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ZED HAUNTED HOUSE Red Deer’s Most Fatal Attraction!
From Youth HQ
Adorn a costume, grab some friends, and join us for the annual Zed Haunted House! This fun and interactive haunted attraction is a Red Deer favourite for getting in some spooks and scares during the final 13 days of October. All proceeds from the event go toward BGC of Red Deer & District.
Come test your fear factor and support a worthy cause!
The Zed Haunted House is the primary fundraising event in support of BGC Red Deer & District. This annual high profile community event operates during the final 13 days of October and attracts more than 7,000 visitors annually. With the tremendous support of business friends throughout the community and an army of volunteers contributing more than 8,000 hours every year this event continues to grow becoming an Alberta Tourism destination every fall.
SPECIAL FEATURE NIGHTS
Wicked Wednesday – Wednesday, October 25th
Photo ops with prime characters and groups of 2-4 for a more intimate experience of terror.
Friday Fright Night – Friday, October 27th
All prime characters in action inside and outside dancing to the music. Meet the wolf man, Witcher, batman, demon stalker and the mutant up close and personal.
Midnight Madness – Friday, October 27th
After evening show closes at 10:00pm doors re-open from midnight to 2:00am. 18+ ONLY Admission $20.
The scare factor is raised bigtime for those brave enough to enter for an enhanced terror experience.
Saturday Spooktacular – Saturday, October 28th
Join us in welcoming the Alberta Hearse Association as they visit the Zed Haunted House with the most spooktacular collection of scary rides you’ll ever see.
Hallow’s Eve – Tuesday, October 31st
Visit the Zed Haunted House and don’t miss out on treats for all who visit.
ADMISSION
- General Admission: $15 at the door
- Spook Pass: $20 purchase online
- Midnight Madness & BLACK OUT Pass: $20 at the door
- Group Pass: $12 per person (min 10), purchase at Youth HQ
- Matinees: $10 at the door
All tickets are non refundable. Spook Passes are not valid for Midnight Madness.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
HOW SCARY IS IT?
Well, that depends on how easily scared you get. Our evening shows are not recommended for children under 10 years of age. We provide weekend matinees for young children and those who are a little apprehensive about the evening show.
ARE THE LINE-UPS LONG?
Line ups can get long on the prime days closer to Halloween. We suggest coming early in the event or you can purchase an advance “Spook Pass” online to ensure priority entry!
IT IS WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE?
The attraction is not 100% wheelchair accessible, however, we are wheelchair friendly. What we mean by that is that the attraction has alternate routes with staff escort to ensure those in a wheelchair can enjoy the attraction.
I HAVE A GROUP TO BRING THROUGH. CAN I GET A DISCOUNT ON ENTRY?
Group passes can be arranged by contacting Youth HQ at 403-342-6500 to arrange date and time. This rate is available for groups of 10 or more and must be purchased in advance. Group passes are not available for Midnight Madness or Matinees.
CAN I GET A REFUND IF I GET TOO SCARED?
Once you enter the attraction there are no refunds. You are paying us to scare you in a safe and fun Halloween attraction. If we accomplish that sooner than expected please consider it a job well done and thank you for supporting the BGC of Red Deer.
HOW CAN I GET INVOLVED AS A VOLUNTEER?
We are always looking for volunteer help with this annual event. Simply contact us at 403-342-6500 or email Janessa at [email protected]
WHAT IS MIDNIGHT MADNESS?
Midnight Madness is an event held on one night during the two week event (Friday, October 27) After the evening show closes at 10:00pm the doors will re-open at 11:59 – 2:00am. for adults 18+ only. This is the one night for those who enjoy even more intense scares than the regular evening show. Every year the Midnight Madness event has a new twist that will only be revealed to those who attend. We dare you to come and check it out.
WHAT ELSE IS HAPPENING?
During the 13-day event we have numerous feature nights taking place. Some of these include Freaky Friday (Oct 21: Photo opps with prime characters); BLACK OUT Saturday (Oct 21: Total Darkness Experience 10:30pm- 11:59pm); Wicked Wednesday (Oct 26: no cost photo opps with prime characters and group sizes of 2 to 4 people for a more intimate tour of terror); Friday Fright Night (Oct 27: Dance to the tunes with our characters); Midnight Madness Friday (Oct 27 Extreme! 18+ midnight to 2am); Saturday Spooktacular (Oct 28: Alberta Hearse Association visits with a spectacular collection of scary rides); Weekend Matiness; Hallow’s Eve (Oct 31: Tricks and Treats for all who visit). Please check our social media to get daily up-to-date information on what is happening!
WEEKEND MATINEES – SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
SPONSORED BY SERVUS Credit Union
October 21, 22, 28 and 29 Doors open from 1:00pm – 4:00pm Weekend Matinees are child friendly matinees intended for children under 10 years of age and those a little too apprehensive to attend the full evening shows. Major scares are non-active, there are more lights on, with age appropriate scenes which guided by a friendly tour guide.
WICKED WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25
Photo ops with prime characters and groups of 2-4 for a more intimate tour of terror.
FRIDAY FRIGHT NIGHT – FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27
Live entertainment – zombie troupe. All prime characters inside and out including the demon stalker, wolfman, witcher, gatekeeper and chainsaw madness.
MIDNIGHT MADNESS – FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27
SPONSORED BY CARSTAR Red Deer
Midnight – 2:00am Restricted attendance to 18 years and older only. After the evening show closes its doors at 10:00pm the cast will prepare for a one night re-opening for two hours only. The scare factor will be increased to an intense level with some surprises. Skinny and Zed Heads have some special chills and thrills planned that only those in attendance will experience. We dare you to join us!
SATURDAY SPOOKTACULAR – SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28
We welcome the Alberta Hearse Association for a spooktaculat collection of scay rides. Come in costume, have fun and you could win some great prizes. Who knows … if your costume is that good we may recruit you for the show.
HALLOW’S EVE – TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31
SPONSORED BY Spirit Halloween
You can still go Trick or Treating and visit the Zed Haunted House at the same time. Once you have come through the exit you will receive a treat on us. Happy Halloween!
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