Haunted Attractions

Scream Park California believes that bigger is better, which is why the park constantly expands and brings in new attractions. Big scares abound at the three different haunted houses on-site, but guests can also relax and have some fun with a cold drink and some live music and entertainment.

Highly rated, well loved, and even more feared by the public, this community-run haunted house donates its proceeds to the Bloomington-Normal community and the local Jaycees.

FRIGHTMARE HAUNTED HOUSE IN NORTHERN NEVADA IS CLOSED FOR REMODELING AND WILL NOT BE OPEN IN 2015 BUT WILL REOPEN IN 2016

No word on a reopening yet for 2016.

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In the early 1800s, settlers to an old mining town slowly perished, and their grave sites were left unnamed. Their eternal slumber was disturbed when the town later built a school atop of their cursed burial ground. Today, the ghouls at Chittyville School Haunted House love to spook kids and pre-teens.

Fearhaven is one of the only haunted attractions in the Niles/Warren area. Rather than a simple haunted house or hayride, we operate by self-guided walks on a “haunted” trail that last about 20-40 minutes. Think of it as an outdoor haunted house, or a walk on a hayride’s path.

Located in the old Briquette Factory in Zion, Illinois, the Dungeon of Doom is home to some of the creepiest ghouls, the most bloodthirsty zombies, and dedicated, demented Killer Krew around. This place isn’t for the faint of heart, and scares begin the moment you dare to leave your vehicle.

Georgetown Morgue: Where Seattle Goes To Die

The Georgetown Morgue of Seattle is a facility for tragic stories of death. The morgue has a history of thousands of funeral preparations, cremations, and the processing of animal carcasses. The morgue holds what is considered to be the most horrifying unsolved crime in Seattle’s history. Nine of their staff were forced into the crematorium chamber. There were no surviving witnesses, nor were suspects ever identified.

Recently, a gruesome stench has been filling the air around the Georgetown area. Word on the street is the infamous Dr. Simons has acquired The Georgetown Morgue and has ripped into the sewers below, unearthing a decrepit Catacomb. Rumors are surfacing of unlucky persons who have been captured by Dr. and his trusted goons, Rigor and Mortis. Be wary of their glowing, toxic chemicals that have been turning up in neighboring ditches and seeping into drains! Now, creatures have been roaming the streets at night. Are you missing any friends or family? Do you have the guts to investigate what is going on at The Georgetown Morgue and escape without losing your entrails?

Donate Blood with BloodWorks And Skip The Line!

Bloodworks has partnered with the Georgetown Morgue to make sure our local hospitals have the blood they need for patients.

Give blood at the Bloodworks bloodmobile parked outside the haunted house on October 10, 17, or 24, and we will take you and 3 of your friends to the front of the line after you donate.

How does it work:

• Find our Bloodmobile at the Georgetown Morgue on Oct 10, 17, or 24 or sign up online to ensure you have a spot.
• Check in for your donation at the Bloodworks tent.
• While you donate, your friends can hang out under our Bloodworks tent or enjoy the other fun activities around the haunt.
• Once you are finished donating, we will walk you and 3 friends to the FRONT of the line!*
  *You still need to purchase general admission tickets. Limited donation spots available.

Georgetown Morgue Haunt Calendar & Hours

Seattle Escape Games

You are trapped! You have 60 minutes and one goal. Escape before time runs out. Will you survive?

The 13th Floor Haunted House welcomes you to become one of the few and one of the brave who made it all the way to the end. Unlike other attractions that offer generic monsters and scares, all the scares here will stick with you long after you leave and find your way back home.