Haunted-House Attractions at The Slaughterhouse (Up to 57% Off). Two Options Available.
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Good for KidsFour frightening attractions in an out-of-use meatpacking plant send chills up spines with featured creatures designed by makeup artists
Hauntings are frequently attributed to a community's overactive imagination, much like the existence of Wyoming. You be the judge with this Groupon.
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- $6 for two attraction passes to The Slaughterhouse, valid on September 29 (a $14 value) $7 for two attraction passes to The Slaughterhouse, valid any day until October 15 (a $14 value)
Sprawling inside the remains of a local meatpacking plant, The Slaughterhouse's four chilling exhibits overflow with terrors and gore. Inside each attraction, featured creatures designed by expert makeup artists prowl through the grounds in hopes of shocking visitors and curing hiccup epidemics. Groupon holders can seek out scares in two of the attractions, including The Boiler Room, where an ordinary peek behind the scenes is invaded by undead sightseers, and City Meats, where the plant's former butchery takes on a much more sinister tone.
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About Tucson Screamers, Inc.
With The XscapeHouse, The Slaughterhouse, and Apocalypse, visitors have a variety of experiences to choose from. Guests looking to test their puzzle-solving and communication skills can tackle The XscapeHouse. In their escape room, Human Experiment, teams of 4-10 people have 60 minutes to escape before they become victims of Dr. Drago's evil human experiments. The XscapeHouse isn't as scary as the other attractions, but it is designed to be very intense and challenging. At The Slaughterhouse, brave ghost hunters can embark into the depths of four haunted houses where nightmares lurk in themed houses. Alternatively, adventurous guests can form teams of four and wield laser weapons to battle zombies in Apocalypse, an interactive zombie quest.
By hosting haunted houses and other horror events, the company has raised more than $250,000 for organizations such as the American Diabetes Association.