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Good Morning Oklahoma experiences Tulsa's Hex House

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To celebrate Halloween, the Good Morning Oklahoma team decided to give one of America's scariest haunted houses a try. (KTUL)
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TULSA, Okla. (KTUL) — To celebrate Halloween, the Good Morning Oklahoma team decided to give one of America's scariest haunted houses a try.

Late on a Friday night, they met up to see if they could make it through Westside Grim and the Hex House. Check out the video for full effect!

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If you want to go through the Hex House, the last night for 2017 is Halloween night. Tickets are sold between 7 and 11 p.m. at 5610 W Skelly Drive in Tulsa. Tickets are $25 for both haunted houses, or $35 for a pass that allows you to skip the lines. The ghouls and goblins are allowed to touch you, adding another level of discomfort on top of the pervasive feeling of dread. They recommend no children under the age of 13 enter the Tulsa Hex House.

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