Thrill Comet Lodge Haunt, Beacon Hill October 16!

We have been invited to perform at the 4th annual Comet Lodge Haunt, cometlodgehaunt.com at 5923 21st Ave S Seattle (Beacon Hill). This event has been featured on Evening Magazine and in the Seattle Times. If you will be performing with us please arrive by 6:30 to dance at 7:00.

Food, Drinks, and More!
Pizza and beverages will be provided. If you want to come early, 5:00 ish or stay late till 9:00, dancers are welcome to hangout inside or enjoy the haunt outside. And if you don’t have time to dress up, zombie masks and torn bloody double XL shirts will be available. A huge thank you to the Galts!

Other Performances There:
This is the first of 3 performances at this haunt. The other 2 dates are scheduled for October 30 and 31.

Main Theme:
Their main theme this year will be "Thriller." There will be various themes in the back and side yards including a witches tunnel, spider cave, corn maze, and spooky swamp. The main theme in the front yard will include a graveyard with animatronic zombies and werewolves dressed as close to the video as they can make them. Perfect for us!

Signs:
Signs stating "Haunted trail. 6-9 pm," with an arrow pointing the way will begin at the Comet Lodge Cemetery at 23rd and Graham.

Parking:
There is plenty of street parking. The house is on a dead end loop. Refrain from parking in front of the house to allow ample room to perform.

Back Up Driving Directions:

Going South On 5:
1. Exit 161, Alboro, go east.
2. Right on Swift.
3. Left on Graham.
4. Left on 23rd Ave.
5. Left on 22nd Ave.
6. Immediate Right on Kenny.
7. Go straight. House - end of street.

Going North On 5:
1. Exit 161 onto Swift Ave towards Albro
2. Left On Swift.
3. R on Graham.
4. Left on 23rd.
5. Left on 22nd.
6. Immediate Right on Kenny.
7. Go straight. House - end of street.

Dress Code:
FZA (Full Zombie Attire)
When selecting your zombie attire for the event, please note we do not allow costumes and makeup that are politically themed and/or depicts, imitates, or appropriates a culture, ethnicity, nationality, religion, or heritage that is not the wearer's own culture.

Sheri