Haus of Horror is bringing 'A Nightmare on Elm St' to Cockatoo Island/Wareamah, for a two-day spookathon under the stars on February 16 and 17.
Haus Of Horror Presents: A Nightmare On Elm Street (Haus Of Horror)
Prepare to be spooked, Sydney, as Australia's leading immersive cinema experience, Haus of Horror, is back with a bone-chilling adventure that will have thrill-seekers and horror enthusiasts frightfully delighted.
Following their hair-raising events that included Ghost Busters In The Graveyard, The Craft In The Cellblock and Gremlins In The Graveyard, Haus of Horror is bringing A Nightmare on Elm St to the UNESCO world heritage site, Cockatoo Island/Wareamah, for a two-day spookathon under the stars on February 16 and 17.
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Your ticket not only guarantees you a seat for the screening of A Nightmare on Elm St but also includes a private, chartered ferry ride across the harbour, where guests will embark on an eerie voyage with some spooky surprises along the way.
Before the film kicks off, attendees will have the chance to explore Cockatoo Island/Wareamah, immersing themselves in spooky installations and scare zones.
Local bars, diverse food vendors, and snacks will be on hand to satisfy cravings, while a live DJ sets the stage for the ultimate eerie ambience, along with surprise special guests and an immersive photo booth experience, making this event more than just your average night at the cinema.
Led by the creative prowess of Felicity Heath, Haus of Horror has gained a reputation for hosting events in historically rich and culturally significant venues, with previous screenings taking place in a former prison island, a derelict cellblock, and an overgrown graveyard.
With tickets priced between $55 and $60, this spooky experience offers more than just a movie; it's a thrilling adventure into the heart of horror.
So mark your calendars for February 16 and 17, secure your tickets, and get ready for a night of cinematic frights, island exploration, and spine-tingling entertainment.
Head to Haus of Horror’s website to nab your ticket for A Nightmare On Elm Street and future events.
February 16 and 17
Cockatoo Island/Wareamah, a UNESCO world heritage site
Private, chartered ferry ride included with your ticket
Special guests and spooky surprises on the ferry
Dinner options from various food vendors on the island
Themed cocktails and @doomjuicewine available
Explore the historic site and experience spooky installations
Vibing to the beats of a live DJ
Immersive photo booth experience
Screening of A Nightmare on Elm St against the backdrop of Sydney Harbour
Ticket includes a private, chartered ferry ride from Barangaroo
Themed ferry departs at 4:30 pm, 5:30 pm, and 6:30 pm
Public ferry or water taxi options also available
Ticket cost: $55-$60
Event begins at 5:00 pm, with the film starting at sunset
Tickets available at www.hausofhorror.com