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Activity/Description:
Visit Potters House of Horrors for a good scare this Halloween.
Location:
12530 72nd Street Surrey, BC, Canada. Click for Google Map directions.
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Description:
Potters House of Horrors is a haunted house attraction which consists of several decorated (spooky) rooms, that are connected together by dark twisty hallways. The attraction is very elaborate, and professionally done to create a scary atmosphere. There are also actors throughout the attraction, whose job it is to make the scare the visitors, however, the actors should not touch the visitors, and vice versa. Visitors are not allowed to wear costumes, and should not bring alcohol, weapons and are generally asked to behave themselves, as there is no age restriction to this attraction. There is security on hand, as well as a first aid team. Additionally, there is no photography permitted inside the attraction. This event is similar to the Dunbar Haunted House.
Restrictions:
There is no age restriction, however, for younger people there is a family hour from 6:00 pm until 7:00 pm, during which time the event is static, meaning there are no actors. This event is not recommended for pregnant women, people with heart conditions, or people who are in generally poor health. There are also strobe lights inside the attraction, and people who have breathing difficulties should be aware that smoke machines are also used.
Cost:
General admission: $13.00/ticket
12 years old and under: $10.00/ ticket
Family Hour 6-7 PM*: $10.00Family Hour 6 – 7 PM*- $10
*Valid for admission from 6:00 PM – 6:45 PM daily.
Family Hour tickets are only valid on the day they are issued.
Payment accepted: Cash, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Interac
Schedule (2009):
October 16th – 31st 2009
6:00 to 10:00 nightly
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Coordinates:
Potters House of Horrors is located at 49°09′01.46″N and 122°52′30.17″W
Map:
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