11516 North Bristol Avenue, Kansas City, MO, USA
Halloween
Free yard display on Halloween night.
11516 North Bristol Avenue, Kansas City, MO, USA
Halloween
Free yard display on Halloween night.
(360) 278-3525 OPT 2
Bucoda, WA 98530, USA
BOO-Coda is, by Town Council Declaration, what the Town of Bucoda, WA is called all throughout the month of October! BOO-Coda is a spooky little town, located only 3 miles outside of Tenino. BOO-Coda comes alive during the month of October to host one of the best Haunted Houses in WA State every Friday and Saturday night, as well as many other family fun events all throughout the month! Even Digger, our Town’s Friendly Undertaker (and Council Member) will tell you that no other place in the County will measure up!
Spook-Tacular is what happens in BOO-Coda throughout the whole month of October! People are coming from far and wide to visit BOO-Coda and see what kind of spooky fun they can have! From the Scary-Nights Haunted House every Friday and Saturday, to the Hearse Procession and Viewing, Jack-O’-Lantern Pumpkin Carving Contest, Thrill the World Thriller Dance, and SO MUCH MORE – Bucoda, WA is the place to visit in October! Bring your family, bring your friends and have a Spook-Tacular time!
478-338-4062
428 Lake Joy Rd, Kathleen, GA 31047, USA
The weather starts to cool down, but wait, did you see that clown? Not sure what’s going on in the trees. It seems like things were set free. Deep in the trail, I hear laughter mixed with screams. Did I just see something from those dark dreams? Come send help for me because I am on the run, I fear for my life but they tell Let’s have some fun! Come out for the scare of your life at Lake Joy Trails of Terror! The haunt is in the woods; be prepared to walk, and wear closed-toe shoes. Dark areas, come prepared to be scared. Remember, this is the woods, and Mother Nature is out in the woods, also roots, unlevel ground, that is how Mother Nature plays.
Open Dates:

Online Tickets are $20 until September 29th
Online Tickets after September 29th are $25
Tickets: Ticket prices at the door: $30
Ticket Booth open from 7 PM – 11 PM
1770 Madison Street, Clarksville, TN 37040, USA
Weekends September 21st through October 31st 7PM to 12AM
23,000 square feet of terror ! Over 30 actors and scenes that will make you wonder if you really stepped into Hell ! Our fourth year of fear is even bigger, badder, and nastier ! From the creators of legendary Nashville haunts Death Row and Devils Dungeon ! Find us on Facebook and Instagram for details, sneak peeks, and giveaways!
6701 Good Hope Church Road, Cary, NC 27519, USA
Fridays and Saturdays 8pm – 11 pm
The haunting begins on September 28th! Join us in the Field of Lost Souls, the House of Gore, Rebellion Trail and Big Top Terror for scares that will haunt your dreams.
Reservations are not necessary
Parties are available for more info please contact [email protected]
Fridays and Saturdays 8 pm – 11 pm
*Ticket sales will stop at 10 pm
Please be advised these events have live actors, animatronics, flashing lights, sudden scares, sound effects, and dark spaces. These events are not recommended for pregnant women, guests with heart conditions, anxiety or any other medical condition that may be affected. Please note we also do not recommend 12 years of age and younger.
Inclement Weather
The Haunted Farm may be affected by inclement weather. If the weather is bad, we recommend that you check our Facebook Page before you come and visit the farm. If we close because of the weather, you’ll be sure to find it there!
1203 Northeast 3rd Street, Bend, Oregon 97701, USA
Right beneath the Old Church on Northeast 3rd Street in Bend, Oregon is the Platypus Pub. I stopped in here to grab a drink and spoke with the bartender Jon, who by chance also happened to be an Oakland Raiders fan. After a few drinks, I hear another patron shout across the bar asking, “so what’s the deal with the poltergeists?” Jon begins to tell stories of employees who won’t work alone, lights that turn on by themselves and a shadowy apparition that has whisked past people in the past.

Bend Oregon’s haunted bar, the Platypus Pub
This converted church has operated as a few different restaurants since the 70’s and now hosts the largest brew shop in Bend on its upper floor and the Platypus Pub in its basement. The Pub has a great selection of local beers to pair with your ghost story if you catch my drift. Afterall, Bend is a beer-lovers haven. The cozy Pub has a touch of old and new with a wood-laden bar and ample seating. Enter the haunted pub on the side of the church and down the stairwell.

