MoesHalloween

  These are just some of our regular volunteers. We hope we have them scare you for many more Halloweens to come!! We also had volunteers from on of the high schools helping out on the last night!

We have a wonderful group of people who are just as dedicated to the scare as I am. I usually post for volunteers during late summer or early fall for the coming season. We had several volunteers show for our first meet and greet during the summer, but a few of them cancelled before the big event. Now that we’ve taken on the task of

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Moe’s Halloween will be having their first annual Meet and Greet on Sept. 10, 2016. Here we will get to know our other scare actors, and pick up costumes, bounce ideas and techniques off each other, etc. Please drop us an email if you’re interested in becoming one of our volunteer actors, make-up people, or set designers. There’s always a lot of work to

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The annual event at Starkey Wilderness Park is making a two-night return just before Halloween. Each year, a horde of workers transform the park into a “scary haunted village” that features haunted houses, haunted trails and its own graveyard. Designed to give serious frights, the event isn’t recommended for young children. In fact, kids under 16 must be accompanied by an adult, the Pasco

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Visitors would be greeted by Maureen at the cabin entrance as the host for the haunt. Maureen controlled the flow of visitors through the haunt. First stop was the Doll Room where a legion of creepy dolls filled the top level of a bunk bed and Gianna occupied the lower bed. Terri sat in the corner quietly, but very creepy, holding a doll. The

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We have a wonderful group of people who are just as dedicated to the scare as I am. I usually post for volunteers during late summer or early fall for the coming season. We had several volunteers show for our first meet and greet during the summer, but a few of them cancelled before the big event. Now that we’ve taken on the task of

Learn more