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Friday, September 23, 2016

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Catharsis, a new haunted house experience, is coming soon to Orlando

Posted By Seth Kubersky on Fri, Sep 23, 2016 at 3:20 PM

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When you start getting creepy text messages in the middle of the night, there's a good chance that either your stalker has finally been released from custody, or there's a new horror experience headed to town.

After several days of receiving cryptic anonymous messages, we have just learned that Catharsis, a new haunted house experience, is on its way to Orlando in time for the Halloween season.

Here's the first news release on the new attraction, hot off the presses:

catharsis: a new 30-minute immersive haunted house experience.
{ october 2016 | orlando, fl }

this wicked walkthrough experience is unlike anything florida has ever encountered.
many more deadly details to be revealed daily at fearcatharsis.com...

reservations open in 5 days.

featuring: the deadly sins bar, founded by me - selena blackwood.
join my story as it unfolds at deadlysinsbar.com.

careful - you're just one sinful step away from losing your soul.
catharsis is inevitable.

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Details are sketchy at the moment, but we'll share more information as it is revealed.

Tags: halloween, horror, haunted house, catharsis, deadly sins, Image

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