πŸŽƒ Hill Circle Spooktacular Opens October 24th – Dunlap’s Largest Haunted House Returns

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🎃 Hill Circle Spooktacular Opens October 24th – Dunlap's Largest Haunted House Returns

Dunlap’s biggest Halloween attraction is back this year with expanded scares and a new VIP fast-pass system designed to get visitors inside faster and into the action quicker. Hill Circle Spooktacular opens Saturday, October 24th, and organizers say the experience is bigger than ever.

πŸ“ What to Know Before You Go

The haunted house runs from 6 PM to 9 PM CST at 691 Hill Circle in Dunlap. Entry is completely free – no ticket required – though organizers note that donations are appreciated and can be made via Venmo (@hillspooktacular) or Cash App ($hillspooktacular). Visitors should be prepared for fog and strobe lights throughout the experience, and actors may make physical contact during the attraction. The organizers ask that guests enter at their own risk and note they are not held liable for any incidents.

🎟️ VIP Pass Drawing and Skip-the-Line Option

For those looking to minimize wait times, Hill Circle Spooktacular is offering VIP passes that allow visitors to skip the line. A drawing for these passes will take place on October 20th. The tagline “Less Wait Time More Scare Time” suggests the organizers understand that long lines can cut into the fun – and the scares – on a busy Halloween weekend.

πŸŒ™ What to Expect

Described as Dunlap’s largest haunt, the attraction combines traditional haunted house elements with interactive scares. The free admission makes it an accessible option for families and groups looking for Halloween entertainment in the area, while the donation option allows those who want to support the effort to contribute what they can.

πŸ€”Source

Sequatchie Post – Opening night and details for the Hill Circle Spooktacular haunted house starting October 24th.

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Written By Tom Seest

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