There's not a lot going on in Jacksonville this weekend. No music, no events, and a Jaguars bye week leave North Florida dry. There might be a little wave this weekend, but I'm more interested in some local haunted houses. I've heard these houses offer scares, thrills and excitement that will keep you up at night, which can always be cured with a little whiskey.
Night Terrors
Night Terrors, located on San Jose Blvd., has received excellent reviews. The attraction has been selected as one of America's best haunts by AmericasBestHaunts.com, which "was established to acknowledge the most superior haunted attractions in the United States." Night Terrors offers three haunted house attractions. In Outbreak you have to survive a zombie infection. Madhouse lets patrons tour an insane asylum. The Vacancy, a new attraction, is left as a mystery. For $25-$35, you can visit all three. Visit NightTerrorsHauntedHouse.com for more information.
Warehouse 31
Warehouse 31, located in St. Augustine, has awesome sponsors backing the production. Monster Energy Drink is Warehouse 31's main sponsor. Nothing like getting amped off some energy drinks, and getting scared shitless. Warehouse 31 offers three houses. Rigamortis takes patrons on a lovely walk through a field with monsters of all varieties escorting you along the way. Clown Nightmare has you put on 3D glasses to get personal with killer clowns in an abandoned fun house. The last house, Vertigo, leaves you feeling disoriented, and according to the Warehouse 31 Web site, "You will never know what lies ahead and the dizziness of this maze may make you sick." Visit Warehouse31.com for more information.
Night Terrors
Night Terrors, located on San Jose Blvd., has received excellent reviews. The attraction has been selected as one of America's best haunts by AmericasBestHaunts.com, which "was established to acknowledge the most superior haunted attractions in the United States." Night Terrors offers three haunted house attractions. In Outbreak you have to survive a zombie infection. Madhouse lets patrons tour an insane asylum. The Vacancy, a new attraction, is left as a mystery. For $25-$35, you can visit all three. Visit NightTerrorsHauntedHouse.com for more information.
Warehouse 31
Warehouse 31, located in St. Augustine, has awesome sponsors backing the production. Monster Energy Drink is Warehouse 31's main sponsor. Nothing like getting amped off some energy drinks, and getting scared shitless. Warehouse 31 offers three houses. Rigamortis takes patrons on a lovely walk through a field with monsters of all varieties escorting you along the way. Clown Nightmare has you put on 3D glasses to get personal with killer clowns in an abandoned fun house. The last house, Vertigo, leaves you feeling disoriented, and according to the Warehouse 31 Web site, "You will never know what lies ahead and the dizziness of this maze may make you sick." Visit Warehouse31.com for more information.
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