Haunt Hotel and Graveyard 2008
Back - and better than ever!
Now Casting! Submit your death certificate today!
More Boo's - No Boo Hoo's
Haunt Hotel and Graveyard 2008Are you interested in helpping us build, run or sponsor the site?
Are you interested in becoming a cast member?Do you need community service hours?
Does your organization need a fund raiser?
If you said yes, please contact us - we will begin building in August 2008
 
Built in 1766, The Rancho Bernardo Guest House, later known as the Bernardo Yorba Hotel has been the source of many stories and legends in Yorba Linda. Now known as the Haunt Hotel, it has been closed to the public for the past 665 years - in October 2008, it will open its doors in Yorba Linda for six nights only to a limited number of guests...
Be sure to check out the link on the left for the full story, and check out the story of the most famous guest, the Pink Lady of Yorba Linda . Free Tours - Donations for Habitat for Humanity OC are encouraged!
Pauper Grave Donation: $1
Bronze Grave Donation: $5
Tombstone Grave Donation: $10
Individual Crypt: $20
Family Crypt: $50
Take a self guided tour of the hotel - if you dare. We are not responsible if a ghost tags along for the ride...
Open Oct 24-26, 2008 & Oct 31 - Nov 2, 2008 From 6-9PM
!!! Volunteer Tour Guides are needed - email
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This haunt is for all ages! Costumes are encouraged for all.
We have plenty to do for every ghoul and gobblin! If you wish to stay at the Haunt Hotel as a permanent resident, you will need to bring your death certificate, but if you are just a visitor you will only need your reservation e-mail that will be mailed to you shortly after you make your reservation.The Haunt Hotel is designed for all ages - and has been created by a former Disney Studio employee and friends to give you a fun and entertaining evening - with just a hint of haunt.Be sure to read all of the "latest happenings" and "FAQs" to find out more about the venue, and be sure to come back often.
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