Get ready for the most thrilling experience yet as the Palm Coast Fire Department proudly presents the 23rd annual Hall of Terror on Wednesday, October 30, and Thursday, October 31. This year’s event promises to be better than ever with a ‘Greatest Slashers’ theme, incorporating some of the horror genres biggest icons of the past 50 years. And new for 2024, visitors can indulge in a variety of delicious offerings from food trucks as they await their turn to tour the spine-chilling haunted house.
“The Hall of Terror has grown in attendance each year and we are happy to be able to continue provide a fun, safe way for residents and visitors alike to enjoy the Halloween season,” said Palm Coast Fire Chief Kyle Berryhill.
Last year’s Hall of Terror set a new attendance record with nearly 5,000 visitors over the two-day span, and this year is expected to draw an even larger crowd. As always, the event is free and open to all ages, though adult supervision is recommended for attendees under 13. Please note that the event features strobe lights, fog, and other special effects. Those with epilepsy or sensory sensitivities are invited to join us for a special sensory-friendly walkthrough of the Hall of Terror from 6-7pm on both nights of the event.
The Hall of Terror will take place from 7-10 p.m. on October 30 and 31 at Palm Coast Fire Station 21, located at 9 Corporate Drive. Parking is available in the lot located next to the firehouse on Corporate Drive, with additional parking in the nearby Kohl’s parking lot. Food Trucks appearing on each event night are as follows:
Oct 30th – Kona Ice and Wandering Hoagie
Oct 31st – Cool Beans BBQ and Sheila’s Funnel Cakes
This year, the City of Palm Coast is offering a limited number of ‘RIP’ fast pass tickets again, giving winners front-of-the-line access. To enter, follow the City of Palm Coast’s Facebook page during the week of October 21-25 and answer daily horror film trivia questions. Winners will be announced each day, so don’t miss your chance to skip the line and dive straight into the horror.