Dad and lad spend £1,000 to create 'Britain's spookiest' Halloween house people travel miles to see
manchestereveningnews.co.ukA Halloween-obsessed father and son have spent £1,000 transforming their home into a spooky spectacular - with families travelling from miles around to look at the spine-chilling display.
Toby Whittle, 27, a customer service supervisor at Manchester Airport, and his father, Andy, 55, have transformed their semi-detached house into a Halloween spectacle every year since 2017.
They have already spent £100 on creepy decorations and £75 on sweets this year for the hundreds of people who will flock to their front door on October 31, some of whom are willing to drive more than 30 miles.
They are now so invested in the tradition that Toby has obtained a Costco membership card to bulk buy treats and spends weeks making terrifying decorations, including a giant five-foot spider. READ MORE: 'I am left with a future that I didn’t want…' fiancé of university lecturer tells of grief after her death in horror crash The DIY haunted garden in Macclesfield, Cheshire, features skeletons resting in deckchairs, ‘limbs’ scattered across the driveway and flashing pumpkins, and Toby even plays a YouTube soundtrack of growling wolves and cackling witches through a large speaker outside.
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