Hartley Law Group, PLLC is thrilled to once again support our local community as a presenting sponsor of Boo at the Zoo—Oglebay’s beloved family-friendly Halloween celebration running October 6–26, 2025.
This annual event transforms the zoo into a magical fall wonderland filled with festive fun, delicious treats, and just the right amount of spooky excitement for all ages. Presented by Hartley Law Group, PLLC and Ohio Valley Dairy Queens, Boo at the Zoo is one of the Ohio Valley’s favorite autumn traditions.
A Month of Family Fun
From costumed strolls through creatively decorated pathways to the laughter echoing from the Spooky Train Ride, Boo at the Zoo is packed with festive activities for children and adults alike. Event highlights include:
- 🎃 Spooky Train Ride – A family-friendly nighttime ride through themed zoo areas.
- 👻 Devilish Decorations – Each festive pathway showcases unique themes brought to life by local partners.
- 🍭 Treat Stations & Trick-or-Treat Bags – Kids ages 3–12 receive a free treat bag (extras available for $5).
- 🍔 Kid-Friendly Food & Snacks – Perfect for refueling between adventures.
- 🕺 Spooky Dance Performance – A lively show to get everyone in the Halloween spirit!
Event Details
📅 Dates: October 6–26, 2025
🕒 Fridays: 5–8 PM | Saturdays & Sundays: 11 AM–8 PM
🎟️ Admission:
- $17 Adults (13+)
- $13 Children (3–12)
- Free for children 2 & under
Train Ride: $5.50 (discounts available for Zoo members)
Community Support
Hartley Law Group is proud to join fellow Wheeling-area partners—such as Fort Henry Capital, WesBanco, Wheeling Hospital Auxiliary, and others—in decorating the zoo’s themed pathways and helping create a safe, fun, and memorable event for local families.
At Hartley Law Group, community involvement is a cornerstone of who we are. Supporting Oglebay’s Boo at the Zoo allows us to give back in a way that brings joy, creativity, and connection to the families we serve.
Join the Fun!
Bring your costumes, your family, and your Halloween spirit to Oglebay’s Boo at the Zoo this October—and make lasting memories at one of the Ohio Valley’s most cherished fall traditions.
