Love Bites: House of Torment’s Valentine’s Day Haunted House
Austin’s famous haunted house is getting a Valentine’s Day makeover with its new Love Bites Haunted House. The haunted house will have vampires stalking visitors in the dark and monsters that lurk in every corner. The Valentine’s Day haunted house will be available to visit Feb. 17-19. Tickets will officially go on sale Jan. 18 at 12:00 p.m. and cost $19.99 per person.
Other than the Love Bites Haunted House, House of Torment also offers other thrilling activities, such as mini escape games. The mini escape rooms have clues and riddles hidden around the room and as the clock ticks down, players have to try and escape the room by completing a series of activities. Another new activity added to the haunted house is Gellyball. The game consists of visitors shooting colored water balloons with a water pistol.
If interested in buying tickets to the Love Bites Haunted House, they can be purchased online by clicking here or by directly going to the House of Torment location at 2632 Ridgepoint Dr, Austin, TX, 78754.
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