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The Terrortorium is a Halloween Haunted House attraction located in the heart of Downtown Oxford, AL which also features the Haunted Castle darkride from the original Miracle Strip Amusement Park and a classic Big Eli Ferris Wheel!

AgriPhobia Haunted House in Oneonta, Alabama

AgriPhobia will not be open in 2018 but will be back in 2019.
Find more haunted houses in Alabama or search for a haunt near you.

pho·bi·a

ˈnoun

an extreme or irrational fear of or aversion to something.

“he had a phobia about being underwater”

synonyms: fear, irrational fear, obsessive fear, dread, horror, terror, hatred, loathing, detestation, aversion, antipathy, revulsion;

Haunted House of Horror is among the largest Alabama haunted houses. We are located in Historic Courtland, Alabama, a small town situated in the fertile Tennessee Valley of North Alabama. Plantations were built on the site that was formerly an Indian Village on Big Nance creek. Courtland offers a trip through the history of a nineteenth century town with more than 100 homes, buildings and sites dating from 1820 to 1938. Operated under Courtland Manor LLC, our haunted house attraction boasts an all new 54,000 sq. ft. haunt world experience featuring the latest and greatest frights the haunted house industry has to offer. The central location in the old Courtland High School is a short and convenient drive from the Florence Muscle Shoals area, Moulton, Decatur, Hartselle, Athens, Madison, Huntsville, Russellville, Cullman and Birmingham, Alabama. Avoid boring delays standing in long lines and start enjoying your haunted house experience upon arrival. Our north Alabama haunted house has an indoor area with more than 8,000 sq. ft. filled with fun, exciting and scary activities insured to make your wait entertaining. Have no regrets; make plans to visit us for the haunted house experience

SEPT 30 – 7PM – 11:30PM OPENING NIGHT
OCT 1 – 7PM – 10PM NON-SCARY NIGHT
OCT 6 – 7PM – 11:30PM
OCT 7 – 7PM – 11:30PM
OCT 13 – 7PM – 11:30PM EXTREME NIGHT (no one under 17 allowed)
OCT 14 – 7PM – 11:30PM SPIRIT NIGHT
OCT 20 – 7PM – 11:30PM
OCT 21 – 7PM – 11:30PM
OCT 27 – 7PM – 11:30PM
OCT 28 – 7PM – 11:30PM
OCT 29 – 7PM – 11:30PM BLACK OUT NIGHT
OCT 31 – 7PM – 10:00PM HALLOWEEN TRUNK OR TREAT
NOV 4 – 7PM – 11:30PM STAY TUNED
Tickets call 205 365 4253

OPEN SEPTMEMBER – FRI. 29th, SAT. 30th. EVERY FRI. & SAT. IN OCTOBER
TIMES: 7:00pm-12:00am
HALLOWEEN NIGHT 7:00pm-10:00pm

Nightmare Chambers has been reported as closed. Find more haunted houses in Alabama or click here for haunted houses near you.

Tomb of the Risen Dead is spooky fun for everyone! Be immersed in the extraordinary at Tomb of the Risen Dead every Friday & Saturday from October 6 – 28 from 6:30 – 10:30pm. Experience our two haunted attractions ranked top 8 in Alabama by ScurryFace.com. Enjoy our festival area including live entertainment ranging from fire dancing to acrobatics to comedic juggling and more! Fall into fun with our family friendly movies showing under the stars, s’mores for roasting, pumpkin decorating, lip sync contests, & Chick-Fil-A will be serving food! Gate entrance is only $8 (children 3 & under are free into our festival area) and a combo ticket for both attractions is only $25! We hope we have the pleasure of hosting your best memories yet!

For some reason, strange feelings and unexpected happenings keep occurring in an old event center. A cursory look into the history of the building revealed no murders, suicides, accidents, or deaths in general. What is causing this activity? No one had answers until more research into the location revealed that there was a cover-up of some very dark happenings in the late 1970s. 

Come join Bryan and Baxter of Rocky Mountain Paranormal Research Society for an entertaining evening of communication with the other side. 

With over 26 years of experience in paranormal research, Bryan and Baxter guide you through the history of the séance and prepare you for the experiment you are about to embark on.

Arrive early at The Yak and Yeti Event Center at 9755 E Hamden Ave in Denver to enjoy the Indian Buffet. The bar is stocked with craft beers and other liquors to get your nerves calmed down before attempting to pierce the veil between worlds.

Open Dates
September 29-30
October 6,7,13,14,20,21,27,28,31
November 3-4

Dark Ghost Manor is Cranberry’s all-new, interactive horror attraction featuring live actors and special effects! Experience Venango County’s scariest attraction! Located inside the Cranberry Mall, next to The Movies At Cranberry.

We are a locally owned Haunted House which has been in operation for 12 years.  We operate on a volunteer basis and all proceeds go to the Emery County food bank.  5$ per person or $3 and a non perishable food item.  October 23rd-31st.

