tickets available through the Fairmont Hotel Vancouver box office.
Other indoor mystery dining experiences include The Case of the Hotel Detective and The Legend of the Gastown Gold.

Good to know: Castle Confidential regularly sells out, so book in advance.

Halloween HowlOver Canada at Flyover Canada 2026

Activities: Follow Biker Mama, the witch, and her loyal cat Tiger Moon on a spellbinding adventure across Canada! This is a 30-minute flyover experience with a Halloween-themed pre-show. Costumes are welcome.

Admission: Buy tickets online and save. Ticket prices vary by day.
Hours: Starting October 15-31, 2026
Location: 999 Canada Place, Vancouver
Phone: 1-855-463-4822
Website: https://www.flyovercanada.com/

Forbidden Vancouver Walking Tours 2026

Lost Souls of Gastown Walking Tour

Discover the darker side of Vancouver on The Lost Souls of Gastown, a theatrical walking tour through the historic streets and alleyways of Gastown.
Led by Forbidden Vancouver, the experience blends storytelling with true stories from the city’s early years, including tales of devastating fire, smallpox, murder and some of the colourful characters who shaped old Vancouver.

The approximately 90-minute walking tour explores Gastown after dark, making it an atmospheric choice for Halloween season — although tours are offered throughout the year.

Where: Gastown, Vancouver
 When: Select evenings throughout October 2026
 Duration: Approximately 90 minutes
 Best for: Adults and older teens interested in Vancouver history, ghost stories and darker tales

The Lost Souls walking tour is one of Vancouver’s best Halloween events

The Dark Secrets of Stanley Park

Activities: This adult-oriented event is for ages 14 and up. It is a two-hour walking tour. Visitors will visit famous crime scenes and sinister stories and see ghost trees along with other iconic Stanley Park locations. Purchase tickets here.
Location: Start and finish by the fountain outside the Aquarium entrance
Website: https://forbiddenvancouver.ca

Uncover a Dark Truth – Murder Mystery Dinner Experience – Now until December 2026

Don’t miss this entertaining, immersive, and interactive event. In collaboration with Netflix, Secret City presents a one-of-a-kind murder mystery dinner experience launching for the first time in Vancouver, Canada. The Perfect Bite, A Dinner Experience Inspired by Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery takes a bite out of the captivating and thrilling universe of the Knives Out film series. This immersive, interactive event will keep guests on the edge of their seats as they dine together and work to uncover a dark truth.

Fintastic Fall Days at the Vancouver Aquarium – September 26-October 31, 2026

Activities: Explore the hands-on Shipwreck Wet Lab, and meet rescued sea otter pups and other incredible rescued marine mammals. Discover small fish with big appetites and learn the wild secrets of bats at our seasonal Hagfish Feeds and Bat Grooming Talks. All-new Spookley the Square Pumpkin 4D movie and meet-and-greet experience.

Underwater Pumpkin Carvings -Weekends from  September 26 and then daily from October 17. Watch in awe the talented team of deep-sea divers carve pumpkin creations below the surface, surrounded by aquatic friends.

Get a taste of fall with seasonal-inspired food and treats for a limited time only: BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich, Fall Mac + Cheese, Sweet Potato Poutine, Seafood Chowder, Assorted Aquatic Fall-Themed Sugar Cookies, Hot Apple Cider, Pumpkin Spiced Latte’s, and BBQ Pulled Pork Poutine. 

Fintastic Fall Days at the Vancouver Aquarium’s new Spooky Wet Lab. Photo: Wendy Nordvik-Carr©

Fintastic Fall Days at the Vancouver Aquarium

Location: 845 Avison Way, Vancouver, in Stanley Park.
Website: www.vanaqua.org/fall-days

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Vancouver Police Museum – Halloween Tours start Oct 2-31, 2026

Activities: Take a grisly tour through the Vancouver Police Museum, housed in a historic 90-year-old building. The featured Real Cases, Real Evidence, True Crime exhibit looks at the tragic “Babes in the Wood” murder to the infamous “Milkshake Murder.” The museum also includes the permanent exhibits of the Coroner’s Court, the old City Morgue, where more than 20,000 bodies came in, and the recreated 1970s Autopsy Suite. Hours: The museum is closed Mondays through Wednesdays and on statutory holidays.

Location: Vancouver Police Museum & Archives, 240 East Cordova Street, Vancouver

Stanley Park Ghost Train

Is the Stanley Park Halloween Ghost Train running in 2026?

The Stanley Park Halloween Ghost Train will not operate in 2026. A new nighttime experience, Astra Lumina, opens at the Stanley Park Train site on October 22.

