Your worst nightmare is about to be brought to life courtesy of a talented and maniacal team.
The community of Falkland, B.C., is going all out for Halloween 2021 with a haunted house, a themed eatery, and a kid-friendly Halloween-themed walkthrough at the Falkland Museum and Heritage Park.
Dean Trumbley, The Haunting of Falkland creator, says crews have been working from 5:30 a.m. to midnight each day for several days to get things ready.
“It still takes us about five to six days to set it up.”
The Haunting of Falkland is growing after making its debut last year. There’s plenty of gore to explore, including an alien invasion, a one-on-one with Pennywise the Clown, a dinner party, and Krampus’ perfect Christmas morning.
And this year, there’s more to explore than just the haunted hall.
“(There’s a) younger kids walkthrough at the museum where they can get hot chocolate and candy. As well, we have ‘Hell’s Kitchen’ next door, where they’re going to be serving zombie burgers and test tube hot dogs and swamp water — (which is) just hamburgers, hotdogs and juice,” Trumbley said.
The spooktacular frights will open to the brave on Oct. 28 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. and will last until Halloween.
For more information visit The Haunting of Falkland Facebook page.
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