The Haunted Shack Shares Emotional Final Message After Closing Its Doors
This is truly the end of an era. The Haunted Shack is no longer after wrapping up its last season over the weekend. The Northland will not be the same without it.
I go every year and made sure to go over the weekend for the very last weekend ever. I knew it was going to be super busy and it was - as it should be! They even opened the doors early to accommodate.
Sadly, the attraction might never see the light of day again. Earlier this year, the owner shared that he was selling the haunt to prioritize his health. He has suffered several health setbacks over the past few years.
I got emotional reading the last message from the attraction, which also reminds everyone reading it that the attraction is still up for sale and it could be yours! Read on if you dare.
The Owner Of The Haunted Shack Shares Parting Words Ahead Of Final Night
This one hurts! The owner, Patrick Stojevich, shared a message ahead of opening night, writing that the closure is a blow to the community. It is!
Not only is it an iconic haunt that we look forward to every year, but the annual attraction has allowed Haunted Shack staff to give back to the community in huge ways.
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The Haunted Shack has given back to Chum, Coats for Kids, the Special Olympics and a bunch of other local organizations that make the Northland a better place. This is a huge loss all around.
If you're passionate about giving back and spooky season, this haunted attaction could be yours! It is still for sale and Patrick says he is willing to mentor anyone who buys it so that the legacy can live on.
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You can tell how much Patrick cared about the community and I cannot imagine Halloween season without the Haunted Shack! I hope someone snaps it up so the legacy can live on.
In the meantime, thanks for all the scares over the years and cheers to the Chief Ghoul.
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