OPVRS and Halloween
Our Haunted House, Oct 25-26th 2019, 6pm-10pm.
Starting it's third year, the OPVRS Haunted House has been a family favorite in Virginia Beach. The positive reviews always keep us striving for a scarier and more entertaining haunted house. Be warned, this haunted house is not for the faint of heart.
In 2017 we introduced our first haunted house for a one night show. Now, the event is two nights with Saturday being the most popular. Outside the haunted house we fire up the grill and host a cookout with sides, candy, popcorn, and snow cones. We even have a kids bounce house. The event is free, open to the public, and family friendly.
In 2017 we introduced our first haunted house for a one night show. Now, the event is two nights with Saturday being the most popular. Outside the haunted house we fire up the grill and host a cookout with sides, candy, popcorn, and snow cones. We even have a kids bounce house. The event is free, open to the public, and family friendly.
Don't believe us? Read the reviews.
Y’all knocked ‘em Dead! My teens said it was scarier than Howl O Scream. And then they went back for more! Here is a video of one of our traumatized teens and one shot of me running for my life...
Another awesome year! Thanks so much! We all had so much fun❤️🎃👍
That haunted house was fantastic! Just the right level of scary!
They are also awesome at toning it down for the little kids. Just right for my 9 year old.
Mass Candy Incident 2019, Halloween Night
#MassCandyIncident2019
Aptly named, the volunteers of OPVRS hit the streets Halloween night handing out candy from the ambulance, van, and utility truck.
In the early 90's one of own members saw the Ocean Park Volunteers handing out candy and decided to revive the tradition. On Halloween Night look for OPVRS volunteers out in the community handing out candy, honking the air horn, and giving our favorite costumes (Firefighters, EMTs, Police Officers) high fives. Who are we kidding... we're giving everyone high fives and candy! It's just another way OPVRS gives back to the community.
Aptly named, the volunteers of OPVRS hit the streets Halloween night handing out candy from the ambulance, van, and utility truck.
In the early 90's one of own members saw the Ocean Park Volunteers handing out candy and decided to revive the tradition. On Halloween Night look for OPVRS volunteers out in the community handing out candy, honking the air horn, and giving our favorite costumes (Firefighters, EMTs, Police Officers) high fives. Who are we kidding... we're giving everyone high fives and candy! It's just another way OPVRS gives back to the community.
#MassCandyIncident
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#MassCandyIncident with our own hot dog, Sadie.
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Haunted House posters from past years.
2017
2018
There is never any pressure to join or donate, but both are very welcome and appreciated.