Jail of Terror

Newark, OH   /   0 Reviews

46 South 3rd Street, Newark, OH, United States

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(740)345-5245

Thursday's 7-10pm Friday's and Saturday's 7pm-Midnight September 29th through October 29th 2016

Overview

Be prepared to run screaming through this already proven haunted Gothic Fortress as seen on Travel Channel’s “Ghost Adventures”!

Wind your way through the “Circus of Fear” where you will be led to the dungeon that also houses solitary confinement! You will run for your life before even being released from the depths of hell and into the first floor Cellblock where hungry zombies await your arrival! Oh, there’s more…. We will just wait till you see for yourself!

Visit if you DARE!!

We’ll leave the light out for ya!

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