Toronto 
Events Description
Toronto’s largest zombie themed haunted house invites patrons to enter the world of fictional pharmaceutical giant, Biolux.
Pharma giant Biolux has introduced their new wonder drug: the Biolux Serum, an all-in-one solution to aging and disease. And it’s true: after you ingest the Serum, you don’t have to worry about illness or death–because your brain will have rotted away, leaving you a shambling, cannibalizing zombie, ready to infect everyone around you.
Step into the Biolux pharmaceutical facility and see if you can survive ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE, Toronto’s newest and largest zombie themed haunted house. Guests will start in the unsettling Biolux showrooms, only to uncover the grisly secrets in the Biolux labs, full of gruesome experiments and maniacal scientists. Then, they explore the survivor camps as the last of humanity struggles in a doomed battle against the zombie apocalypse.
Step into a two-story historic building with Zombies lurking around every corner. Throughout this 30-minute experience the audience is immersed in walk through rooms and haunting displays with live actors and theatrical design.
Who is it for?
WARNING: You will experience intense audio, lighting, extreme low visibility, strobe-lights, fog, uneven terrain, special effects, sudden actions, stairs, and an overall physically demanding environment. You should NOT ENTER if you suffer from severe asthma, heart conditions, are prone to seizures, physical ailments, respiratory issues, or suffer from severe claustrophobia.
HOW MUCH
Tickets:
September 29th – October 12th
Zombie Apocalypse: $40
Combo with Legends of Horror: $80
October 13th – October 31st
Zombie Apocalypse: $50
Combo with Legends of Horror: $90
How to get tickets?
WHEN & WHERE
Date & Time:
September 29th – October 31st | 6pm – late
Closed on October 2nd + October 3rd
Venue:
‘Biolux Labs’
175 Kendal Ave, Toronto, ON M5R 3S8
on the Southeast Corner of Ken175 Kendal Ave, Torontodal Avenue and Davenport Rd.
Paid Parking
Paid parking is available at George Brown College (south of Casa Loma off Macpherson Avenue). This parking is closest to the entrance at Kendal Road. and Davenport Rd. There is limited paid parking onsite at Casa Loma, subject to availability.
Public Transit Accessible
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