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Golfland-Sunsplash will undergo a terrifying transformation this October as it devolves into Golfland Fright Nights. Explore two Halloween attractions at one location. Visit our award-winning Haunted House, The Gauntlet, or try a round of Spooktacular Golf!
The Gauntlet Haunted House returns for another season to Golfland in Mesa. The Gauntlet is the valley’s most terrifying haunted attraction. The Gauntlet Haunted House returns with all-new scares and special effects. Join us in 2017 and find out why we are Arizona’s best haunt!
504-934-3463
616 St Peter St, New Orleans, LA 70116, USA
Tableau by definition is a motionless figure or group of figures that are artistically depicted from belonging to a certain point or scene in human history. Leonardo Da Vinci’s “Mona Lisa” or Vincent van Gogh’s “Self Portrait” are among some of the more fitting and popular examples of a tableau. But what if we here at FrightFind told you that there is an open kitchen bar down in New Orleans that is haunted by a smattering of ghostly entities that resemble a tableau itself? Not only does such a place exist, but even better….the place is actually named Tableau.
Is Tableau in New Orleans Haunted?

Tableau is, of course, one of the more popular establishments in all of New Orleans. Sitting on at the corners of Chartres and St. Peter Street, this open kitchen bar that’s built within a vintage stage theatre was first formalized in 1916 although historical records date part of the actual brick and mortar building to go as far back as 1789. The Le Petit Theatre right there in the heart of the French Quarter drew in many Mardi Gras crowds with a fanciful offering of musicals, dramas, and comedy routines. Over time it has been one of the more historical New Orleans mainstays and with the wildly successful open kitchen bar area within it, Tableau is a very popular destination. However, it also seems that it is a very popular destination for ghostly spirits as well.
The Ghosts of Tableau
To start there is the spirit of a particularly self-conscious Civil War Union soldier that has been seen inside Tableau. Visitors recount seeing a younger man in Union solider dress blues who appears to be straightening his gloves, lapel, and even hair all in the direction of what is just a normal wall. While the Civil War certainly had some troops go through New Orleans, what could possibly be the story behind this one lone soldier caring about his appearance some 155 years later? Nobody has ever gotten the chance to ask because the moment anyone treads in his general direction, he completely disappears!
Within the stage area, there is also said to be the wandering spirit of Caroline. Decades ago she is said to have been romantically involved with a theatre worker there and depending on the version of events, was tossed post-coitally from the rafters above to the stage area where she died. Actors now speak about a feeling of dread and uneasiness along with vicious cold spots in the stage area. Sometimes the curtains have been known to bristly and move about wildly without anyone moving them on either side.
Of all things in 2017, a YouTube video surfaced of camera footage from the bar area. A bartender is quietly sweeping the floor when a dozen wine bottles on their racks fly off and smash across the room. Think we’re kidding? Check out the footage and when you’re in New Orleans, check out the Tableau for yourself, if you dare.
732-363-1420
1005 Farmingdale Rd, Jackson, NJ 08527, USA
The Story of the Nightmare at Gravity Hill Haunted House
As you enter the gates of the adjacent haunted fields of the Nightmare at Gravity Hill, it begins… 30 minutes of spine chilling walkable haunted trails and creepy themes and adventures… This not a hayride where you can hide from the creatures of the night..! Cost: $20.00/Express pass $30.00
Wear comfortable shoes!
Sorry we no longer have Zombie paintball. This attraction is under construction for a new and exciting attraction for 2017!!
518-925-4698
4193 Route 7, Schoharie, NY 12157, United States
Get your Fright On… as you travel through the terrifying Halloween Haunt known as Night Terrors Haunted Farm in Schoharie, NY.
As you pass through the farm this autumn you’ll feel the presence of the many restless souls waiting in the darkness. You can run but you’ll never hide from those that have been waiting for your visit.
Finding our outdoor “haunted house attraction” from anywhere in the NY Capital Region and Mohawk Valley is easy and well worth the frightening experience that awaits you!
