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The Fearsome Rise of the Haunted Attraction

Once low-tech staples of Halloween carnivals, haunted houses have become elaborate immersive environments that can draw crowds to forgotten parts of US cities. David Dudley reports. (Source: Bloomberg)

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The Fearsome Rise of the Haunted Attraction
Once low-tech staples of Halloween carnivals, haunted houses have become elaborate immersive environments that can draw crowds to forgotten parts of US cities. David Dudley reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
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