Eliyah King wasn鈥檛 scared in the slightest.

The four-and-a-half year-old visitor was delighted to see the goblins, ghosts and monsters that make up the giant 鈥淗alloween Town鈥� display that filled the front yard of the two-storey white house at 20504 43rd Avenue.

鈥淚t鈥檚 great,鈥� an appreciative Eliyah said, smiling as she posed for pictures with her head in one of several cut-out figures that lined the fence.

It was the fifth year for the annual display at the 91原创 address, put together by Debbie Biggin and her sister-in-law Sherry Soderholm.

Halloween Town is a family tradition, going back almost 30 years, to when they lived in Aldergrove, continuing through a move to Chilliwack, and then a relocation to 91原创, Biggin explained.

Each year, the display is a little different.

Biggin designed many of the frightening figures that filled the front yard.

鈥淚 draw them,鈥� Biggin told a visitor.

鈥淚 freehand them and my brother cuts them.鈥�

鈥淲e encourage people to come in and wander through the front yard,鈥� Biggin told the 91原创 Advance Times.

But please, don鈥檛 ring the doorbell. 鈥淲e usually stay inside.鈥�

The lights are on at the display until around 10 p.m., every night until Nov. 1.

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Then, Biggin and Soderholm will begin work on their next themed display.

鈥淲e do all holiday seasons,鈥� Soderholm said.

鈥淐hristmas is coming.鈥