Entering the graveyard on All Hallows Eve, guests are summoned to the traditional Celtic harvest feast, where an empty place has been laid to welcome back lost loved ones.Īt The London Dungeon, 50 Berkley Square is the setting as guests enter the attic within the building that is renowned as the most haunted house in the capital. We recommend only the most courageous peasants apply - it’s not named ‘the scariest job in the world’ for nothing!”Īt The Edinburgh Dungeon, the scare-tester will be invited to the Dinner of the Dead. 'We would like our scare-tester to show us they are brave enough to make it through all four dungeons. We are happy to help the successful applicant visit each dungeon during October but even our most seasoned dungeon dwellers may falter. Kathryn Angel, general manager at The Edinburgh Dungeon, said: “This year we are setting a challenge for one of our (unluckiest) dungeon fans to visit and experience our scariest dungeon Halloween shows ever. The (un)lucky recruit will have to test the scare levels at Halloween horror shows at London, Edinburgh, Blackpool and York Dungeons. UK attraction, The Dungeons, is looking for a new crew member - an official scare-tester. But those brave enough to apply could bag themselves free tickets for four freaky Halloween shows. During hurricane season, she and Alani tuck themselves away among the mangroves.It's advertised as the 'scariest job in the world' and not for the faint of heart. To get to work, she sails Alani over from her home port of sorts, in Caricou. Based in Grenada, Sarah now works as a charter captain and American Sailing Association sailing instructor for LTD Sailing. Before that, she studied literature, political science, feminism and anti-racism back home in her native Germany.Īfter covering Alani’s planking in fiberglass, rebuilding a number of rotten sections, re-powering the diesel and installing a Monitor windvane-Sarah was ready to brave the Gulf Stream solo, sailing upwind into the trade winds from Guatemala to the Lesser Antilles. Sarah found her in a boatyard in the Rio Dulce in 2015 after hitchhiking/sailing across the Atlantic and in the Caribbean. Alani was built in Denmark in 1960 and is one of two sister ships designed by Alan Gurney. In the years since our first meeting, Sarah not only finished up her work on Alani but is living aboard the boat in what is literally paradise.

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