Ogden toll collector dresses as 'toll-troll' for parkway drivers

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OGDEN — An Ogden toll collector is having some Halloween fun on the job.

Drivers along Adams Avenue Parkway are being greeted by a real-life "toll troll" who's turning routine commutes into something a little more memorable.

The toll booth where Ogden drivers may encounter a toll-troll. (Photo: Jason Hammer, KSL)

Carey Seal said it takes about two hours before his shift to transform into the character who greets drivers.

Seal said the reaction from those drivers has made that prep time all worthwhile.

"The biggest thing I notice, I get a big smile on their face, which is great. You know, had a bad day at work or whatever, I figure it'd liven them up a little," he said.

This is Seal's first year dressing up as the "toll troll," but after all the laughs and smiles, it may not be his last.