Freeform’s Halloween House makes 31 Nights of Halloween interactive for fans
31 Nights of Halloween is becoming an immersive experience at the #FreeformHalloweenHouse in Hollywood. And yes, you can explore the Sanderson Sister’s cottage (if you dare).
If you’re a 31 Nights of Halloween superfan, start prepping your best costumes because the Freeform Halloween House is going to be your new Halloween home. Witches are completely transforming the Lombardi House in Hollywood, California into an immersive walk-through experience where guests are transformed (via magic of course) into the scenes from some of your favorite Halloween movies.
Join other Halloween-lovers as you come together to celebrate the 25th anniversaries of Hocus Pocus and Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas. Inside the Freeform Halloween House, you can expect to find a welcoming greeting into Mr. Oogie Boogie’s Lair, a tour of Dr. Finklestein’s Lab, and an “interactive graveyard” (whatever that might mean) that will feature 31 tombstones.
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And if you’re a Hocus Pocus fan, hold onto your broomsticks because you’ll be able to run amuck inside the Sanderson Sisters’ cottage where you can “cast a spell in the giant witches’ cauldron, summon Winifred’s book, test your purity when lighting the magical black-flame candle, and see if you can spot Thackery Binx.”
We expect the entire experience to have amazing Instagrammable moments, but some photo highlights will include an opportunity to recreate the original Hocus Pocus film poster and Jack Skellington’s famous Spiral Hill pose.
Next. The complete Hocus Pocus schedule for 31 Nights of Halloween. dark
The Freeform Halloween House is open to the public from Thursday October 4 until Tuesday October 9, and tickets are completely free (but reservations are going fast, so make sure you reserve your spot!).