Hurricane Isaias may have delayed the party, but it couldn’t cancel the terror. When the Hadji Haunted House finally swings open its doors this Friday night, it brings with it a season of scares that has a far deeper purpose than just making visitors jump.
The Pensacola Breast Cancer Association (PBCA) and Hadji Shriners are welcoming the community to the annual attraction on October 16–17, marking the start of a Halloween tradition that doubles as a critical fundraising drive for breast cancer services in the Florida Panhandle.
The originally scheduled grand opening was scrapped when Hurricane Isaias forced a postponement, and organizers say they appreciate the public’s patience. Now the Boo Crew is prepped and ready to deliver an experience that blends fright with a feel-good outcome.
Spanning more than 40 themed rooms, the haunted house plunges visitors into a landscape of eerie scenery, unsettling visuals, and adrenaline-spiking jump scares. It’s the kind of night designed for groups of friends to test their nerve and then laugh about their screams afterward.
For those who prefer a milder Halloween outing, the 3D Funhouse offers a family-friendly alternative, with trippy visual effects that provide a different brand of excitement for younger attendees.
But the real headline here isn’t just the frights—it’s the cause. Every ticket sold during the Hadji Haunted House season supports the PBCA’s work during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Since its inception in 2003, the organization has raised $1.3 million for local breast cancer services, with every dollar staying in the Florida Panhandle and going to nonprofit medical facilities that provide free mammograms for uninsured and underinsured patients.
That funding directly impacts access to care for mothers, sisters, neighbors, and friends throughout the region, making each visit to the haunted house a small act of community support.
This Weekend’s Event Details
• Dates: Friday, October 16, and Saturday, October 17, 2026
• Location: Hadji Shrine, 800 W. Nine Mile Road, Pensacola, FL 32534
• Opening Hours: 7:00–10:30 p.m. Central Time
• Kid-Friendly 3D Funhouse: 6:00–10:30 p.m. Central Time
• Ticket Purchase: HadjiHauntedHouse.com
The scares continue on subsequent weekends, with additional Friday and Saturday events slated for October 23–24 and October 30–31. A kid-friendly matinee and Trunk or Treat are also planned for Sunday, October 25, from 4–7 p.m.
Whether you’re chasing screams, soaking in Halloween atmosphere, or simply looking to give back, the Hadji Haunted House promises a memorable evening with a mission behind it. Tickets are available now—grab your bravest friends and see what’s waiting inside.
About Pensacola Breast Cancer Association
Founded in 2003, the Pensacola Breast Cancer Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Pensacola that focuses on breast cancer education, screening, and diagnosis for uninsured and underinsured patients across the Florida Panhandle. Its board is made up entirely of uncompensated volunteers dedicated to serving the local community. More information and donation options are available at PensacolaBreastCancerAssociation.com.
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Hadji Shrine
(850) 476-9384
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Why it matters: With each ticket sold, the Hadji Haunted House transforms a night of entertainment into a lifeline for neighbors who might otherwise forgo critical breast cancer screenings. In a region where healthcare access can be uneven, this annual tradition represents a tangible, community-driven answer to a persistent need—one scream at a time.
