Instead of taking your kids to a haunted house this Halloween, you can take them to a haunted car wash.
Professional actor Noah Sharon is seen dressed as Beetlejuice at Calgary's Mint Smartwash, which has been transformed into the Monster Wash leading up to Halloween."You get a car wash and we have a whole haunted tunnel," explained Chris Friesen, the company president and CEO. "It's dark inside, we've got characters, candy for the kids at the station, so really fun for the whole family.
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