Dodge County Fairgrounds, Wisconsin 33, Beaver Dam, WI, USA
October 8th, 9th, 15th, 16th, 22nd, 23rd, 29th, 30th and 31st
Midway opens at 6pm
Haunts open 7pm-11pm
We are coming this fall to the Dodge County fair grounds in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin October 8th-31st 2021 Fridays, Saturdays and Halloween night! 2 haunted houses, paintball gallery, food, beverages, beer, axe throwing, hayride and more!
It is free to attend with free parking.
Attractions are up charge.
Go to WisconsinFearFest.com to get tickets and more info
October 1-2 (7:30 pm - 9 pm) October 8, 9, 10, 15, 16, 22, 23, 29, 30, 31 (7 pm - 9:30 pm) All tickets sold online, book yours today!
The noise has existed forever, but it has grown louder and louder. The ground has now begun to shake and the bodies are piling up. We are mounting an expedition into the unknown… You in or out? Join the hunt, or cower in fear. Here there be monsters!
An immersive experience unlike anything Connecticut has seen before!
Open every Thursday through Sunday, 7pm-12am PST in October
The last stop on a forgotten stage coach, where The Butterfield Asylum lurks in the mist, Otis Hatcher’s twisted Halloween home, and a late night walk deep in the catacombs of an old run down cemetery make up Temecula’s scariest attraction.
Last two Sundays from 6pm to 9pm (last ticket sold at 9pm)
Are you one of the brave souls to seek out the underground of Dellwood Park? We dare you to attempt the Curse of the Bayou. This brand new haunted attraction had been hidden in the canyons below the Hayride of Horror. The veil between the living and the dead has been lifted, and a powerful Voodoo Priestess has been called forth from her home in the swamps. She commands a legion of fiendish monsters to assist her so that she may stay in this realm, wreaking havoc. Do you carry the still beating heart she yearns for? You must navigate the treacherous maze to escape, or risk being her next victim.
This is a walking attraction with an uneven trail, tight corners, low ceilings, strobe lighting, fog and loud noises. The Curse of the Bayou is not recommended for young children. Parental guidance is suggested.
Dellwood has always been a family destination for recreation and entertainment. We invite you to ride our Hayride of Horror through the heart of this great park while the spirits of the long forgotten welcome you home. Dark and mysterious forces will play with your imagination as our creatures inspire fear.
Eerie movies will air on our 20 foot outdoor movie screen while you await your Hayride of Horror, and our bonfire will warm you while keeping the evil from incinerating your soul. Line entertainment will keep you both terrified and delighted.
Cryptid Trails is an outdoor haunted immersive experience that is produced during the fall season by Deadly Dopamine Entertainment & Monkey Bones Productions. Cryptid Trails is now one of the most interactive haunted attraction experiences PERIOD! All custom special effects, sets that interact with you, realistic animatronics, scares at every turn!
Nightmare Grounds Haunted Attraction, E1350 Road, Fort Cobb, OK, USA
7:30 - 11:00 or until all customers have been sent through!
Ticket sales cut off at 10:45pm
Fridays And Saturdays starting mid October, See Calendar In pictures Or On Our Website!
A Haunted Attraction / Halloween Event In Southwest Oklahoma. In the dark hills and forests of rural southwest Oklahoma lies a grim pasture where no one can hear you scream! A Kiowa Owned Haunted attraction with native horror folklore. One low ticket price! Free Parking!
Will be open weekends in October, 2021! Check website for details.
www.decaturnightmare.com
Old buildings hold a lot of history. The old building that houses the Brick Deli at 112 Moulton Street in Decatur, AL is no different. In over a hundred years of existence, it has been offices, furniture store, restaurant and bar. And, it has been much darker things. Back in the early part of the 20th century, the upstairs was used as housing, a speakeasy, a bordello to name a few. Over the years, there has been a lot of pain, suffering, and death in this historic building, along with the adjoining buildings that no longer exist.
When the Brick moved into the building, the upstairs was closed off. They used a small portion for storage, and the rest was boarded up. Over the years they went into some of the areas to find them basically empty. Well, empty of physical items…. Parts of the upstairs had been sealed off with a brick wall, with no idea what was behind those walls.
Over the years, it has been documented that there are spirits in the upstairs area of the Brick. There is a spirit of a little girl, whose mother worked in the brothel, who screams “GET OUT!” Research has shown that a number of the working women did have children who played in an area outside of their rooms. Those children often saw their mothers get abused and beaten. People have been alone upstairs to hear footsteps. When they went to investigate, the footsteps stopped and started again in another location. There are numerous reports of people being touched and seeing disembodied faces. One day, a worker, alone in the building, heard a group of men talking. This can only be attributed to those who partook in the illegal speakeasy. There are also stories of circus members staying the night in the adjoining building who were burned to death during an early morning fire. The fire was so bad that they could never find enough of the bodies to remove, so it was bulldozed to make the parking lot next to the Brick. There have been instances of carnival music being heard, along with antics that you’d expect from good natured clowns. There’s been no reports of negative energy from any of the perished clowns. Yet.
Recently, the great folks at the Brick have allowed Nightmare on Moulton Street to utilize the upstairs for their charity haunted house. Each year they expand into areas that have been closed for decades. This past winter, the owners along with the haunt workers broke through the sealed off area. It turned out to be what appears to be a long winding corridor. Most likely to smuggle booze into the building, or maybe to carry dead bodies out… There is concern that there is evil in this corridor. Lights will not stay lit. Voices and physical touches have been more prominent. Nobody has been willing to fully explore this area due to the total darkness and feeling of doom. In addition, there have been more instances of interaction with the unknown. It’s almost as if breaking through the wall opened the door of evil.
