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RIGBY – Halloween is one of Adam Boone’s favorite holidays and opening a haunted house is something he’s wanted to do for many years.
This year, he’s making his dream a reality.
Junkyard of Terror will open for the season on Sept. 15 at 198 North Yellowstone Highway in Rigby. One of Boone’s partners, Derek Ricks, opened an escape room in one section of the building last fall. It was once the home of Intermountain Auto Supply, a salvage yard which moved to 3009 North 15th East in Idaho Falls earlier this year.
As he and Derek discussed how to use the remaining space, they felt it would be an ideal spot for a spook alley and haunted house.
“The shelves and warehouses are spooky and it just really lends itself to being a haunted house,” Boone tells EastIdahoNews.com.
And the premise of the 8-acre venue will stick with the junkyard theme.
“A junkyard dog, an animal crusher, inventory on these shelves, characters that are representative of the automotive industry — we would like to use as many car props as we possibly can and really stick with that theme,” says Boone.
Boone says it will take about 30 minutes for customers to walk through the venue once it’s complete. He and his partners are busy preparing for opening day and putting on the finishing touches. They’re excited to unveil it to the community. See a snippet of the haunted attraction in the video above.
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