Nowhere Haunted House the Twin Cities only 18+ haunt opens in Inver Grove Heights Twin Cities

Nowhere Haunted House the Twin Cities only 18+ haunt opens in Inver Grove Heights Twin Cities

Nowhere Haunted House, the Twin Cities' only 18+ haunt, opens in Inver Grove Heights - Axios Twin CitiesLog InLog InAxios Twin Cities is an Axios company.

The Twin Cities' newest scariest haunted house

Illustration: Shoshana Gordon/Axios A brand new haunted house in Inver Grove Heights has become the place to go for the Twin Cities' most terrifying Halloween experience. State of play: , a year-round haunted attraction that opened this month, is now the home of the only 18+ haunt in the metro."," which requires a waiver to attend, is a terrifying sleep study in almost total darkness where actors can touch visitors. If you come with friends, you'll be separated, and everyone has to solve puzzles to get out. Zoom out: There aren't many horrifying haunts left in the Twin Cities. COVID shuttered many houses, and the popular ValleySCARE . How it happened: Nicole Ross and her husband had been doing "home haunts" in St. Paul for 25 years before partnering with a production company to open the professional house. "There's a demand for year-round immersive experiences outside of Halloween," Ross told me. "And we ran out of space in our yard." Yes, and: In addition to its signature haunted house and 18+ nights, Nowhere has low-scare and no-scare options for families.Saturday afternoons have no actors, just the house, and Sundays are reserved for a lights-on, behind-the-scenes tour of the house. What's next: Expect new haunts for Christmas, Valentine's Day and St. Patrick's Day, Ross said. A spooky mini-golf course is planned for next year. Visit: 5300 S Robert Trail #300, Inver Grove Heights. Price and hours vary. Photo courtesy Nowhere Haunted HousePhoto courtesy Nowhere Haunted House Get more local stories in your inbox with .Subscribe Support local journalism by becoming a member.

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