Haunted Attractions

Terrortown is one of the largest haunts in Northwest Ohio and draws victims from all surrounding states featuring 2 different attractions at 1 terrifying location! Our main haunt, THE HOUSE OF THE DEAD, is larger than most multi-haunt venues you will ever experience, and our second attraction DOOM: BLACKOUT is BRAND NEW for 2014! Terror Town has received national acclaim from Hauntworld and Haunted Attraction magazines, earned numerous Awards from Ohio Valley Haunts recognizing our uniqueness and vast array of impressive props and animatronics, and is a former City Blood “Haunt of the Year” recipient.

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Two years ago, Haunt on Eden opened outside the home of Jeff and Susan Donis. The asylum-themed walk-through haunted house draws hundreds of visitors a year from Southington, Connecticut and the surrounding areas.

Cincinnati’s Ultimate Haunted House is ranked as one of the nation’s best haunted attractions by USA Today, Forbes, Fangoria, Haunted Attraction Magazine, Hauntworld, HauntedHouseRatings.com, Citybeat, and many others.

Also seen on the Travel Channel show- Halloween Crazy!

The Dent Schoolhouse takes place in a schoolhouse that was built back in 1896 and contains a gruesome legend… The Janitor of the school, Charlie McFree is said to have killed a large number of the student body over a period of 10-20 years. Hiding their bodies within the basement, the smell became to much and alerted the town of Dent… discovery of the hellish scene has made a permanent residence in the basement.

The building is said to be haunted by both the lost children… and The Janitor!
Every admission ticket includes admission to The Dent Schoolhouse and Detention Hall. In Detention Hall… it is up to you to find your way out of this haunted maze! Cincinnati’s premier haunted house is just outside downtown and open on select days in September through certain days in November.

If you think Connecticut isn’t scary, a trip to Hecters Harvest will completely change your mind. Filled with all the monsters and ghouls haunting your nightmares, every trip through the haunted attraction will leave you gasping in fear, scared to turn off the lights and begging for relief.

NightMare on Falls Brook Appears to be Closed

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Bristol, Connecticut’s homegrown haunted house, NightMare on Falls Brook, has expanded considerably since it first opened several years ago. Guaranteed to make you scream, this free haunted house accepts donations to support the Boston Children’s Hospital.

You can roast hot dogs and smores oven an open fire until the hay wagon comes to take you through 16 spooky scenes around the Perry Lake woods. The proceeds from the hayride go to Camp Adventure, which is a summer camp for disabled youth and adults. What’s more, the ride is wheelchair accessible.

If you dare to enter, a free haunting and a good time are waiting for you at this community-run haunted house. Donations are accepted to benefit the Lifelong Animal Placement & Protection nonprofit organization.

Freddy isn’t the only one in control of your nightmares. At Nightmare on Wolcott Street, there are more than 60 rooms you must go through and confront your nightmares in. Before you can even think about getting out and getting back to the comfort of your car.