However, even with an increase in activity, the folks at Nightmare on Moulton Street have moved forward to prepare the haunt for the 2021 season! Please come join us and see what you experience…
Waverly Hills Sanatorium is chronicled on many of the “scariest places” lists by paranormal historians. Many experts place Waverly Hills Sanatorium in the top 3 of the most haunted and scariest places preserved. Situated in the southwestern area of Louisville, Kentucky the sanatorium is renowned for being the most haunted asylum in the entire world. Rife with reports of moving objects and cold spots to malicious appearances of ghostly doppelgängers mimicking the visitors to the sanatorium themselves. The stories are astonishing.
Is The Waverly Hills Sanatorium Haunted?
The location and former building where the sanatorium stands now was originally purchased in 1883 by a military man, Major Thomas Hays. Due to the remote location at the time, the initial building was fashioned into a large one-room schoolhouse as the nearest school was several miles away. A woman named Lizzie Lee served as the first teacher there and she held a special fondness in her heart for author Walter Scotts’s Waverly Novels series. Major Hays needed a name and found Lee’s penchant for the Waverly Novels to be the perfect name and the Waverly School was formed. At the turn of the 20th Century, the region was hit very hard with a severe tuberculosis outbreak and the land the Waverly school was on was purchased. Subsequently, the building and land were massively expanded and hospital construction was done so as to house the influx of tuberculosis patients.
Roughly beginning in 1911, for the next three years more and more beds and building extensions were added to create a five-story, four hundred bed building for those stricken with tuberculosis. A children’s wing for younger patients was even added, however as the numbers of cured children improved, feeble adults who had tuberculosis and could not care for themselves in the outside world were sent to live in this wing. In 1962, cases of tuberculosis patients declined to a point where the Waverly accepted geriatric dementia patients. For the next twenty years, the Waverly Hills cared for these patients until the state of Kentucky stepped in to close the sanatorium down due to severe neglect in 1982. And that’s when the horror stories began to emerge.
Waverly Hills: The Creeper
The Creeper is hands down the most intimidating spirit in the entire sanatorium. Manifesting itself as a twisted shadow creature, The Creeper has been known to appear in the sanatorium hallways the most. If spotted, it has long crudely twisted arms and legs and it seems to be spotted approaching some unlucky visitors in various ways. Most commonly, it is spotted crawling along the floor, while other times The Creeper is on the ceiling, slowly approaching the unsuspecting. One of the associations of being in the presence of The Creeper is doom. Paranormal investigators to Waverly have claimed that when The Creeper has been spotted, they suddenly have such an overwhelming sense of dread saturate them, that the feeling of impending doom is immediately upon them, and more often than not they have to leave the property as it takes hours to calm down again.
Room 502
Room 502 is the most haunted individual room in the complex. Pretty young nurse Mary Hillenburg worked at Waverly, and according to stories there, she became pregnant out of wedlock. Feeling ashamed and hopeless about her situation, it is believed she sought out an abortion, but something about the procedure went horribly wrong and she committed suicide by hanging herself inside the room. Her death was a gory scene and the baby was already dead and was put down the body chute the sanatorium had.
Today Room 502 has chilling reports of vicious cold spots, and objects indeed flying past visitors. EVP sessions have picked up the words “get back” inside the room and the phantom screeching of the chair Mary kicked out from under herself to be hanged is also audibly heard. The body chute to the Waverly was often used as patients often succumbed to their illnesses. Bodies were sent down to a tunnel where they were rounded up and transported via train to unknown destinations. EVPs collected from this area of the sanatorium are quite chilling in their simplicity as words like “pain” and “leave now” are picked up.
Emerge from the body chute tunnel and you’re likely to catch a glimpse of Timmy, a child ghost there. A young patient who passed away at the age of six, Timmy had a fondness for toy balls. Over the years, visitors bring in toy balls and leave them for Timmy to play with and many a time people have claimed to see one of these toy balls in a room roll furiously back in forth on the floor unassisted, before Timmy’s spirit rolls it at them.
Hollywood Comes A Knocking
Waverly is also no stranger to modern American horror pop culture. In 2005, reputed horror documentarian and filmmaker Phillip Adrian Booth directed a little then-unknown cast to star in a film entitled Death Tunnel. The plot was horror-cliche of college sorority hazing gone wrong as a half dozen young women have to endure five floors of pure hell as they’re terrorized by the long tormented spirits there. Menacing ghosts in the film were inspired in part by actual spirits said to be haunting the Waverly. Even wilder is the fact that this film, in particular, was filmed at the Waverly Hills itself. Cast members have been quite reluctant to reveal as to whether or not filming there added to the fear-filled environment they were trying to create, but filming in such a place no doubt added considerably to the scare factor and requiring all acting parts in the film to be quite method.
Visit The Waverly Hills Sanatorium
The Waverly Hills Sanatorium today is completely open for ghost tours, events, and paranormal investigations of all types. Visitors are encouraged to take videos or pictures that document any paranormal activity they find on the grounds, however, arrangements to visit must be made via reservation. Even with all the tour groups, some people have been brave enough to attend one of the all-night tours. And it’s completely normal to see them last only an hour or two before running out the building screaming in sheer terror.
Ghost Tour 6pm Public Paranormal Investigation 7:00 to 9:00 pm
This chilling lockdown will reveal mystery that lingers in every inch and around every corner. Doors slamming, people being pushed and shoved, shadow figures, disembodied voices, footsteps, eerie laughter and full-bodied apparitions. You do not want to miss the opportunity to investigate.
