Nightmare on 19th Street strikes Lubbock once again

Photo Credit: www.nightmareon19thstreet.com

The new attraction at Nightmare on 19th Street, the western themed haunted house called Skull Lick.

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October 15, 2012 • Braydon Galvan, Reporter
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Starting September 29^th, Nightmare on 19^th street opened it’s long awaited doors for a preview night for its new scares and attractions.

This year, Nightmare presented customers with a 4^th new attraction, Skull Lick. The history of Skull Lick, Texas, is of a town in the late 1830’s, whose population has mysteriously disappeared. This October, however, the town has mysteriously risen and something evil has come to the town. Nightmare has created a western town of terror in this attraction, that is capable of scaring all guests.

Not only did Nightmare build a new attraction, but also improved upon the older ones. Nightmare provided excellent artistic work on their set designs of these attractions, creating a set like those out of a horror movie. Each attraction provides its own cast of unique and gruesome characters and its own story line.

Nightmare has certainly picked some amazing actors. Every actor having created their own character and background add to the overall story of each attraction. These actors are costumed with near perfect makeup and outfits. Each actor really gets into character and never falters.

The staff at Nightmare is really kind and fun to be around. Overall, Nightmare is a great way for both teens and adults to go out and have a safe, fun experience. Nightmare is open every Saturday and Sunday of October and on Halloween night, all for a low price of $25.

Nightmare is located at The Lonestar Events theater at 602 East 19th Street. The park is open from 7:30 to 11 pm on Thursday and Sunday and 7:30 to 11:30 pm on Friday and Saturday. For more information on specific dates and directions, visit: www.nightmareon19thstreet.com

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