NEW Astra Lumina at Stanley Park – Opens October 22, 2026

A new immersive nighttime experience is coming to Stanley Park this fall. Astra Lumina makes its Canadian debut at the Stanley Park Train site on October 22.

Created by Montreal-based Moment Factory, the self-guided outdoor experience takes visitors along an illuminated trail through nine themed zones filled with large-scale light installations, projections, soundscapes and immersive effects.
The experience takes approximately 45 to 60 minutes and is suitable for all ages.

Location: Stanley Park Train site, Vancouver.

Tickets: Presale begins September 15; general ticket sales begin September 16. Advance booking is recommended.

Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors – October 22 to November 15, 2026

Just in time for Halloween, Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors brings a hilarious twist on Bram Stoker’s gothic classic to the Arts Club Theatre Company. This fast-paced farce turns the familiar tale upside down, with a cowardly hero, an adventure-seeking heroine and a very different Count Dracula. Expect plenty of laughs, theatrical mayhem and vampire fun in this playful take on the legendary story.
Location: Lindsay Family Stage at Granville Island, Vancouver

Dead Fellows Haunted Brewhouse – 2026 details to be announced

The popular Strange Fellows Brewing in East Van is turning the 10,000-square-foot brewery into a Haunted House with at least 15 actors. Visitors can expect a swamp maze of horrors, jump scares (a technique often used in horror films), and other tricks throughout the brewery.

The brewery draws on the area’s tragic history. In 1899, False Creek extended from Main Street to where the brewhouse sits today. The East Bridge connected farmlands to the south side of the city and to the north, Gastown. The bridge collapsed, killing nine people. According to Strange Fellows, some of those killed were a team of brewers making a beer delivery to Gassy Jack’s Saloon in Gastown. The ghosts of brewers who perished have returned, creating a disturbing presence in the brewery.

Parade of Lost Souls – Unplugged! October 31, 2026

Activities: The Parade of Lost Souls is back. Follow the Carnival Band. Bring a shrine, installation or perform along the hourly route. The parade route is a secret. Keep checking their website for more details. Lost Souls After Party is at Strange Fellows Brewing and the Biltmore.

There are all sorts of fun activities to participate in before the event in October.
Hours:  Hourly processions start at 7:30 and 8:30 p.m., and the 6:30 p.m. Parade of Little Souls is for kids of all ages.
Location: Britannia Community Centre, meet at the Britannia Library, 1661 Napier Street, Vancouver.
Website: https://www.dustyflowerpotcabaret.com/

Burnaby Halloween Guide

Haunted Village at Burnaby Village Museum – October 23–25 and 30–31, 2026

Burnaby Village Museum transforms its 10-acre open-air site for Haunted Village, a family-friendly Halloween experience filled with spectres, spirits and spooky stories.
Wander through the village after dark to discover dramatic lighting, a haunted graveyard, a spooky circus, bewitching shops and other Halloween displays. DJ Drac and his dancers return to get everyone moving, while Halloween-themed treats and warm drinks are available at Mai’s Café.

Costumes are encouraged, and the displays are designed to be spooky rather than scary, making this a good Halloween event for families with younger children.
Dates: October 23–25 and October 30–31, 2026 
Hours: 4–9 p.m.
 Admission: Advance $12 adults; $7 children ages 2–12; free for children under 2

Location: Burnaby Village Museum, 6501 Deer Lake Avenue, Burnaby

Central Spark – October 30, 2026

Celebrate Halloween at Central Park during Central Spark, Burnaby’s free signature Halloween celebration.
The family-friendly event features a DJ dance party, spooky entertainment, photo opportunities, food trucks and costumes, followed by a drone light display and fireworks. Costumes are highly encouraged.

Admission: Free
 Location: Patterson Avenue and Central Park, Burnaby


Good to know: The drone light display is weather dependent.

Halloween Monster Express at Surrey Heritage Rail – October 24, 25, 2026

Activities: Ride the Monster Express to Sullivan and return, see the Witches and the Werewolf of Halloween.
Admission: There are only 400 tickets available. Tickets go on sale in September and must be purchased online. They sell out fast. Infants 2 and under are free but need a ticket.
Location: Cloverdale Station, FVHRS Station at HWY 10 (56 Ave) and 176A Street, just behind the Clydesdale Inn, Cloverdale, BC
Phone: 604-574-9056
Website: https://fvhrs.org/

Cougar Creek’s House of Horrors – October 2- November 1, 2026

Surrey’s biggest and only live theatre horror attraction features five haunted houses linked together – Echoes of Abbath, New Year’s Evil, The Zycho Zerkus, Abomination and Sinneraria. Sinister snacks and three other attractions: Buried Alive Coffin Ride, Haunted Photo Booth and nightly stage show featuring Dandy of the Dead.

