Get Your Car Washed Inside of a Tunnel of Terror in San Antonio
Haunted car washes are something that started to trend a few years ago. It all started with a haunted car wash at Super Sudz in San Antonio. Last year was the last year for Super Sudz; however, they started a trend.
This year, you can still get the haunted car wash inside the Tunnel of Terror and at multiple Tommy's Express Car Wash locations in San Antonio.
@tommyssatx431 THE TUNNEL OF TERROR IS BACK! Get ready for the 3rd Annual Tunnel of Terror at Tommy’s Express! ️ October 23rd–24th ⏰ Starting at 7 PM ⏰ Going until 9:30 PM 11911 SE Loop 410 Acc Rd Bring your friends… if you’re brave enough! Two nights. One terrifying tunnel. Come celebrate Halloween with us and see what’s waiting in the tunnel… #halloween#viral#fyp#tommysexpress#tunnelofterror♬ original sound - TommysSATX431
Of course, you go for the "haunted" experience. However, you will also get a clean ride. That includes an ultimate wash. This is a cool concept that has caught fire, with car washes around the Country doing the same thing. According to comments on TikTok, this experience costs $25.
Not only is the car wash "haunted." The parking lot, vacuums, and drive-through leading up to the car wash are very well designed. I give them an A+ for this year's theme.
@karlywilcox this haunted car wash was so fun! definitely worth $20 they did open my door a few times #hauntedcarwash#halloween#spookyseason#hauntedplaces#scarytok♬ Spooky Ooky - NotYeti
I wonder how long it will be before this concept hits Victoria? Are we already behind the times? Would you go to a haunted car wash? Let us know by messaging us in our app.
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