Greenville Haunted Firehouse

Greenville, AL   /   2 Reviews

1198 Norman Rd, Greenville, AL 36037

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+1 334-437-1236

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Greenville Haunted Firehouse in Alabama

The Greenville Haunted Firehouse is a non-profit organization that is composed entirely of volunteers. The haunt crew works for that in which they love – scaring you as much as they can! In conjunction with this noble quest, the team shares a vision that they are also responsible for helping those less fortunate. The members of the Greenville Haunted Firehouse proudly support the Muscular Dystrophy Association and the American Cancer Society with many events throughout the year. Contact us with more details about how you can be a part of this rewarding experience.

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2 Reviews

  1. Dania

    Met Les who is the owner. Good guy. I took a few people and everyone had a blast. Greenville’s best haunted house!

    November 1, 2017 at 8:05 pm
  2. Mathias

    Pretty cool and good that its for a good cause. Could use a little more space between other people going thru. Otherwise you run into the people in front of you. I took my kids this year. They’re 13 and 11 and they had fun.

    October 30, 2017 at 8:00 pm

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