SOLD OUT! And one more chance...

What a year! SCARE for a CURE presents: BLOOD RITUAL is completely SOLD OUT! We are thrilled at the wonderful turnout to support SCARE for a CURE and the Breast Cancer Resource Centers of Texas. Many thanks to our wonderful guests, and we're very sorry if you weren't able to get tickets. Please give our volunteers time to catch up on their sleep, then visit our web site again for stories, photos, and more from the haunt. And watch for us again next year, when we'll be doing our level best to make SCARE for a CURE's haunt even bigger and better!

If you were sorely disappointed to miss the haunt this year, and you're feeling very brave and energetic, there is one last unique opportunity for you to get an insider's view of the haunt. For the first time ever, we're sold out on Halloween night—but this is also historically an evening when we are short on extras, technicians, and other support volunteers. Volunteers with special skills—belly dancers, musicians, and other similar skills can also join our gypsy camp to help entertain guests waiting in our ticket area. If you're an energetic worker who can put in long hours fueled only by screams, sugar, and a worthy cause, come to the haunt site between 5 and 6 p.m. tonight and we'll find a job for you! But first, a word of warning from our director: "If they show up, we will put them to work. If they rubber-neck, we dunk them in bloody slime then leave them in the cold!"

Come out and play with us—we dare you!

Tips for Volunteers

1. Wear your oldest, grungiest clothes and good work shoes.
2. It might be cold. Really cold. Dress in layers!
3. Watch for parking attendants, and park where they direct you.
4. We'll provide snacks and drinks, but if you work best with special fuel (e.g. coffee, energy drinks, your favorite candy bar, etc.) then feel free to bring your own.
5. A small flashlight always comes in handy.
6. Be sure you sign a volunteer waiver before you get started. Someone will have these available near the costume and makeup trailers.
7. Be prepared to work late—we'll be at our places from 7 p.m. until the last group is out of the house.