Stack and glue two large cardboard boxes vertically, cutting out a rectangular window in the upper half (approx. 18x20 inches) for the ticket window.
Cut a 4x20-inch cardboard strip and glue it just below the window opening to create a ledge. Reinforce with extra layers underneath for stability.
Evenly space wooden dowels or cardboard tubes across the window and glue them from the top inside edge to the counter.
Use spare cardboard strips along the booth’s edges to strengthen corners and prevent warping.
Coat the entire booth in red paint, then add black sections for panels and trim to create depth. Let it dry completely.
Paint your foam board or wood piece black, then stencil “TICKETS” in bold white or yellow letters. Attach it to the top of the booth.
String LED lights around the sign and window to give it a haunted glow. Secure with tape or hot glue.
Add fake cobwebs, old posters, or a skeleton ticket seller inside the booth for a complete Halloween look.
