Historic Haunt

Inverness, FL   /   0 Reviews

Old Courthouse Heritage Museum, Courthouse Square, Inverness, FL, USA

5:30pm - 6:30pm

Sensory Friendly

7pm-10pm

Full Haunt

Overview

The Historic Haunt was one of the most talked about events in Cootertober last year, with over 2,000 people going through this unique immersive experience in just a matter of hours. And this year, we’re planning to go even bigger and better!

 

This actor-based haunt takes the history of our beloved historic courthouse and twists it into a creep-tastic immersive experience, featuring an interactive digital scavenger hunt, unique storytelling elements, and more.

 

A sensory-friendly version of the Haunt will be available from 5:30 pm – 6:00 pm (last entry) for those not quite ready to brave the full haunt. We’ll be turning off all sounds and lighting effects, turning on the house lights, and removing all the jump scares, scents, and air effects. The sensory-friendly version of the Historic Haunt is an opportunity for everyone to check out the haunt safely and comfortably.

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