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Nightmare on La Homa Road haunted house debuts in Mission
The haunted house attraction brings local urban legends to life through theater, according to photos from its opening weekend.
Nightmare on La Homa Road debuted in Mission this month. The haunted house attraction presents local urban legends through theater, according to The Monitor.
Photos from Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026, show scare actors, a horror clown display and a bunny character along the maze. Visitors also passed ghostly figures projected on dark walls. Gabriel Sanchez narrates the local folklore and horror themes at the attraction.
Gabriela San Miguel portrays La Llorona, the weeping woman of Hispanic folklore. She explained that the character is a woman whose grief and regret have changed her into a frightening figure. Visitors must pass through the La Llorona section.
Written by The Alamo Republican from MyRGV (Brownsville Herald, Valley Morning Star, The Monitor)’s reporting, using only the facts in it. MyRGV (Brownsville Herald, Valley Morning Star, The Monitor)’s own headline: “Photo Gallery: Fear arrives in Mission with Nightmare on La Homa Road’s debut”
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