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Contributed by: Joseph Kirchmer/YourHub on 9/29/2005

The Asylum Haunted House, which opens Sept. 30, takes attendees through a hidden passage in the famed 'Nightmare Factory' that leads to Gordon Cottingham's hospital for the mentally insane or just 'The Asylum' for short. This special ward of the hospital is filled to the brim with patients who are visibly upset that groups of people are shuffling through their little area. General admission to the haunted house is $13. Special VIP passes are $18. The Asylum Haunted House is located at Boondocks Fun Center, 11425 Community Center Dr., in Northglenn at the intersection of Interstate 25 and 120th Avenue. You can call the Asylum hotiline at 303-453-0359 for more information. The haunted house will remain open thru Halloween.

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