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Get Your Tickets to the Great Horror Campout in LA
In the Los Angeles area and want to partake in something really cool? How about having a movie night while camping and being stalked by a maniac? That’s the idea behind the Great Horror Campout, which is offering a movie night under the stars, plus there may be a killer loose in the woods! Of course, you can win prizes and enjoy the festivities for a discount, so read below and click that link.
From the Press Release:
Great Horror Campout launches a brand new “Movie Night Under the Stars” for horror fans that will bring a little extra than your average movie night in Los Angeles. First up will be “SEE Friday the 13th ON Friday the 13th for $13″ presented by the Great Horror Campout.
The Great Horror Campout, which debuted in 2013 as a 12-hour overnight immersive horror camping adventure, is debuting its first outdoor horror movie night hosted by none other than the Great Horror Campout Camp Headmaster. The first event will feature Friday the 13th on March 13th for $13 with an additional bonus of $13 OFF your Great Horror Campout ticket when you buy it prior to the screening and use the PROMO CODE “Friday.” All ticket proceeds will benefit the Los Angeles Parks Foundation.
Positioned as “The Headmaster is getting bored waiting until the summer for Campout and wants to have a little fun now,” the tone of the movie night will be on brand with the Headmaster’s overly confident and comedically condescending demeanor.
Additionally, as you would expect coming from Ten Thirty One Productions, this won’t be your average movie night. Moviegoers will find a little something extra breathing in the woods around them that night as well as pre-movie festivities, prizes, and great characters. Guests are encouraged to pack picnic baskets and blankets and to come early to get into the spirit of being scared.
The Great Horror Campout’s “Movie Night Under the Stars” takes place on Griffith Park’s Old Zoo Lawn. Doors open at 6pm. Tickets are $13 per person and limited in availability.
Hellmasters (the elite campers who have won the coveted title at a past Great Horror Campout) get a special “Buy One, Get One” deal and also reserved seating when they arrive on-site wearing their Hellmaster sash. Lastly, in celebration of St. Patrick’s Day, any moviegoers wearing green will receive Great Horror Campout Merchandise FREE.
https://www.greathorrorcampout.com/friday-the-13th/
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