Get ready to scream and cower in fear: Potters House of Horrors has reopened for the Halloween season.
There are two terrifying haunted houses to choose from: “Monstrosity”, a brand new house for 2016 that plays on your fears of creatures lurking in the dark, and “The Swampin’ Slaughterhouse,” a Louisiana-style mansion full of psychopaths and hillbillies.
New for 2016, there are two kids-only houses for children aged 12 and under. Called “Lil’s Haunters,” these houses won’t be overly dark, won’t have loud noises, and there will be no animatronics or actors – perfect for the little ones.
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- Burnaby Village Museum gets haunted for Halloween 2016
- Fright Nights is coming back to Playland this October
- Halloween Fireworks Festival at Richmond's Minoru Park on October 31
The haunted houses in Surrey opened on October 1 and are open weekends until after Thanksgiving, when they’ll be open every day until Halloween.
A “chicken counter” lets patrons know who wasn’t brave enough to go the full way through the frightening houses – last year, that counter racked up nearly 380 chickens.
Tickets need to be purchased for specific dates in advance and start at $10.
Think you’ve got what it takes to make it through one of the haunted houses at Potters House of Horrors, or are you one of hundreds of chickens?
Potters House of Horrors
Where: 12530 72nd Avenue, Surrey
When: Open now until October 31. Lil’ Haunters is from 4 to 7 pm, all-ages family hour is from 4 to 6:30 pm, and the regular ultra-scary show is from 7 to 10 pm.
Cost: Starts at $10 for tickets. Click here to purchase.
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