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July 30+31st

One day - $175

Two days - $300
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On The Spot Body Art
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www.onthespotbodyart.com
512-810-8410

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The Haunted Report is proud to offer a $50.00 prize pack of tickets to attend the National Halloween and Haunters Convention. We will send you two free tickets for simply subscribing to our RSS feed and leaving a comment why you should go in our comments section.

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The National Halloween, Horror, Haunted House and Hearse Convention (N.H4.C) and Canadian Haunters Convention (CHC) made an historic announcement today regarding a partnership forged between the two groups that they say will change the landscape of the haunting scene in North America in 2010 and beyond.

 

"In order to remain competitive, innovative, and cutting edge, Haunters Conventions can no longer be considered regional in an ever changing business landscape" stated Rob Kocher of the N.H4.C. "We have to consider economies of scale, as well as realize that the big boys in the supplier trades have already adapted their businesses to be International in scope".

 

In an effort to become leaders in the convention industry, both N.H4.C. and CHC realized that they had to work together, instead of thinking of one another as the competition. "Conventions of this nature need to be considered entertainment venues" commented Matthew Flagler, founder of the CHC. "Haunters have demonstrated time and again that they're devoted to haunting entertainment in all its forms, in the same way that a true football fanatic travels the continent in a motor home, attending the tail-gate parties, and taking in numerous spectacular events annually!" Flagler concluded.  

 

 Both conventions are slated for the Northeast American continent and each is expected to draw attendees from throughout the region, across the nation and around the world. The N.H4.C. event is being held April 29th - May 2nd, 2010 at the Valley Forge Convention Center in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania. CHC's convention is May 7th - 9th, 2010 in St. Catharine's, Ontario, Canada at the Parkway Convention Centre, in the Heart of the Niagara Region.

Editor's Note: Seriously? Who named it this?

Dracula's Forest Shock Walk This may well be one of the most horrifying attractions in all of Pennsylvania. If you go, beware that it's short--you'll be in and out within 10 minutes--and it's not the typical gory attraction. The shock walk is put together with the help of animatronics and some truly impressive light and sound effects that work beautifully.

The actors are very good at what they do and will scare the living daylights out of you without ever laying a finger on you. For the biggest scare factor, don't go in right after another group--they'll get all the prime scares that are meant for you, and you won't get any surprises. Wait a few moments until there's nobody ahead of you, then pop in.

Info: The Shock Walk is $7 a person and is at 2828 Rock Drive, Clarks Summit, PA 18411. This post was contributed by Carly Schuna, who writes about Halloween at StarCostumes.com.