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Denver Friends Grow $15 Haunted House Into 18 Halloween Attractions Nationwide

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In 2002, Chris Stafford and Warren Conard opened a haunted house in a Denver shopping complex and charged $15 per ticket. The project began as a side business but has since expanded into a multimillion-dollar company. It now runs 18 seasonal Halloween attractions across the United States. During the 2025 Halloween season, the company employed roughly 4,500 workers. The business is now moving into Christmas-themed entertainment.

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