Blumhouse horror films come alive in immersive overnight stay at Stanley Hotel

DENVER ( KDVR ) — Check in… if you dare. Blumhouse , a production company known for making some of the most spine-chilling films, is hosting an immersive overnight experience at one of the most haunted hotels in the U.S.

You are invited to face your fears this Halloween season during Blumhouse and Peacock’s “OVERNIGHTMARE” immersive experience at the iconic Stanley Hotel in Estes Park.

During the weekend of Oct. 18-20, those brave enough will get to step inside some of Blumhouse’s best and scariest movies with the Stanley Hotel as the eerie backdrop.

According to Blumhouse, depending on your appetite for fear, guests will select a room that corresponds to their level of “scare experience” and be dragged into that world.

“Will you survive the relentless evil of ‘Insidious?’ Face the chaos of ‘The Purge?’ Step into the twisted fun of ‘Freaky?’ Or relive the repeating terror of ‘Happy Death Day?'” asks Blumhouse.

The four films are ranked from least to most intense. According to Blumhouse, “Insidious” is the most intense scare experience, those who choose “The Purge” should be prepared for full-on immersion, “Freaky” is equal parts suspenseful and fun and “Happy Death Day” delivers all the thrills without too many chills.

The weekend experience is rated R and for those 21 and older.

If you think you can survive the weekend, be sure to purchase your tickets soon.

Blumhouse said the package will include lodging at the hotel and admission for up to two people. Plus:

• Two-night stay in one specially themed double-occupancy room in The Lodge at the Stanley Hotel
• One scare experience
• One complimentary welcome dinner
• $100 credit toward breakfast and/or lunch at Brunch & Co (restaurant in The Lodge)
• Two complimentary drink tickets (per guest) redeemable in The Blumhouse Bar
• Free screenings nightly
• Interactive moments, photo opps and more

The experience costs $1,031 for the whole weekend and tickets are still available. The only option that is sold out is the Lodge Suite for “Freaky.” Tickets can be purchased on the Stanley Hotel’s website.

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