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Tech-Powered Halloween House Dazzles Long Beach
27 Oct
Summary
- A Long Beach home features a synchronized Halloween show with music and lights.
- The display is coordinated by 28 computers, creating an immersive spectacle.
- The free attraction offers families a magical experience without theme park costs.
In Long Beach, California, a residential home has become a seasonal marvel, drawing crowds with a free, synchronized Halloween spectacle. The Haberman residence at 3343 Chatwin Avenue transforms nightly into a dazzling display of music, animated figures, and projected films, all orchestrated by 28 computers.
This technologically advanced setup allows for an immersive experience, featuring singing pumpkins, flying ghost dogs, and projections from popular spooky films. The display, a testament to Jeff Haberman's engineering background and Ann Haberman's theme park experience, offers families a magical outing that rivals commercial attractions.
The free Halloween show runs nightly throughout the season, with specific hours that extend later on weekends. Visitors are welcome to enjoy the spectacle from outside the property, which has become a cherished community gathering point. The Habermans also plan a Christmas display to follow their Halloween production.
