Trailer haunts...

[MidnightEvil]

When is that issue of Hauntworld coming out?
I just got the new one last week.

[RJ Productions]

Hey Allan,
Just got back from Canada, been there since June, now back in the heat of Vegas!!!

The next issue of Hauntworld is focusing on Trailer Haunts. I have written an article on the advantages of a Trailer Haunt, and updated version of the original article from Hauntworld 1&2, plus Randy Grigg and Duke Molner- the other major haunt owners in our market have also written articles!!

Check it out! It should answer a lot of questions...maybe create some new ones!!

Rich

[MindWerxKMG]

http://www.hysteriacity.com/id15.html

[MDKing]

I heard of them, do they have a website, pics anywhere?

Thanks alot guys,
Allan

[Cookie Crumbler]

Allan,

Although I can't speak for the quality level, I'm pretty sure the guy from Hysteria City sells these.

[ANUBIS B. C.]

Allen ,i Know A Few Years Ago There Was A Company Called Bloodline Productions.i Am Not Sure If They Are Still I Buisiness Although.

[Jim Warfield]

External decorations for a trailer haunt would be easy, a couple old couches, some old appliances, some garbage and a couple of old cars, hide the speakers for the banjo music inside the appliances, keeps them from getting rained on.....
I know, I know, I have the only two-story, 5,000 sq. ft. 1870 Italianate trailer that anyone has ever seen.
The wheels and axles must be under the wine cellar's one-piece solid rock floor?
Would I need about five wide-load permits to take it down the road?

[MDKing]

I know there are a handful of Trailer haunts out there, and I was curious does any company out there actually make and sell turn-key trailer haunts with all safety measures etc. built in?

Thanks,
Allan