+1 904-829-0576
23 Orange St, Saint Augustine, FL 32084, USA
Ghost Hearse Haunted Tours
The “ghoulish” tour in town. Take a ride in one of our vintage funeral coaches making stops a several of the most haunted areas of the city. Narrated, but not theatrical! Small groups so this is one of the most personalized tours in the area! Learn about the history behind the hauntings and take pics to see if YOU pick up anything paranormal! Don’t be caught dead missing this tour! You may purchase your tickets at www.ghosthearse.com, or give us a call to reserve your seats! Tours by reservation only. 904-829-0576
Agrasen ki Baoli is located in New Delhi, just down a quiet path from one of the most popular tourist areas in Delhi, Connaught Place. This ancient stepwell is one of a handful of handmade structures in India that have been restored by the government following the machine age. The architecture of this marvel shows the diversity of India’s culture. The arches preceding the corridors imply a subterranean influence. It is said that the well was built about 5,000 years ago for a king whose existence was never proven.
Delhi is one of the most popular places for ghost hunters in India. Delhi has a lot of haunted buildings and locations like Agrasen ki Baoli. This monument is one of the most impressive for visitors, and some spooky legends go along with it. Some visitors have claimed that they felt as if they were being followed the entire time they were here. They would look around, but no one would be there. There are plenty of eerie stories from ghost hunters and thrill seekers who have come to see what Agrasen ki Baoli is all about.
Is Agrasen ki Baoli Haunted?
When visitors first look at Agrasen ki Baoli, they immediately feel a little creeped out. Of course, there are rumors that this location is haunted and that it has quite a history. The stories range from ghosts touching visitors to the black water there having hypnotic magic. Apparently, this magic has lured people in and caused them to jump into the waters surrounding it. According to the legend, when people jump into the water to commit suicide, the water level rises. However, there have been a lot of doubts about this rumor since the water is only five feet deep.
Known as one of the most haunted places in Delhi, there are over one hundred steps for visitors to climb and see just how majestic the architecture here is. The paranormal legends have spread throughout Delhi, and plenty of locals will never visit this stepwell. The black water that lurks beneath the stepwell isn’t the only mystery here.
The Ghosts and Haunts of Agrasen ki Baoli
Visitors here have often told others they felt they were being followed up and down the stairs. They also pointed out that they heard someone else’s footsteps behind them, and when they turned around, there was no one there. Most of these rumors can be debunked by the fact that there are always echoes in the stepwell due to the acoustics here. However, most visitors feel that something is very creepy here, and they feel very unnerved while they are sightseeing.
Agrasen ki Baoli is another Indian location that the government has suggested staying closed after sunset. Is it the ghosts that wander around at night that keep people away? We may never know.
855-50-HAUNT
66 Lee Road (Rt. 155), Lee, NH 03861, USA
Haunted Overload is simply one of the most creative and unique haunted attractions in New England. Now located on the DeMeritt Hill Farm on Route 155 in Lee NH. The show has consistently been voted one of the top 13 haunted attractions in the country.
Focusing on quality, we are committed to giving the customer the ultimate Halloween experience at an affordable price. Nowhere else can you see huge monsters looming over the crowd, some as tall as 34 feet. The authentic farm location provides the perfect backdrop for the hundreds of lighted pumpkins and movie quality sets. Most of the one of a kind props are designed and created by founder Eric Lowther.
The haunt is changed and expanded each year to give the patron something new and exciting to experience. The night time haunt, while artistically done is extremely scary and parental discretion is advised for younger or sensitive children. We are also open many days during daylight hours with no actors for the whole family to enjoy the stunning detail of the haunt at their own pace. Check the schedule page for dates and times of the daylight walkthroughs.
Each event will be held rain, snow, sleet or any other New England weather condition so please dress appropriately.
520-622-8848
311 East Congress Tucson, Arizona 85719
Is Tiger’s Tap Room in Tucson, Arizona Haunted?
Tiger’s Tap Room and Hotel Congress have been buzzing with activity, alive and ghostly, since its opening in 1919. The Tuscan located establishment has had its fair share of unpleasant events, from a woman killing herself in room 242 (the bullet hole still visible for those willing to go poking around the closest) to Wyatt Earp shooting Frank Stilwell across the street.
Many guests have experienced disembodied voices excusing themselves or blessing a living patron after they have sneezed. Others have seen full apparitions strolling through the bar or looking out of windows.

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