Scream-A-Geddon To Unveil New Haunted Attraction This Halloween Season

DADE CITY, FL — Back for its ninth season, Scream-A-Geddon horror park in Dade City will haunt the public with a new attraction starting Friday, Sept. 8.

“Breach,” a haunt crawling with mutated species, will be introduced as an unnerving, interactive experience in which those who dare to enter may be whisked away by re-engineered life forms hiding behind every corner.

“Breach” transports guests to OmniLabs Corporation, a research laboratory conducting testing on
plants, insects and animals. With the intent to improve agricultural output, these organisms were
“rewired” to create “super” species. After introducing human DNA and disregarding safety regulations, cross-species contamination occurred, resulting in dangerous mutations.

Now, these gruesome species haunt OmniLabs, waiting for the next guest to enter.

“We are bringing a brand-new thrill to Central Florida with “Breach.” This new house will have every visitor on edge with the atmosphere and aesthetics inside OmniLabs," said Jon Pianki, chief marketing officer at Scream-A-Geddon. "As with our other interactive attractions, those who opt for the interactive experience will become a character in the story. The masterminds behind this attraction have outdone themselves in bringing the eerily twisted story of 'Breach' to life.”

Scream-A-Geddon features six bone-chilling attractions showcasing pyrotechnic special effects and uncommonly sinister elements spread over 60 acres of old Florida forest, 2 of which offer interactive experiences for victims who dare to be targets for more fearsome encounters.

Guests who choose to engage in interactive experiences may be removed from their group and succumb to more intense frights. These patrons must be 18 years or older.

To get the night started or take a break and bask in the afterglow of adrenaline-fueled terror, visitors can explore the Monster Midway — the hub of Scream-A-Geddon, comprised of petrifying monsters, an assortment of craft beer and wine, a selection of hot and cold beverages, a variety of fresh food, a fully stocked gift shop, midway games and custom Scream-A-Geddon photo spots.

"Through our park design and operations, we are able to create more interactive, intimate and thrilling haunted experiences that equip our horror park to exceed expectations of even the bravest thrill-seekers,” said Mark Bremer, creative director at Scream-A-Geddon. "Our park magnifies the intensity and reality of our haunts, offering guests an experience they won’t find at any other Halloween attractions in the region.”

Scream-A-Geddon, located at 27839 Saint Joe Road in Dade City, will be open to the public on select nights from Friday, Sept. 8, and Saturday, Sept. 9 from 7 p.m. to midnight through Saturday, Nov. 4. Tickets start at $24.95 and vary by date.

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