🎃 Free Haunted House Comes to Hill Circle Spooktacular – October 24th & 31st
As October winds down and Halloween approaches, the Sequatchie Valley has a new seasonal tradition to mark on the calendar. Hill Circle Spooktacular is opening its doors for two nights of scares, fog, and interactive frights-with no admission fee and a community-friendly vibe that invites families and thrill-seekers alike to experience the season.
ποΈ When It’s Happening
Hill Circle Spooktacular will be open on two dates: October 24th and October 31st, each night from 6 PM to 9 PM CST. If you’re worried about long lines on Halloween night itself, the organizers are encouraging visitors to come early on October 24th and skip the wait entirely. π»
π Where to Find It
The haunted house is located at 691 Hill Circle. The address is straightforward-just head to the location and follow the spooky atmosphere.
β¨ What to Expect
This is a full haunted house experience with all the classic elements: fog machines, strobe lights, and live actors who may interact with you as you move through the attraction. π«οΈ The organizers want visitors to know upfront that actors might touch you during the experience, so come prepared for genuine scares. They also ask that guests refrain from running once inside the house-safety first, fun always. The vibe is clear: “Enter at your own risk. We can’t wait to scare you.” π±
ποΈ How to Go & Support the Event
Admission is completely free. However, donations are welcomed and appreciated by the organizers. If you’d like to contribute, you can send money via Venmo (@hillspooktacular) or CashApp ($hillspooktacular). Whether you donate or not, you’re welcome to experience the haunted house at no cost. π°
β€οΈ Why You’ll Want to Be There
Free Halloween entertainment is hard to come by, and Hill Circle Spooktacular is offering a genuine scare without the ticket price. Whether you’re a local looking for a seasonal outing, a family wanting to get into the Halloween spirit, or someone who loves a good fright, this is your chance to support a community-driven event. The two-night schedule also gives you flexibility-come on the 24th to avoid crowds, or embrace the Halloween energy on the 31st. π
Mark your calendar, grab a friend, and prepare yourself for a night of fog, lights, and genuine scares. Hill Circle Spooktacular is ready to deliver the Halloween experience you’ve been waiting for-and it won’t cost you a dime to walk through the door.
π€Source
Kelsey Gibson – Hill Circle Spooktacular announces its open dates for a haunted house event with free entry and optional donations.
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