# Valkyries fans flock to San Francisco 'Boohalla' house

> San Francisco fans gather at 'Boohalla' house to celebrate Valkyries' WNBA playoff success.
- Title: Valkyries fans flock to San Francisco 'Boohalla' house
- Summary: San Francisco fans gather at 'Boohalla' house to celebrate Valkyries' WNBA playoff success. San Francisco Valkyries fans visit Ainsley Rossitto and Sarah…
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- Source: NBC Bay Area — https://nbcbayarea.com/news/local/valkyries-san-francisco-boohalla-house/4161061
- Published: 2026-10-19T16:23:49+00:00
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- Topics: valkyries, san francisco, wnba, halloween, boohalla, skeletons, chase center, news, local
## 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.
## Key takeaway

San Francisco Valkyries fans visit Ainsley Rossitto and Sarah Swig's 'Boohalla' home to see Halloween decorations reflecting their WNBA playoff journey.