The custom-built attraction of over 15,000 square feet is filled with creepy actors along with high-tech animatronics and digital sounds that can be very frightening and are geared toward older teens and adults.

Tickets sell out fast on many nights. Buy tickets here. Part of the proceeds go to the Surrey Food Bank.

Location: 12530 72nd Avenue, Surrey
Website: cougarcreekhouseofhorrors.com.

Halloween Pumpkin Patch Express at Bear Creek Park

Pumpkin Train at Bear Creek Park – September 27-October 31, 2026 – Note – Closed October 25

Activities: Ride through the Halloween decorated forest. Receive a treat and a pumpkin.

The Daytime Pumpkin train runs from 10 am to 4:30 pm until October 31, 2026. There are no online tickets. It is first come, first served and subject to weather conditions.
Location: Bear Creek Park, 13750 88th Avenue, Surrey.
Phone: 604-501-1232
Website: https://www.bctrains.com

The Haunted Forest Train at Bear Creek Park – October 16-November 1, 2026

Activities: Meet Chainsaw Charlie. For children 12+ and adults prepared to scream in the haunted forest with ghoulish characters, creepy sounds and sights.

Location: Bear Creek Park, 13750 88th Avenue, Surrey.
Phone: 604-501-1232
Website: https://www.bctrains.com

Art’s Nursery Outdoor Scarecrow Stroll and Pumpkin Patch Photo: Melanie Lomond©

Maple Ridge Halloween Events

Paranormal Investigation at Haney House – October 2-3, 2026

Discover the darker side of one of Maple Ridge’s historic homes during a paranormal investigation at Haney House. Cornerstone Supernatural and the Maple Ridge Museum lead 75-minute guided investigations through the heritage house, sharing stories from its past and demonstrating the tools and techniques paranormal investigators use. Participants can even try some of the equipment while searching for signs of unexplained activity.

This unusual Maple Ridge Halloween event offers a different kind of spooky experience for anyone curious about ghosts, local history and the paranormal.
Time: Tours begin at 6 p.m. and depart every 20 minutes, with the final tour starting at 8 p.m.Location: Haney House Museum, Maple Ridge. Advance booking required.

Celebrate the Night – Festival of Lights – October 25, 2026

Activities: Celebrating fall and Halloween. Family fun-filled activities include storytelling, pumpkins, lanterns, crafts, games, food trucks and a fireworks finale.
Admission: Free
Hours: 6 pm – 8:00 pm. Fireworks at 8:00 pm.
Location: The ACT Arts Centre, Maple Ridge
Email: culture@mapleridge.ca
Phone: 604-467-7325.
Website: https://www.mapleridge.ca/1758/Celebrate-the-Night

The best of Halloween – Celebrate the night in Maple Ridge.

Alouette Cemetery – October 1-31, 2026

Brad and Stacey Lyle created a Halloween display in Maple Ridge. Each year, the display gets bigger.

Brad says, “We thought it would be nice to create a display that was spooky yet family-friendly. It’s like walking onto a creepy film set.”

Activities: A growing number of handmade animatronics and tombstones.
Admission: Free. Donations gratefully accepted for Katie’s Place, a volunteer non-profit animal shelter in Maple Ridge.

Hours: October 1-31, 2026  6 pm – 9 pm.
Location: 12795 227 A Street, Maple Ridge, BC
Website: www.alouettecemetery.ca and Facebook

Alouette Cemetery Halloween display in Maple Ridge put on by Brad and Stacey Lyle.

Harrison Mills Halloween

Bumps in the Night at Kilby Historic Site – October 16–17, 2026

Go ghost hunting after dark at Kilby Historic Site in Harrison Mills during Bumps in the Night, an evening of paranormal investigation inside the historic General Store and Hotel. Cornerstone Paranormal investigators will set up equipment at five locations around the more than 120-year-old site, including areas where unexplained activity has previously been reported. After learning how the equipment works, participants can join the investigation and see what — if anything — makes its presence known.

Part of the experience takes place outdoors, and hot apple cider and sweet treats are included. The event is not recommended for children under 10, and minors must be accompanied by an adult.
Times: 6–8 p.m. and 8–10 p.m.
 Location: Kilby Historic Site, 215 Kilby Road, Harrison Mills
, Tickets: $55 + GST; advance booking recommended

Langley Haunted Halloween Guide

Magical Halloween of Forty-Third – First week of October-31, 2026

It’s free and runs from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m., seven days a week. Just enter through the giant Pumpkin.

