East El Paso families can look forward to a spooky season as the 915 Echoes of Horror haunted house launches its fifth year in the Borderland. The attraction, which bills itself as the largest and best haunted house in El Paso, opens Friday and Saturday nights from 8 p.m. to midnight and Sundays until 11 p.m., with extended daily hours during the final week of October.
What to expect
Visitors will navigate a roughly 15‑ to 18‑minute walkthrough filled with live scare actors, themed haunted scenes and a variety of jump‑scares designed to test even the bravest participants. Organizers say there is no formal age limit, leaving it to parents to decide whether younger children are ready for the experience.
Pricing and extras
General admission is $28, while a $30 ticket includes a limited‑edition 915 Echoes of Horror T‑shirt. The shirt offers a souvenir for those who want to remember the night they survived the haunt.
Special events
The season runs through Oct. 31, culminating in a costume contest that invites attendees to showcase their most creative Halloween attire. Organizers also promise additional events and updates throughout the month, which will be announced on the attraction’s social‑media channels.
Community impact
“We are the biggest and the best haunted house in El Paso,” said Brian Rosas, a co‑organizer, adding that the event provides a unique entertainment option for families seeking safe, locally‑produced Halloween fun. The attraction’s continued growth reflects the community’s appetite for family‑oriented events that combine thrills with a sense of local pride.
For families interested in attending, tickets can be purchased online or at the venue. The haunted house is located in East El Paso, making it easily accessible for residents across the city and surrounding suburbs.
Original reporting: El Paso News (HLL/CB) — read the source article.
