We’re All Gonna Die

Portland, OR   /   0 Reviews

Lloyd Center, Lloyd Center, Portland, OR, USA

Oct. 11, 12, 18, 19, 25, 26 & Halloween Eve Wednesday Oct. 30th 5 performances a night

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Our annual immersive Halloween production (#7) is here and we are very excited to announce that we have taken over a storefront IN THE MALL for our 80’s themed thriller! We’re All Gonna Die opens October 11th for 7 nights with 5 shows a night. Our 30-minute shows offer a fully immersive haunted house experience: laughs, scares, and zero cheap thrills. This year we have added more slots, while keeping these experiences intimate with a 15 person per show cap.

As one fan stated, “It’s not Halloween until I’ve seen a Reformers show.”

We are what your audience would love to know about. Please come join us for the most thrilling Halloween event in Portland!

Get your tickets here: https://bit.ly/2mICHQj

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