At its old location, the maze was an enjoyable throwback to the sort of DIY haunts that used to pop up around Los Angeles in October, retooling an existing location for the Halloween season and relying on enthusiasm and effort to compensate for the limited budget. The maze consisted of tarp walls, spider webs, balloons, bathed in fog and black lights, but it managed to deliver more than enough scares to justify its ticket price.
The haunt will remain at its new location (another gym) until it can find a permanent home in a venue specifically set up for Halloween. At the moment, Half Dead Halloween Maze’s only web presence remains the old Facebook page for Training Ground Fitness: facebook.com/TheTGFamily.
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