Indoor Haunted Attraction 

Are you SCARED of the DARK?  Scared of what’s lurking in the WOODS at NIGHT? Prepared for the UNEXPECTED?  COME VISIT US at the BOONDOCKS’ BONE CHILLING BOOHAUS- October 14th, 2017.

We start the THRILL at 7:00pm…  Bathroom visit recommended BEFORE you arrive…….

The Timberline Lodge AKA The Overlook Hotel from The Shining

Timberline Lodge sits in Mount Hood National Forest in the state of Oregon. The hotel is most recognized as the hotel that was used for the exterior hotel shots for the Stanley Kubrick version of The Shining starring Jack Nicholson and Shelly Duvall. The film was based on Stephen King‘s novel of the same name. King and Kubrick did not see eye to eye on creative decisions for The Shining, but regardless the movie remains a classic. The facade of the Timberline Lodge is imprinted in most people’s minds as how The Shining hotel actually looks. So if you want to get that experience, minus the hedge maze, you should get up to Oregon’s Timberline Lodge. In The Shining, the fictitious name of the hotel was “The Overlook Hotel.” A few hotels lay some sort of claim to be the inspiration for “The Overlook Hotel” such as the Stanley Hotel in Estes, Colorado and Mohonk Mountain House in New York. Each hotel has its own story to tell however, you are sure to recognize the exteriors provided by the famous Timberline Lodge.

Is the Timberline Lodge Haunted?

The wooden Timberline Lodge was built in 1936-37. Some Timberline Lodge employees have reported that the first aid room is haunted by the ghosts of climbers and skiers of Mt. Hood whom never made it off the mountain. There are some stories of ghostly activity in the “older section” of the hotel. You might request that section of the hotel when you reserve your stay.

The Timberline Lodge Embraces The Shining

Timberline Lodge is not shy about its “Shining” fame. The hotel features an ax from The Shining film set emblazoned with the phrase “Here’s Johnny!” The Shining Lodge also plays host to The Overlook Film Festival, a four-day event celebrating the best of horror in all of its forms. The first event was hosted in 2017 at The Timberline. The Timberline Lodge also play the film after 10:30 upon request and has special events around Halloween with a viewing of the film.

Where is room 237?

There is no room 237 at the Timberline Lodge. However, the room from Stephen King’s book depicts room 217 as the haunted room throughout the storyline. During the filming, Timberline Lodge asked Mr. Kubrik to use a fictitious room number so guests would not be too scared to stay in the actual room 217. You can reserve room 217 at the Timberline Lodge. Sometimes it can be tough to get, but if you book for more than one night, you might have a better chance to get the scariest of rooms.

Haunted Rooms of the Timberline Lodge AKA The Overlook Hotel

• Room 217 is not necessarily haunted, but it’s THE room out of Stephen King’s novel.
• The old section of the hotel has been said to have some ghostly activity.
• The first aid room is said to be haunted by skiers and climbers who never made it off the mountain.

The Shining & The Timberline Lodge Story

@frightfind The hotel used in ‘The Shining’, Timberline Lodge, Oregon. Rate this movie out of 10! #movie #movietok #scary #oregon #theshining ♬ original sound – FrightFind

Paranormal Encounters at the Timberline Lodge

A Timberline Lodge employee tells FrightFind a few ghost stories of her time at The Timberline AKA “The Shining Hotel.” Gracie, reports, “I was talking to a couple of employees in an office one day when a drawer partially opened up in between me and one of them. I said “look a ghost is in on our conversation, if so it will open it the rest of the way.” Sure enough it opened the rest of the way. We ran out of there so fast. I didn’t go back in that room for days.”

Another encounter, “one morning when I was opening up the grill location, someone had said “good morning, Gracie.” I went to say it back, there was no one there. In the entire area. Oo one.” Additionally, “There is an attic area above one of the restaurants, I couldn’t go in there. The few times I had to, it felt like the room was closing in on me and it was always freezing in there for me. Even tho it was 70° in there.”

A lost traveler must navigate a treacherous journey through the nine circles of hell in search of spiritual redemption and his lost love. The epic poem Inferno opens on the evening of Good Friday in the year 1300. This Halloween, Hempstead House will transform into a hellish interpretation of one of the greatest pieces of western literature. You will experience Dante’s journey in this emotionally charged installation as you explore the hallways, rooms, and vast basement. It promises to be a wicked whirlwind of stunning visuals, hauntingly vivid original imagery, and powerful symbolism. It is up to you to explore and interpret each room and make this journey your own. What you find may shed light in this dark place and, hopefully, help you to find your way out of hell.

“Remember tonight… for it is the beginning of always”

Children under 12 are not permitted.
Under 18 must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

Six nights only: 7 – 11 PM
Wednesday, October 25
Thursday, October 26
Friday, October 27
Sunday, October 29
Monday, October 30
Tuesday, October 31

Tickets: CASH ONLY
Pay at the Gatehouse.
Conservancy Members: $25 per person
Non-Members: $30 per person
Parking included.