Do you dare to wander through a dark haunted woods?
Are you willing to have the cold night air fill your lungs, not being able to stop shivering?
Are you willing to realize that it may not be the cold that is making you shiver?
As the hair on the back of your neck suddenly stands up as your heart begins to pound. As you try to calm yourself you hear something rushing behind and in front of you, but you can’t see anything. Your heart starts to beat uncontrollably and your breathing is now becoming more labored. It’s too late to turn back now.
You’re now stuck in the middle of 13 acres of the most Unstable, horrifying, menacing, ghostly demon ghouls. Hiding behind every tree and lurking around every corner of the most feared haunted woods in central Wisconsin.
There is a place, far worse than any nightmare, and it’s now open to the public.
Welcome to Terror Trail®
Most indoor haunted houses take place in 40 to 65,000 square foot buildings, Terror Trail spans over 566,280 square feet of terror and fear, some that we have created for you and some that we didn’t have a thing to do with!
The management of Terror Trail feels a responsibility to issue this fair warning: This tour presents a glimpse into one of our greatest common fears — that of death and what lies beyond. Some of you will be thrilled. Many will be shocked. But most of you will just be horrified.
This adventure is not for the faint of heart… With over ½ of a mile of winding trails and mesmerizing “points of interest”, this haunt is THREE times as long as the average haunted house. Not only do we welcome you to try your luck in the beginning of our trail, but your ticket also gives you access through the Forest where the mansion once stood. With blood curdling scares and horrific sights the terror trail will be something that you soon won’t forget!
9401 West Colonial Drive, Ocoee, FL, United States
7PM-11PM every Friday and Saturday in October
The Neverending Nightmare, where dark rooms and narrow passageways give way to scenes of horror no one could have predicted. Groups of six will enter, but there’s no way of telling how many will make it out.
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Hours Friday, Saturday 7:30 PM until 12:00 Midnight Hours Sunday and Halloween 7:30 PM until 10:00 PM
Welcome to the Haunted Asylum at Coffin Creek. We will be open this Oct 2017 for 10 Years of Fear. You can explore Coffin Creek’s 5 haunted attractions, The Haunted Asylum at Coffin Creek, The Catacombs of Guasti Cemetery, the Prado Witch Trail, Shady Hollow Hayride, the Dark Realm and the Dark Shadow Market Place at one Terrifying Location
Tickets are $20.00 and available online only at Higbeehorrorhaunt.com
Do you love a good scare? Do you love the classic horror movies that are shown in October? If so, we have the perfect attraction for you and your friends this Halloween season. In October Higbee Horror Haunt will open its gates of terror in Modesto,CA. This walk-through haunted house has real-life characters designed to make your heart race and to put a little jump in your step.
311 Harrison Ave, Blackwood, NJ 08012, United States
07.00- 09,00 pm weekends
Psycho Trail home haunt is a free haunted walk thru. Donations gladly accepted and go towards American Cancer. Located at 311 Harrison Ave Blackwood Nj. Dates open. Oct 14, 20,21, 27,28,29, 31. 7pm to 9pm. Sun Oct 29 is kids night no scare. More info www.psychotrail.comwww.facebook.com/thepsychotrail
Stuckey’s Bridge is in Lauderdale County, MS. It’s been listed as being built as early as 1847 and as late as 1901. So that would mean at the very least, it’s 108 years old! There are many stories that this bridge is haunted. As the story goes, Old Man Stuckey had a hotel near the bridge site in the mid 1800s. The old man would murder his hotel guests, steal their valuables, and bury the bodies along the riverbank. He was eventually found out, caught, and was hung from the bridge. Now people claim to see an old man walking the banks of the river with a lantern at night and hearing splashes in the water under the bridge when the river is otherwise perfectly quiet.
Disney’s Halloweentown truly exists in St Helens, Oregon. Each year, St Helens, Oregon transforms into the place that captured our imagination back in 1998 with a month long festival. October 1, the town becomes Halloweentown straight from the Halloween classic. Most of the St Helens was featured in the Halloweentown films and the city of St Helens has embraced the fame. Come for the lighting of the giant pumpkin in front of city hall and all of the other festivities. In 2017, a tribute will be held for Debbie Reynolds who recently passed away.
2017 Halloweentown activities
The Giant Pumpkin lighting in front of city hall. October 7th.
Ride to Alien Landscape on the haunted head tractor ride. October 7 – 29 Saturday Sunday 10 – 5 p.m.
This is Halloween: A Live Concert on October 8th from 3pm-5pm.
Friday, October 13th is the Free Grab a Ghoul & Grab a Goth Adult Dance Party with a DJ and beer garden.
