Seasonal & Holidays
Suds And Scares: Haunted Car Wash To Be Held In Union County
For a car wash experience like no other, Union County residents can meet some creepy characters while their car gets a good cleaning.
UNION COUNTY, NJ — This spooky event coming to Union County allows residents to not only get a car wash but also a scare, or two.
Play Theater — a performing arts program for kids in Union County — is partnering with Team Car Wash, located at 215 South Avenue East in Westfield, to host a "Haunted Car Wash" that will provide entertainment for guests who can choose between a silly or spooky experience.
This event is part of Westfield's AddamsFest, which is a month-long festival that honors the legacy of Charles Addams, the creator of "The Addams Family."
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Car wash-goers will engage with creepy costumed characters on the line, listen to Halloween-themed audio and leave with a clean car and memories to last through the fall, according the announcment.
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The Haunted Car Wash will occur on Oct. 16, 20, 21, 22, 27, 28, 29 and 30th.
The $25 entry fee includes the ‘Works Wash’ and lots of spooky fun. Tickets are available for purchase on-site.
Talented teenagers from neighboring towns will play masked and costumed characters.
You won't be able to see their faces, but here are the students participating:
- William Bevensee, age 16 from Union
- Riley Boozer, age 14, from Scotch Plains
- Kayla Fiore, age 16, from Scotch Plains
- Nicholas Hernandez, age 16, from Roselle
- Kiera Hoey, age 14, from Scotch Plains
- Olivia LaMorte, age 15, from Elizabeth
- Ma’Rya McCloud, age 16 from Linden
- Jordan Mirrione, age 17 from Westfield
- Michael Perez, age 14, from Roselle Park
- Olivia Sarton, age 16, from Cranford
- Abby Sebastian, age 15, from Bernardsville
- Xavier Stokely, age 16, from Plainfield
“We were thrilled by the response last year – even adults who chose the spooky experience were really scared!" said Amy Fiore, Play Theater Director. "This year we are glad to be included in Westfield’s AddamsFest events. Westfield truly is home to Halloween!”
For more details about the event visit www.tinyurl.com/HauntedCW2022.
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