The price to get in is $5 per person per time that they go through. The money made for the haunted house is going towards funding FFA members who go to state in Lincoln in the spring.
FFA member, Cloey Murdock, says that she is not allowed to say the theme. She does say that attendee's can expect the haunted house to be "better than last year's."
The recommended age that the haunted house is appropriate for on the flyer is 8 and up, but Murdock says, "If your kid isn't allowed to watch horror movies, I don't know if they should go to the haunted house." If little kids do come, the worker that leads the groups tells the scarers to be less scary before the little kids go in.
FFA member, Cloey Murdock, says that she is not allowed to say the theme. She does say that attendee's can expect the haunted house to be "better than last year's."
The recommended age that the haunted house is appropriate for on the flyer is 8 and up, but Murdock says, "If your kid isn't allowed to watch horror movies, I don't know if they should go to the haunted house." If little kids do come, the worker that leads the groups tells the scarers to be less scary before the little kids go in.
The format of the haunted house is going to be different from last year's, as the members are not allowed to have it in the commons because people are going to be setting up for the A.C.T. This year, the haunted house will start at the west entrance of the auditorium, circle around the school, and end at the east entrance of the auditorium.
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