Disney’s Freeform has kicked off it’s 31 Nights of Halloween with a Hocus Pocus and Nightmare Before Christmas Halloween House in Los Angeles, California. This limited-time experience from Oct. 4 to 9 is completely sold out, but we’ve got a photo tour of the house to get your Halloween fix!
Freeform Halloween House Entrance
First up, guests will enter Oogie Boogie’s Lair for some black light photo opps and the chance to spin the Wheel of Misfortune for prizes.
Oogie Boogie’s Lair glows under blacklight.
The interactive graveyard is full of several photo opps including the infamous statue of Winifred, Billy’s grave plot and Lock, Shock, and Barrel’s tub, complete with props!
Winifred’s statue at the end of Hocus Pocus.
Billy’s plot makes a fun photo opp, complete with Billy’s tattered jacket!
Bathtub and props to embody Lock, Shock and Barrel.
The graveyard is also scattered with various tombstones from several of the movies Freeform will be airing during their 31 Nights of Halloween.
Zero’s grave site from Nightmare Before Christmas.
A pair of Addams Family tombstones are just a few guests will find throughout the graveyard.
The next room is Dr. Finkelstein’s Lab full of details, like the Deadly Night Shade and reindeer skeleton.
Guests can strap in for a unique photo!
Sally’s ingredients replicated from the movie.
A shocking photo opp!
At the back of the house lies the Sanderson Cottage chocked full of iconic Hocus Pocus scenes. Guests can open the spell book, add things like Dead Man’s Toes to the cauldron, or even attempt to light the Black Flame Candle.
The Sanderson Cottage.
The Black Flame Candle waiting to be lit by a lucky guest.
Lock up like Ice and Jay for a fun photo opportunity.
Guests can choose from any of these ingredients to add to the potion brewing in the culdron.
The spellbook makes an appearance with pages featuring some of the movie’s notable curses.
A photo opp to recreate the Hocus Pocus movie poster, complete with a vacuum!
Check out my walk-through video of the experience:
Reservations for the House sold out instantly, and the waitlist reportedly has over 15,000 people hoping to get in before it closes next week. Were you lucky enough to grab a reservation?
