Brush Creek Holl’r starts haunting this October
If you hear screams in the mountains, don’t fret!
By Dakota Baker, RealWV
BRUSH CREEK W.Va — If you hear screams in the mountains, don’t fret! This October, Brush Creek Holl’r Mountain Coaster is transforming into a spooky destination for thrill-seekers, horror fans, and families looking for some Halloween fun.
Starting Oct 2, the haunted experience will run every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday throughout the month, with an additional week of horrors leading up to Halloween. Whether you’re brave enough to take on the Haunted Coaster or ready to make your way through the Holl’r House of Horror, there’s plenty of fright-filled fun waiting for you.
Choose Your Fright
- Haunted Coaster: $25
- Holl’r House of Horror: $10
- Combo Ticket: $30
Being accompanied by children? Fun in the foam pit is only $5 per child!
There’s also a special treat for those who get their tickets early. The first 1,000 preordered combo tickets will receive a free silicone shot glass.
No Reservations Required
Round up your friends and family to experience the scares. No reservation is required, so grab your tickets and get ready for a night filled with Halloween memories.
Tickets can be purchased at https://brushcreekhollr.com/
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