It looks like Salem is repeating last year’s cap on visitors into the Charter street cemetery. It’s not over all, they are just going to be limiting the number of people allowed in at one time. Details per the Boston Globe:
“For the second year in a row, Salem officials announced tight restrictions on access this month to a popular tourist destination with ties to the infamous witch trials.
The region’s premier Halloween destination will limit the number of visitors allowed inside the Charter Street Cemetery to 100 people at a time during weekends throughout October, including Halloween, according to a statement from Dominick Pangallo, chief of staff for Mayor Kimberley Driscoll.
Officials said this week that police and event staff will keep an eye on the number of people who enter the historic site between the hours of 10 a.m. and sunset, at which point the cemetery will be closed.”
Be safe everyone and enjoy!! <3
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