Edge of Hell Shortens 52nd Season to 13 Nights in Kansas City
Kansas City's long-standing haunted attraction, Edge of Hell, will condense its 52nd season into 13 nights. The attraction opens select evenings in October.
Edge of Hell, a prominent haunted attraction in Kansas City, will shorten its 52nd operating season to 13 nights. The venue, which has provided frights for over five decades, will open its doors on select evenings from October 2 to October 31.
The decision to shift the season entirely to October and reduce its duration comes as organizers anticipate high September temperatures, which are considered unsuitable for the haunted house's intended atmosphere. The adjacent attraction, Beast, will operate under the same condensed schedule.
This adjustment aims to concentrate the scare experience into a shorter, more impactful period. While the number of operating nights has decreased, the intensity of the fear is expected to remain consistent with previous years.
Edge of Hell, one of Kansas City's most established entertainment destinations, is prioritizing the optimal environment for its attractions. Further details regarding ticket sales and specific showtimes will be released closer to the opening date.