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Stranger Things Horror House Raises Funds for Air Ambulance
30 Oct
Summary
- Home transformed into Stranger Things horror attraction for charity.
- Fundraising event supports the Great North Air Ambulance Service.
- Attraction features Demogorgon, 12ft clowns, and other spooky props.
For the third consecutive year, a family home in Egglescliffe, Teesside, has been meticulously converted into a frightening horror attraction, this time with a popular Stranger Things theme. The event, organized by Thomas Robinson, has attracted thrill-seekers from afar, including visitors from Newcastle.
Robinson, a 30-year-old civil servant, has invested significantly in acquiring numerous horrifying props, many imported from America, to craft immersive light and sound scenes. New additions for this year's event include a Demogorgon, a giant fly, a talking parrot, and towering 12ft clowns.
All funds generated from the attraction are being donated to the Great North Air Ambulance Service (GNAAS). Over the past two years, Robinson has successfully raised approximately £1,500 for the charity. The attraction is open on October 30 and October 31, from approximately 5pm to 9pm. Donations can be made via a collection bucket or QR codes at the location.
