Crazy Scary!

Revenue from all ScareHouse tickets sold for Tuesday, October 5th will be donated to two local fundraising drives: Make Room for Kids and Christmas Crazy for Kids!

Make Room for Kids is a social media-driven fundraising effort originated by local blogger Virginia Montanez from That's Church (also known as "PittGirl" ) designed to bring gaming and laptops to sick children at Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh, in association with The Mario Lemieux Foundation 

Christmas Crazy for Kids was created by local blogger Michelle Hammons from Burgh Baby. Donated funds are used to purchase and deliver toys to Toys for Tots and HOPE center.

Proceeds from all tickets sold online and at the door for Tuesday, October 5th will be divided equally to both of these fundraising efforts for local kids in need.  Tickets for our Crazy Scary event are just $15 and can be purchased in advance from scarehouse.com

There is also a limited amount of tickets available for our VIP gathering on the 2nd floor. This VIP ticket allows you inside the exclusive ScareHouse suite on Tuesday, October 5th (complete with fun, food, and other surprises) – offers front-of-the line access and full admission into all 3 haunts: RAMPAGE, Delirium 3-D, and The Forsaken – and allows you to decide the final fate of Virginia or Michelle...

From Virginia's recent blog post: we decided to make things interesting. A little wager. If more people purchase their tickets through me, Michelle will have to experience her worst nightmare, which is being made up completely and totally as a pretty pretty pink fluffy cotton candy clouds and sunshine and love and tweeting birds and helpful mice princess. If Michelle wins, and more people purchase their October 5 ScareHouse tickets through her … I will … have to … GO THROUGH THE ENTIRE FREAKING SCAREHOUSE ALL BY MY PANTS-PEEING MOMMY-WANTING SELF! No one to hide behind. No one to say to me, “Chillax. It’s all fake.”

This $30 ticket is only available from thatschurch.com or theburghbaby.com and only a limited number of tickets are available. Both links also contain more information and details about "Crazy Scary" ticket options.

You can click here to read Michelle's post - and click here to read Virginia's post. 

Comments

[Maya]

you guys are really cool how you make the attractions. I think you should make one for kids that is scary but not too scary. i think that the 3-d one looks cool but I think it looks too scary for me. I am 11, do you think I should do on Delirium????