Skull and Bones Entertainment Partners with Warehouse 31

.............to bring a new nightlife experience to the Jacksonville horror scene

This September, Halloween comes early. Don't you hate waiting all year for October to roll around? Don't you wish there was something spooky to do in the meantime? Well, Skull and Bones Entertainment and Warehouse 31 have got you covered!

If you're not familiar with Warehouse 31 here's some info:

Warehouse 31 is Northeast Florida's Scariest and Most Intense Haunted House

Prepare yourself for the most intense and frightening experience of your life as you run, twist and make your way through three different trails. Last year, trails included: Rigamortis, 3-D Clown Maze and the Eternal Abyss. Can you survive? Some did not make it out alive!

Visit Warehouse31.com for more information, directions, and a calender of this year's open days.

Keep an eye on our blog, Facebook and Warehouse 31's website for details as they are revealed......



Warehouse 31 Review

Warehouse 31...Jacksonville's Scariest Haunted House?

Perfect setting for a haunted house

We arrived at Warehouse 31 right at dusk, what we heard was true, the warehouse was one of a few out in the middle of nowhere, a perfect setting for a haunted house. Parking is adjacent to Warehouse 31 and is free Monday through Thursday nights and $3 per car on Friday, Saturday and Sunday night. There was no line to get in, which was very convenient. Warehouse 31 occasionally runs promotions discounting their ticket prices, on this night we received $3 off each ticket for bringing an empty Monster Energy Drink can. They offer a variety of ticket options and prices, which can be found by visiting their website at http://www.warehouse31.com/. We chose the Triple Terror Ticket which was a great deal at $25 per ticket granting access to all 3 trails. 

The ticket line not crowded at all



Sister Mary Lost Her Cherry

Once we were in, we went to the drink area where we encountered a lovely bartender by the name of Sister Mary Lost Her Cherry. The drink prices weren't bad and the bar was decorated festively. The smell of cinnamon in the air from something sweet was almost irresistible. We waited in line for maybe 15 minutes max for the first house to open. While in line they kept you entertained with fire spinners, as well giant costumed monsters on stilts, which made it an enjoyable experience. Around 8:00PM they began to let people into the houses. It's set up so that you basically go from one house right into the next which was convenient as well.