13650 Harder Road, Three Rivers, MI, 49093, United States
ONE NIGHT ONLY – Saturday, October 21st 2017. 8:00 pm until last guest.
SplatmanBOO Haunted Forest in Three Rivers, MI
SplatmanBOO is a haunted forest and you should prepare to run a little and scream a lot! One night the scares come out in Three Rivers. We change things up every year so come check us out on Saturday, October 21st, 2017.
Entry is $5.00 per person and all proceeds benefit the Domestic Assault Shelter of Three Rivers, MI
Open ONE NIGHT ONLY – Saturday, October 21st 2017. 8:00pm until last guest.
Advisory: Kids are not recommended for SplatmanBOO. We’re no touch, but we can be really scary.
The Fort East Martello Museum is home to the Robert the Doll aka, Robert the Haunted Doll. People come from all over the world to see famed artist Gene Otto’s even more famous counterpart, Robert the Doll. Gene kept Robert the Doll with him until his passing in 1974. Robert is said to have been cursed by a Bahamian servant who made the doll out of wire, hay, old clothes and some of Gene Otto’s own hair.
Robert the Doll in his glass case in Fort East Martello Museum in Key West, FL
This haunted doll receives tons of fanmail every day asking for his forgiveness for museum goers taking his picture. People’s luck has turned dramatically to the unfortunate. Do you have the will to come eye to eye with the doll that inspired Child’s Play and helped put Annabelle on the map? If so, you should ask Robert’s permission before you take his picture.
525 South Winchester Boulevard, San Jose, CA 95128, USA
The Winchester House, (AKA the Winchester Mystery House) is probably one of the most well known private residences in the United States. The elaborate mansion located at 525 South Winchester Blvd. in San Jose, CA is renowned for its massive size and structural oddities, even landing a spot on the National Register of Historic Places and being officially designated a historical landmark in California. This structure is perhaps most impressive as it was built almost completely without blueprints.
Winchester History
Following the death of her husband, William Wirt Winchester, founder of the Winchester Repeating Arms Company, Sarah Winchester supposedly packed up and moved from her Connecticut home to California, where she purchased an unfinished 2 story, eight room farmhouse. Tabloids at the time reported that the move was at the behest of a medium, claiming to channel Sarah’s late husband, who insisted that Sarah must atone for the victims who had fallen to Winchester rifles. As such, the medium suggested that Sarah build a continuously evolving mansion to appease (or perhaps confuse) the restless spirits.
Structural Oddities
In 1884, three years after her husband’s death, construction began on the behemoth architectural project. Built in an American Queen Anne Revival style, the elaborate 24,000 square foot mansion boasts some very curious features. In addition to over 40 bedrooms, 2 ballrooms, 17 chimneys, 2,000 doors, 10,000 windows, and 13 bathrooms (but only one functional in an effort to confuse the spirits), the house features several unique rooms and features that stand apart from your typical, run of the mill mansions.
These features include:
The $25,000 Room – A storeroom that held Mrs. Winchester’s artisan, stained glass windows commissioned specifically for the home. These stained glass masterpieces, some supposedly built by the Tiffany Company, are currently on display in the $25,000 room and are now valued around $350,000. Many of the windows have a spider web pattern and the number 13 embedded or hidden throughout their motifs.
The Séance Room – The Séance Room is purportedly exactly that, a room where Mrs. Winchester could communicate with the spirits in order to determine her next architectural design cues. It is claimed that only Mrs. Winchester had a key to the room, which offers only one entrance but three exits.
Witch’s Cap – Assumed to simply be used as nothing more than attic space, the Witch’s Cap – named for its large conical ceiling, boasts some rather unique acoustics. If a person stands in the middle of the room and speaks, it is said that their voice will echo and “bounce” around the room, making it seem as if they’re surrounded by the noise.
Doorway to Nowhere and more – Various oddly built structures including a doorway on the second floor (the “Doorway to Nowhere”) that opens to nothing, offering anyone that steps through the thresholds a two-story drop straight onto the ground below. Another doorway opens to a one-story drop into a sink on the first floor. Windows were often constructed facing walls, and others in internal walls with no outside light source at all.
Construction on the home supposedly went on around the clock, seven days a week for decades, from 1884 until Mrs. Winchester’s death in 1922, only pausing for brief intervals, according to a Winchester biographer, for Sarah to rest and recuperate and for a small duration following the 1906 earthquake. The earthquake leveled 3 floors of the once 7 story home and went unrepaired, simply being boarded up from view.
Is the Winchester Mystery House Haunted?
Sarah built the Winchester Mansion not only for herself but for the countless people who lost their lives at the barrel end of a Winchester rifle. It’s as if she was inviting them in.
