Silicon Valley Haunt Investors announced the 50% acquisition of All Hallows Eve Terror Town. This deal marks the beginning of a transformation, as the haunted attraction evolves into Cincinnati Fear Fest.
Nathan Polanco, CEO of Silicon Valley Haunt Investors, expressed his excitement about the acquisition. “Our vision is to elevate Cincinnati Fear Fest into a premier Halloween destination. This is not just an event; it’s a flagship of our expanding empire, setting new standards for haunted attractions across the country,” said Polanco.
Cincinnati Fear Fest will be an immersive Halloween festival featuring multiple haunted attractions, secret bars, vendors, live shows, and food; each designed to terrify and delight.
Among the new highlights are:
- Town of Bravado: A chilling free-roam main street lined with eerie shops, sinister vendors, and spine-tingling shows.
- 3 Haunted Attractions: attractions to be announced in the coming months.
- 2 Scare Zones: specific outdoor areas that feature theming and costumed characters with the intent of scaring people who walk through the areas.
- Food, drinks, shows and more
“With Cody Bailey and Bailey Entertainment Group at the helm of our creative team, we are confident that Cincinnati Fear Fest will become a must-visit destination for thrill seekers nationwide,” added Polanco.
Cody Bailey, head of Bailey Entertainment Group, emphasized “At Cincinnati Fear Fest, we’re not just creating haunted attractions; we’re crafting an immersive experience where fear and storytelling intertwine to leave a lasting impression on every guest.”
Cincinnati Fear Fest is set to open its gates this fall, inviting guests to explore a world where their darkest nightmares come to life.
