Gloomhouse 757 Hosts Ninth Annual Halloween Haunt for Food Donations
Gloomhouse 757 in Virginia Beach's Aragona community is holding its ninth annual Halloween haunted attraction, expanding to three nights and collecting non-perishable food donations instead of admission fees to support families before Thanksgiving.
Norfolk Portsmouth Newport News, VA, October 29, 2026 — Virginia Beach, VA
Gloomhouse 757, a popular haunted attraction located in Virginia Beach’s Aragona community, is preparing to host its ninth annual Halloween event. This year marks an expansion for the attraction, which will be open for three nights to accommodate visitors.
In a significant shift from traditional admission pricing, Gloomhouse 757 has announced that it will not be charging monetary admission fees. Instead, attendees are asked to bring non-perishable food donations. The collection of these items is intended to support local families in the lead-up to the Thanksgiving holiday.
The exact dates for the three-night event were not provided in the summary. The initiative aims to combine seasonal entertainment with community support, leveraging the attraction’s popularity to gather essential food items for those in need. This is the ninth year Gloomhouse 757 has operated its haunted attraction.
The Aragona community in Virginia Beach will be the setting for this year’s event. Further details regarding the specific nights of operation and what types of non-perishable food items are most needed were not explicitly stated. The organizers are focusing on providing a Halloween experience while simultaneously contributing to local food banks or charitable organizations that assist families before the Thanksgiving season.
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