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See Inside the “American Horror Story: Hotel” Premiere Party

October 15, 2015

Nothing screams Halloween like the hit TV series “American Horror Story”, and this season is extra spooky. Fortunately, Bizbash has let readers in on this seasons premiere party. Where better to get Halloween party inspiration from then the most terrifying series on television?

These were some of the main attractions.

Old-fashioned dressed doormen
Doormat with this seasons theme
Decor with key pieces from the season
Projections of the show’s signature characters
Replica of the front desk
Fake dead body made of cake
Specialty cocktails served in baby bottles

Most people would surely be scared by simply walking into this premiere event. For more details about the decor and theme, click here.

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