
World's first drive-in haunted house: A Japanese company has created an experience that follows social distancing guidelines yet remains absolutely terrifying -- a drive-in haunted house.

Covid-19 precautions: The haunted house drive-in, located in a covered parking garage in a non-descript building in downtown Tokyo, gives visitors a 360-degree, front-row look at what it's like to be stuck in a car during a zombie outbreak. The actors follow strict Covid-19 prevention measures, though they never come into direct contact with visitors.

The experience: Visitors are asked to turn off the engine. The garage doors will then close and blood-soaked ghouls and zombies will rise out of the darkness, pressing up against the windows. Drivers receive a set of Bluetooth speakers, through which they hear a very spooky tale.

Disinfection: Every car is wiped down with alcohol. Rental cars -- available at an extra cost for those who don't have their own wheels -- are lined in plastic and changed for every customer.

The cleaning squad: When the show is over, the car is wiped clean of blood.

'Clean enough for the road': Fine print on the website reads: "We cannot remove every drop of blood. It will be clean enough to drive on the road."