Jon, of the haunted Platypus Pub, tells a ghost story to his patrons.
Diners and staff have both reported lights flickering. Some have mentioned a heavy presence and some employees will tell you they’ve seen a dark apparition around corners or in the hallway in the back. The building is old and creeky which can add to the spooky factor. Patrons have mentioned that the hallway in the back that leads to the bathroom gives them an eerie ominous feeling, which is where employees have most often reported the tavern’s apparition.
The owners believe the ghost may be an old cook who worked at the building years ago. Others believe it to be the ghost of an old previous owner. Considering the building is an old church, there are many possibilities as the place has hosted funerals and has a long history
Recent news around this old church and haunted pub suggest its time may be coming to an end. The property owner is attempting to fast-track a plan to demolish the building to build a drive-thru. The building does not have historic status at this time and is not protected by the historic district of Bend. Locals are trying to stop the demolition, but the next 2 years could be the end for the church, pub and brew shop.
(401) 849-3600
26 Marlborough St, Newport, RI 02840, USA
In 1673, The Whitehorse Tavern opened its doors in the Rhode Island Colony making it the oldest bar in the country. Throughout the centuries, the tavern has been used as a boarding house and British military quarters during the Revolutionary War. It’s no surprise that with all the activity in the tavern over the years, several ghosts have been seen by guests. A poplar spirit being an elderly man who died while renting a room above the bar in the early years of The Whitehorse Tavern. Another is a young girl who can be heard wailing on the second floor.
(305) 294-1838
428 Greene St, Key West, FL 33040, USA
Not everyone wants to have a drink in a bar that was formerly a morgue, but the Key West, Florida locals don’t seem to mind too much. Before it was a morgue, it is said that the site was used to hang criminals from a large tree. Guests are warned to watch out for the bathroom doors that lock on their own.
(414) 272-4222
422 South 2nd Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53204, USA
The self-proclaimed “Milwaukee Haunted Bar” is teaming with ghosts and history for those interested enough to go looking. The ghost of a young woman named Elizabeth has been heard wailing in the bathroom while a former brothel worker named Molly, who was brutally murdered upstairs, can be seen waltzing through the penthouse at all hours of the night. The owner is always willing to give tours of Shaker’s haunted floors to those who ask.
(702) 874-9362
310 W Spring Street P.O. Box 633 Goodsprings, NV 89019
In the old forgotten mining town of Goodsprings in the hot Nevada desert, not too far from Las Vegas, stands the Pioneer Saloon. In the early twentieth century, Goodsprings was booming with life and activity, especially in the saloon. It was not uncommon for bar fights to break out between patrons.
In one instance, a hot-headed man was shot and killed inside the bar after he lunged at a card dealer who he thought to be cheating in their game of cards. It is said that the man can still be seen sitting at the small table playing cards. One mixologist has said that in the early evening a kindly looking prospector will sometimes sit at the end of the bar.
520-622-8848
311 East Congress Tucson, Arizona 85719
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.

Tiger of Tiger’s Haunted Tap Room
(512) 320-8377
922 W 12th St, Austin, TX 78703, USA
11AM - 12AM
Dog Friendly!
Prohibition was a dark time for bars, but where many failed, others got creative to keep afloat. This Austin, Texas hot spot was a grocery store during the day, but by night became a bustling bar, casino, and brothel. The ghost most likely to be seen in the tavern is a young woman named Emily closely followed by her small daughter. Both are dressed in early twentieth-century attire and make a habit of walking up and down the halls and staring out windows. Emily has been known to cause disturbances in the bar such as changing TV channels, making phone calls from the manager’s office, and smashing dishes in the kitchen when no one is around.
(773) 878-0894
5210 N Clark St, Chicago, IL 60640, USA
11AM - 2AM
Since its opening in the late 30s, Simon’s Tavern has been hopping with scandalous history and ghost activity. In the 40s, the family-owned tavern faced a fiery love affair with a married woman, a fatal car accident, and an extensive family cover-up. The owner of the Chicago bar, Scott, gives tours of the haunted building for just a nickel. Numerous guests have felt cold spots, heard strange noises and quiet voices, as well as seen full apparitions.
(210) 223-4361
204 Alamo Plaza, San Antonio, TX 78205, USA
The Menger Bar, along with the famously haunted Menger Hotel, opened its doors in San Antonio in 1859, the time of heated gunfights, Civil War soldiers, and wide roaming, notorious outlaws. Considering the amount of history in the San Antonio area, it’s unsurprising that some of it leaked into The Menger Bar. As many as 32 separate ghosts have been reported wandering the bar and hotel. Most of the spirits have been described as being good-natured, but some seem to be a bit more reserved and intimidating.
1-212-226-9060
326 Spring St, NY, New York 10013, USA
Open everyday from 11:30 am to 4am. Kitchen closes nightly at 2am.
Ear Inn is one of New York City’s oldest bars, serving the Big Apple since the nineteenth century. Considering the bar sits next to the Hudson River, it is to no one’s surprise that it would be full of pirates, sailors, and other undesirables. And where there are undesirables, there is typically undesirable activities such as prostitution, constant bar fights, smuggling, and more. It’s no surprise that the spirits of these old customers are often seen milling around the bar. Most often seen is a sailor named Mickey who was shot in front of the bar.