This Thursday, the third edition of the Terror Fair was officially presented inside the Barrio Frenezí amusement park in Explanada Puebla starting this weekend and running until November 3.
During the presentation of this event, it was confirmed that once again GICSA Entertainment in collaboration with Monster House, these horror attractions were returning, to begin the Day of the Dead and Halloween celebrations in the state of Puebla.
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“It is a complete experience, we are getting together again to bring you this event that is already in its third edition, every year we seek to innovate to bring you something new and different, we hope that people like everything that is prepared for them,” they said at the inauguration.
There will be three different haunted houses, the first is called “Killwer Clowns”, here there will be clowns taken from the circus:
“They say that many years ago, a circus arrived on the outskirts of the city, promising laughter and fun. However, the lights went out one night, and none of the clowns came out of the tent again. The circus was abandoned… or at least that’s what they thought,” reads the statement.
The second is “The Orphanage”, here people will find the “souls” of children who were orphaned and now they are in charge of scaring whoever dares to enter. Finally, the third is “Phobias”, as its name indicates, people who enter will face the fear of phobias.
In addition to the haunted houses, the park has different mechanical games, skill games, an arcade area and a children’s area, so that the public can choose what to do.
The doors of the fair will remain open from Friday to Sunday from September 27 to November 3, from 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. The entrance fee is $330 (access to everything) and $270 (only for the haunted houses).
It is worth mentioning that the Frenezí neighborhood will provide insurance to people in case it rains, since for safety reasons the mechanical games cannot be turned on. That is to say, people will be able to return on another day.
Source: elsoldepuebla
