Would you sleep in a coffin for $300?
To mark the Halloween season, American amusement park franchise Six Flags is hosting a peculiar endurance contest that involves a coffin.
Halloween enthusiasts who enjoy dark spaces even more than they like watching horror movies will be lining up for the strange endurance contest that Six Flags has set up.
The St. Louis, Missouri location of the popular American amusement park is asking people who believe they can survive inside a dark, small space for an extended period of time to sign up for their Fright Fest 30-Hour Coffin Challenge.
Six Flags is making the prospect of being buried alive sound exciting by adding incentives for the six participants that it will pick for the contest: each person will be provided with meals and drinks and a charging station, and they will have the opportunity to leave the coffin at designated times for bathroom breaks.
Aside from two season passes for Six Flags 2019, the winner will also receive $300. But that is not all: at the end of the competition, each contestant will also be allowed to take their coffin home.
Does this sound like a challenge you would be up for?