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Valkyries fans flock to San Francisco 'Boohalla' house
San Francisco fans gather at 'Boohalla' house to celebrate Valkyries' WNBA playoff success.
In brief
San Francisco fans gather at 'Boohalla' house to celebrate Valkyries' WNBA playoff success. San Francisco Valkyries fans visit Ainsley Rossitto and Sarah Swig's 'Boohalla' home to see Halloween decorations reflecting their WNBA playoff journey. Originally reported by NBC Bay Area.
Valkyries fans flock to San Francisco
San Francisco fans gather at 'Boohalla' house to see Halloween decorations reflecting Valkyries' playoff journey.
Boohalla house display
The couple behind the display added new details as Valkyries advance in WNBA postseason.
Origin of Boohalla
Ainsley Rossitto and Sarah Swig started 'Boohalla' as a pun on 'Ballhalla' and dress up skeletons.
“It really did start as a bad pun of 'Boohalla,' a play on 'Ballhalla'”
Skeletal celebrations
Skeletons celebrate Valkyries' wins with chicken wing feasts and vegas bottle service.
Atlanta Dream section
The yard features an 'Atlanta's Worst Nightmare' section with a skeleton in Steph Curry's pose.
“Atlanta's Worst Nightmare section where a skeleton is sleeping in Steph Curry's signature 'Night Night' pose”
Crowd growth
Visitors from Santa Rosa and beyond travel to see the display after social media buzz.
“We came down from santa rosa”
Next game
Valkyries play Game 2 of WNBA Finals at Chase Center on Monday.
The bottom line
San Francisco Valkyries fans visit Ainsley Rossitto and Sarah Swig's 'Boohalla' home to see Halloween decorations reflecting their WNBA playoff journey.
