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Croydon Haunted Hollows “7 Deadly Hollows of Folklore” is set to chill and thrill visitors this Sunday and Tuesday.
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Croydon Haunted Hollows is a nonprofit dedicated to breathing life back into the authentic spirit of Halloween and provide a fun experience to all.
On Sunday and Tuesday, the display at 507 Girard Avenue in Bristol Township’s Croydon section will offer sensory-friendly Haunts from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m., ensuring a spooktacular experience designed especially for those with sensory sensitivities.
For those seeking a more intense thrill, nighttime haunts will run from 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. both days.
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Admission to the volunteer-run yard haunt event is free, but donations are gratefully accepted.
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Guests will be taken on a heart-pounding tour through the “7 Deadly Hollow” rooms, each one meticulously crafted to elicit feelings of fear, disease, darkness, madness, paranormal encounters, the occult, and isolation.
From the eerie sensation of something unseen brushing against your leg, to the foreboding darkness, and a chilling encounter with a mad doctor and his Frankenstein – the experience promises to be unforgettable.
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Highlights include a twisted take on a beloved doll, a journey to a 1692 Salem witchcraft party, and a meeting with plague doctors who offer a dubious cure.
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“Our sensory-friendly haunts are thoughtfully designed to provide a spooktacular experience for all, accommodating those with sensory sensitivities and creating cherished family memories,” said Colleen Prendergast, whose family operates the experience.
“The nighttime haunts are equally thrilling and spine-chilling, where attendees will immerse themselves in a Halloween wonderland filled with excitement, fright, and laughter,” said Prendergast.
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A photobooth at the end will provide evidence that you ‘survived’ the event.
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