With busy everyday schedules keeping our mind preoccupied, we frequently find ourselves making plans for Halloween at the very last minute. If you haven’t figured out what you’re doing yet for the spooky holiday, then don’t worry! I found 12 Scary Places That Will Take Your Halloween To A Terrifying Level and you’re absolutely going to want to visit them. But for those of our readers who are looking to read a creepy story with a heartwarming twist, you’ll be happy to hear that this one police department has found a frightening way to try and create a better relationship with the people of their local community.
Hiding below the 78th Precinct in Brooklyn, a terrifying haunted basement is waiting to send chills down your spine!
Gothamist/YouTube Displayed on the 78th Precinct’s official Twitter, you visit this haunted house from October 26th through the 30th from 3pm until 9pm! This is the second year that this New York Police Department has put together the haunted house.
Younger children can go trick-or-treating on the main floor of the precinct, while other visitors can take a tour of the basement that’s led by an officer.
Gothamist/YouTube Guiding your way with a flashlight through the terrifying basement, visitors will get to meet with police officers and enjoy the murderous masterpiece.
The officers take the time to put together the haunted house themselves in an effort to get to know more of the local residents.
Gothamist/YouTube Commanding Officer Frank DiGiacomo has pointed out that nearly everyone who comes to the precinct is there for bad reasons, the haunted house creates a fun (but terrifying) way for locals to come in and get to know the officers in a more relaxed environment.
Like something out of DC Comics, you’ll enter the New York City precinct and find a complete horror show hiding in the basement.
Gothamist/YouTube From scary baby dolls that look like they have Chucky on speed dial to mutilated body parts hanging from the ceiling, there’s not much in this haunted house that won’t have you screaming.
The haunted house takes roughly one month to put together and is free to all visitors!
Gothamist/YouTube Before the first haunted house was put on display for visitors last year, it took the police officers of the 78th precinct almost an entire year to clean out area in the basement where you get to visit today. The officers create the entire haunted house themselves, using their free time and days off to come in and create a noteworthy horror show.
The precinct does their best to change actors every day, giving visitors a unique and different experience for each day that they are open.
Photo Credit No two visits will ever be alike! And as if New York wasn’t already dealing with a bad enough clown situation, you’re almost guaranteed to see some while you walk through this scary basement, so watch out!
Location: 65 6th Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11217
To see the entire preview of the haunted basement brought to you Gothamist, make sure you watch the creepy footage below!
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Displayed on the 78th Precinct’s official Twitter, you visit this haunted house from October 26th through the 30th from 3pm until 9pm! This is the second year that this New York Police Department has put together the haunted house.
Guiding your way with a flashlight through the terrifying basement, visitors will get to meet with police officers and enjoy the murderous masterpiece.
Commanding Officer Frank DiGiacomo has pointed out that nearly everyone who comes to the precinct is there for bad reasons, the haunted house creates a fun (but terrifying) way for locals to come in and get to know the officers in a more relaxed environment.
From scary baby dolls that look like they have Chucky on speed dial to mutilated body parts hanging from the ceiling, there’s not much in this haunted house that won’t have you screaming.
Before the first haunted house was put on display for visitors last year, it took the police officers of the 78th precinct almost an entire year to clean out area in the basement where you get to visit today. The officers create the entire haunted house themselves, using their free time and days off to come in and create a noteworthy horror show.
Photo Credit
No two visits will ever be alike! And as if New York wasn’t already dealing with a bad enough clown situation, you’re almost guaranteed to see some while you walk through this scary basement, so watch out!
Location: 65 6th Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11217
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