"If you saw Delusion: The Blue Blade, you won't want to miss this! For a limited run with very limited guests, my partners over at GREATCO are working with me to present a never before seen, interactive chapter from the Blue Blade Saga running this Fall in Los Angeles! This is a mini-Delusion, if you will, at a very cool and different kind of venue.
TICKETS GO ON SALE Monday, Aug 26th @ 5pm (PST) for you newsletter subscribers, then the general public the following day."
"Imagine being invited to a cocktail soirĂ©e inside a beautiful old mansion... and it all taking a sinister turn when you realize you’re unwillingly part of a very strange ritual. Dark magic can open gateways to bizarre and frightening realities - do you dare enter? You’ll have the chance to explore the eerie mansion, play with a giant ouija board, and meet mystical tarot card readers."
- Universal Studios Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights has released news on many new mazes
-The Curse of Pandora’s Box
"The scene begins with “Pandora’s Cabinet of Curiosities,” a dilapidated storefront set in modern times that is, nonetheless, eerily reminiscent of a structure that belongs in the dark and dangerous back alleys of Victorian London."
-House of 1000 Corpses
"The terrifying “House of 1000 Corpses” mazes bring to life
the movie’s offbeat roadside tourist attraction, Captain Spaulding’s Museum of
Monsters and Madmen, and introduces guests to some of the country’s most
infamous serial killers, including Dr. Satan, a demented surgeon who has gone
mad."
-Us
Featuring the unnerving labyrinth of underground tunnels
that stretch from coast to coast below America, to the disorienting and the
ominous uprising of “The Tethered”— doppelgängers of every living man, woman
and child in the country—the “Us” maze will place guests at the heart of this
living nightmare where they quickly realize they are their own worst enemy.
-Creepshow
The original Creepshow movie, created by legendary director
George Romero, and the all-new series, debuting on Shudder’s streaming service,
reimagined by acclaimed make-up artist, director and executive producer, Greg
Nicotero, invites “Halloween Horror Nights” guests to step into the anthology’s
comic book pages to experience five terrible tales of terror guided by The
Creep, the skeletal namesake of the comic book.
The annual haunt opens its gates on September 26 and continues to scare those who dare on select nights through November 2. General admission ticket prices start at just $20 online, with Fast Fright, Evil Express, RIP Lounge Passes, Creepy Cabanas and lodging packages available. Dark Harbor is offering a 40% discount on general admission for select nights until August 5 at 11:59pm with promo code SCREAM. For more information or to purchase tickets online, visit www.queenmary.com/dark-harbor.
