Blue Ridge Nightmares offering discounted tickets to first responders on Thursday First responders and their families can get 50% off tickets to the haunted attraction No description found
ROANOKE, Va. – Center in the Square wants to thank those who do so much for our community this spooky season with a First Responders Night.
On Thursday, Oct. 14, first responders will get 50% off entry tickets to Blue Ridge Nightmares for themselves and their families.
The Hollywood-level haunted house open earlier this month and welcomed thousands of guests, according to officials.
[Blue Ridge Nightmares promises to be beyond scary at Halloween]
“We are appreciative of the countless ways first responders help us in our community and we’re also thankful that local companies Miracle-Ear and NAV Industrial share that passion to assist in presenting this offer.” April Corbett, director of marketing and outreach for Center in the Square.
For more information on Blue Ridge Nightmares, click here .
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