20504 43rd Avenue, Brookswood, Langley

Langley Halloween display at 20504 43rd Avenue in Langley. Courtesy photo.

Brinkworth Dungeon – 2026 dates to be announced

Activities: Brinkworth Dungeon will celebrate 26 years of over 5,000 square feet of haunted sets, displays and a “Chamber of Horrors.” See Revenge of the Mummy, Silent Hill Asylum and the Brinkworth Dungeon.
Location: 22260 48th Avenue, Murrayville, Langley
Phone: 604-500-0181  Facebook
Website: http://www.brinkworthdungeon.com/

Brinkworth Dungeon is one of the best Halloween Events Metro Vancouver

Halloween at Fort Langley National Historic Site

Scarecrow Showcase Extravaganza – 2026 dates to be announced

The harvest season starts with the Cranberry Festival on October 10. Come visit for the 3rd annual Scarecrow Showcase at Fort Langley. See the community’s creative scarecrows and join a scavenger hunt.

Grave Tales Historic Walking Tour of Fort Langley – 2026 dates to be announced

Activities: Hear spooky tales and the history of Fort Langley. Four different experiences suit various age groups: Youth Grave Tales, Spirit of the Place, Graves of the Tradesmen, and Descent into Darkness.

Haunted Halloween at Fort Langley National Historic Site – Grave-Tales. Courtesy Photo.

Abbotsford Halloween Guide

Maan Farms Halloween Fright Festival – October 2–31, 2026

Maan Farms brings the scares back to Abbotsford with its Halloween Fright Festival, featuring four immersive haunted attractions, live performances, a Halloween midway and a glowing nighttime pumpkin patch.

Home to what Maan Farms calls the Scariest Corn Maze in Canada, the 2026 festival introduces BADLANDS, an unusual new sensory haunt where the environment itself becomes the threat. Instead of relying on monsters and masked killers, guests encounter changing extremes of heat, cold, wind, rain and humidity as they make their way through a series of hostile environments.

Three popular haunts also return. Slaughterhouse takes visitors into the Butcher’s gruesome world, while 3D CarnEvil uses 3D glasses, blacklights and distorted surroundings to create a nightmarish carnival. The Way Down plunges guests into darkness for an intense sensory experience.

The scares extend beyond the haunted attractions. Live performances take place throughout the evening, including shows in the Midway, Wine Garden and Forest Pumpkin Patch.

Frightfully Fun Forest Pumpkin Patch

Not everyone needs to be terrified. The Frightfully Fun Forest Pumpkin Patch offers an all-ages nighttime Halloween experience filled with twinkling lights, drifting fog, pumpkins and colourful photo opportunities.
The Forest Pumpkin Patch is included with Halloween Fright Festival admission or can be purchased separately, making it a good option for families or members of a group who don’t want to enter the haunted attractions. Live stage shows and character encounters are also included.

Dates: Select nights October 2–31, 2026
Hours: 7–11 pm 
Haunted attractions: Recommended for ages 14+
Halloween Fright Festival tickets: From $69
Frightfully Fun Forest Pumpkin Patch: From $22
Parking: Free
Location: Maan Farms, 790 McKenzie Road, Abbotsford, BC

Good to know: The haunted attractions take place on farm and corn-maze terrain, so wear comfortable closed-toe footwear and dress for the weather. Some attractions include intense sensory effects and physical interaction. An electronic waiver must be completed before arrival.
Website: maanfarms.com

Maan Farm’s Haunted Halloween The Way Down. Credit: Courtesy Photo.

Fall food and wine at Maan Haunted. Photo: Courtesy.

Chilliwack Haunted Halloween Guide

Reaper’s Maze of Terror –Opens October 2-31, 2026

Activities: Outside in the Maze of Terror, look out for the Chainsaw Massacre experience roaming the maze and the zombie combat zone is back. Paintball Corn Maze is also available. Rain or shine. Important: parking is tough to find the last two weekends. Carpool recommended.
Admission: An online ticket is required for entry.
Location: 9243 Gibson Road, Chilliwack. Exit 123 off Hwy 1. Do not park on the road – you will be towed.
Website: http://www.reapers.ca/

Squamish Halloween

Monsters, Machines and Mischief – 2026 dates to be announced

(about an hour from Vancouver)
Activities: A special Halloween underground tour.

Location: Britannia Mine Museum, 150 Copper Drive, Britannia Beach, BC
Website: Britannia Mine Museum

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