EPISODE · Feb 4, 2024 · 44 MIN

Cabin No. 3

from Dark Pony Radio · host Raed Hojiej

Thank you for booking your stay with us. We have you down for 6 nights, for the all-inclusive tour package. As requested your "eerie weekend" stay will be in our famous replica cabin. Cabin Number 3, although a replica it has been updated for a more modern time, such as electricity and running water. Your first day tour will start with a tour of the grounds. Just a reminder the Cave Tour is an additional package. If you are interested in that additional package please talk with the front desk. Thank you for choosing, Haunted Weekends, your immersive terror awaits.*Guest Voice from Christian LaBissoniere, joins Dark Pony Radio Show for this episode* Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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