Court Injunction Shuts Down DreadWorlds Haunt in B.C.'s Lower Mainland
A court injunction has forced the closure of DreadWorlds, a highly anticipated haunted house attraction in Langley, B.C., before it could open for the Halloween season.
According to court documents, a former investor obtained a Supreme Court of British Columbia injunction, blocking access to the 14,000-square-foot event site.
- The injunction prevents DreadWorlds CEO Alexander James Baxter from operating the attraction between certain dates in October.
- The petitioner in the court documents is listed as a numbered entity.
Over 70 people – actors, artists, crew, and managers have been locked out of work after months of hard work to create something truly special.
The closure has resulted in the loss of employment for over 70 people who were involved in the project.
Author's summary: DreadWorlds haunt shut down by court injunction.