“The Handyman” – An apparition that is thought to be a previous incredibly dedicated worker on the mansion. He has been seen repairing a fireplace and lugging around a ghostly wheelbarrow around various parts of the property.
“The Invisible Hand” – Another handyman, although this one living, reported having an encounter on the property while working in the Hall of Fires (a section of the house that featured numerous fireplaces). While working up on a ladder he felt someone tap him on the back. He dismissed it when he realized no one was in the room with him, until he felt the tap turn to a shove. He quickly left the project and picked up work elsewhere on the property, deciding he wasn’t quite welcome in the Hall of Fires.
”The Sigh” – A tour guide on the property was taking a group through the Daisy Bedroom, a room with once bright wallpaper and stunning daisy stained glass windows. The Daisy Bedroom was supposedly the location in which Mrs. Winchester was trapped during the 1906 earthquake. An audible sigh could be heard from the hallway prompting the tour guide to check for any stragglers in her guided group. A dark figure was seen at the end of the hallway before gliding around a corner out of sight, where another loud sigh could be heard. It has been suggested that perhaps this spirit is Sarah herself, upset at the tour group invading her space.
EVPs and more – The Travel Channel’s Ghost Adventure Crew has visited the Winchester Mystery House and emerged with some pretty fascinating finds, including a full 7 degree temperature drop as filming began, EVP’s that purportedly repeated the crew members names as well as phrases like “I hate you” and “Kill!”.
The house still stands today and is open for tours to the public, including a newly enhanced “Explore More Tour” that offers views into rooms never before opened to the public.
3733 Woodstock Rd, White River Junction, VT, United States
Oct 28-31. Doors open at 7pm each night , music each night at 7pm haunts don't open until 7.30pm
DB Haunts presents the Haunted Scream Park with 2 haunted attractions and monster midway. Come out this October and enjoy music, entertainment, and 2 haunted attractions.
2 Haunted Houses for 1 Price!
DB Haunts presents Skull Island haunted attraction!
DB Haunts presents The Haunted Circus all of your fears in 3D !!!!
Price: $3 per person gets you into both attractions
All proceeds go to the Children’s Hospital at Dartmouth.
Join Psychic Medium Chip Coffey from A&E Channel’s “Paranormal State” and “Psychic Kids” Friday September 8, 2017 at the Titanic Museum in Branson, MO for Dinner, Photos, Autographs, Psychic Gallery Readings and a Live Lights-Out Seance and Ghost Hunt among the Relics of the Titanic. Limited Spaces, Find Out More Here http://www.ghosthuntweekends.com/ or Call 1-800-604-9101
2017 Dates: September 29,30 October 6, 7, 13, 14, 20, 21, 27-31 Ticket Booth Open 7 pm til 11 pm weekends
Located in Piedmont, SC. We have struck fear in your hearts since 1993.
We started out as a hayride (Which We Do NOT have today) thru Monsterville, but alas it could not contain the spirits and souls that dwelt there. Sometime in 2002 some of the spirits left Monsterville for The Forest & Midnight Hill. By 2006 all that was left of Monsterville, the Hayride, was the lonely structures that were left behind.(Since 2006, we have not had a hayride)
And today ….. Well after over 20 years ….. The spirits and souls are everywhere in the darkness that is The Forest, as well as the swirling madness that is Midnight Hill.
All they want now is you …… crying, screaming, running, praying that you’ll make it out ALIVE!!
2017 Dates: September 29,30 October 6, 7, 13, 14, 20, 21, 27-31
380 3rd Avenue Southwest, Township of Taylorsville, NC, United States
Oct. 12, 13, 19, 20, 26, 27, & Nov. 3 (7 - 11 pm)
In 1950s, the Alexander Community Hospital was built to serve the citizens of Alexander County. The hospital had many services the offered to the citizens of this county which included, but not limited to surgical, radiology, CT Scan, ICU, etc. Around 2007 the hospital closed for good. This is the 2nd year Central Alexander Fire Department has been granted permission to house a haunted attraction in the south wing of the old hospital as a fundraiser for the department. The attraction is called Intensive Scare Unit. We hope to see you all at Intensive Scare.
The dates of the event are as follows:
October 12 & 13 October 19 & 20 October 26 & 27 November 3
Each night the event will run from 7 – 11 pm and the cost is $10.00 per person. Fright passes (Fast Pass) will be available online only in limited numbers, at $ 25.00 per person. Fright passes are only valid for the night in which you purchase them for. Fright Pass also includes an Intensive Scare Unit t-shirt. You can also purchase t-shirts at the door / event for $10.00 a shirt. All proceeds will go directly to the Central Alexander Fire Department.