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Things are getting spooky, and we're loving it.
And it turns out, the city centre is getting its very own haunted house.
The National Wax Museum is set to be transformed into a super scary experience this Halloween.
Think clowns (not the nice kind), gruesome witches, the evil grim reaper and more. So be prepared to run.
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The house will also feature a 'Pumpkin King', who has dropped pumpkins all around the museum. The only way to take the museum from his grasp is to count all of the pumpkins.
The Haunted House runs for the month of October up until Halloween.
Although the haunted house is intended to be fun for all the family, it is expected to be quite scary, so it's not recommended that you bring children under the age of four.
It starts after 5pm every day and tickets can be booked through waxmuseumplus.ie.
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