Can you survived? Eastwood City brings The Walking Dead: Haunted Prison House

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The Walking Dead: Haunted Prison House opens on October 31 until November 7

This Halloween, Megaworld Lifestyle Malls and Eastwood City invite all trill-seekers and enthusiasts to conquer and survive this year's most terrifying horror house - The Walking Dead: Haunted Prison House.

 Inspired by the hit American post a apocalyptic horror-drama TV series, the one-of-a-kind horror fans deep into the dreaded prison, which has been overrun by blood-thirsty and flesh -eatinh zombies, also known as walkers.

 Those who are brave enough to enter the horror will have to endure a pulsating and harrowing journey as they need to dodge the ferrying walkers and find their way out.
You have to register first upon enterring and a fee of P100 only.


 The Walking Dead: Haunted Prison House opens on October 31 until November 7. Those who will visit the horror house can drop by the Eastwood Central Plaza. Ticket price is P100 per head. Chat ldren 13 years old and below must be accompanied by an adult.
You , too can survive!


 Recently, The Walking Dead premiered its fifth season on AMC, garnering a massive audience of 17.29 million viewers in the United States alone. In the Philippines, The Walking Dead is aired at FOX every Monday at 11:35am and 8:55pm.

 For more information and complete rules and regulations of The Walking Dead: Haunted Prison House at Eastwood City, please call the Megaworld Lifestyle Malls Concierge at 709-9888, 709-0888, 09178380111 or visit www.megaworldlifestylemalls.com.


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