The Shocker
October 15-November 1, 2008
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Join us for a night of terror in the old electrical warehouse! It is said that the ghost of Old Man Jennings, who built the warehouse that is now The VORTEX, still haunts the place he once called home. Will you be safe inside, walking through the halls, terrorized by Old Man Jennings? Or outside where all of the VORTEX creatures lurk around The Yard while you eat and drink?
Mature audiences only.
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2307 Manor Road
Austin, TX 78722 -
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Tickets: $12
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October 15-November 1, 2008Times:
7pm- 10pm -
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