Fans of spooky thrills in the Treasure Valley have a rare opportunity this weekend. Haunted World, the popular seasonal attraction in Caldwell, Idaho, announced that its indoor haunted house, “Skullvania,” will be open for a single night on Friday, November 13 – the only Friday the 13th of the year.
One‑night reopening
According to the attraction’s official Facebook page, the outdoor maze that typically closes after Halloween will remain shuttered, but the indoor experience will be revived for a limited run. The event is scheduled for Friday, November 13, and tickets are priced at $22, which grants two separate runs through the maze. Organizers emphasized that this is a one‑night‑only offering, so anyone who missed the Halloween weekend can still enjoy a night of scares before the holiday season takes over the valley.
What to expect
Skullvania is known for its detailed set design, animatronic figures, and a storyline that guides visitors through a series of themed rooms. The attraction is fully indoor, making it a comfortable option for families and groups even as temperatures begin to drop. While the event is marketed toward those who love Halloween, the timing also aligns with the community’s transition to Christmas festivities, a shift that many local residents look forward to after the pumpkin season ends.
Community response
Local residents expressed mixed feelings about the overlap of holiday seasons. Some Halloween enthusiasts appreciate the chance for a few extra scares, while others are eager to move on to Christmas decorations and music that already fill the Treasure Valley. Regardless of personal preference, the event provides a gathering point for families, friends, and anyone seeking a safe, controlled environment for a brief thrill.
Practical details
- Date: Friday, November 13, 2026
- Location: Haunted World, Caldwell, Idaho
- Cost: $22 per ticket (covers two runs)
- Hours: Specific opening times were not listed; visitors should check the Facebook page for updates.
Tickets can be purchased online through the Haunted World website or at the venue on the day of the event, subject to availability. Because the event is limited to a single night, organizers recommend arriving early to avoid long lines.
Why it matters to the Treasure Valley
Haunted World has become a staple of the region’s seasonal entertainment calendar. Its annual return draws visitors from across the valley, supporting local businesses such as restaurants, hotels, and retail shops that benefit from increased foot traffic. The one‑night reopening also underscores the attraction’s commitment to providing family‑friendly fun while respecting community traditions.
Looking ahead
After Friday’s event, Haunted World will close for the remainder of the year, allowing the venue to transition to its winter décor and prepare for the next Halloween season. Residents who enjoy the attraction can look forward to a full reopening next October, when the outdoor maze and additional themed experiences return.
For the latest updates, pricing changes, or any COVID‑related safety protocols, readers should follow Haunted World’s official social‑media channels or visit the venue’s website.
Original reporting: 580 KIDO Talk Radio (Boise) — read the source article.
