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4013972600

179 Plain Meeting House Road, West Greenwich, RI, United States

Weekends in October

The most interactive attraction ever!!! Shoot live Zombies and send them back to their grave

682-231-1313

510 Harwood Road, Bedford, TX, United States

20:00 - 24:00 Week ends

This year Moxley Manor Haunted House celebrates it’s 8th year of fear! Moxley Manor Fear Park features Two Haunted House for one Price. Join us this year and enjoy all new scares in this intense haunted house. – Featured in the feature film “The Houses That October Built” – One of “North Texas’ Scariest Haunted Attractions” – NBCDFW.com – Featured Haunted House of HauntCon 2013

425-869-9777

15410 NE 124th St, Redmond, WA, 98052 United States

Open 10 am to 6 pm Sun-Fri Open 10 am to 9 pm Sat

Come to the farm!!  Get your pumpkins! We have literally TONS.

Have a blast in the Farmyard admission area. Meet our farm animals. Play games and solve mazes. Make your way through the big corn/sunflower maze. On Saturdays and Sundays, ride the hayride around the farm and eat fresh-popped kettle corn. It is a perfect fall day for your entire family.

Bring your friends and check out Corn/Sunflower Maze FLASHLIGHT SATURDAY NIGHTS! Yup, go through the big maze at night…in the dark…with only a flashlight. It is super fun.

Pumpkin Patch Visit No Charge!

Corn Maze, Animals, Farmyard Sat/Sun $9, Hayride only $2.

Weekday Special $6 for Maze & Farmyard

Babes in Arms are Always Free

 

 

 

 

317-357-0881

7323 E Hanna Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46239, United States

5 events. Hayride, corn maze, typically 3 different haunted houses on 30 acres. With 10+ acres of free parking. Southeast side of Indianapolis.

(317) 500-GRIM

8829 E Washington St, Indianapolis, IN 46219, United States

The Haunted Angelus House raises funds for The Angelus, a Cerebral Palsy group home in Hudson Florida .
The first Haunted Angeleus opened in 2007 on the property of The Angelus. In 2012 The Haunted Angelus House Indy opened to help in raising funds for the Angelus and to continue the Tradition of Terror.

Othello PRCA Rodeo, Adams County, WA, United States

6-10 pm last three Fri-Sat in October

Located in Central Washington, the Othello Straw Maze uses over 1,000 bales of donated straw to build a customized maze for Othello area residents to enjoy each year.  Multiple scare rooms and lots of hard work from dedicated staff make this a must on your haunted tour of Washington.

9622 State Route 162, Puyallup, WA 98374, United States

The 21st Annual Harvest Festival at Spooner Farms hosting a pick-your-own pumpkin patch, corn maze, pumpkin slingshot, animal farm, and plenty more for the family. This year Spooner Farms will be harvesting 49 varieties of pumpkins, gourds, squash and ornamental corn. Spooner Farms has been farming in the Puyallup Valley since 1882 and are 5th generation farmers. During October most of the farm is available for your enjoyment as we celebrate fall and Halloween.

1880 Union Hotel

(805) 344-2744

362 Bell St, Los Alamos, CA 93440, United States

Is the 1880 Union Hotel haunted?

This haunted 1880 Union Hotel in Los Alamos, CA has reported several paranormal happenings over the years, especially in the tavern. An “Old West” era hotel established in 1880 with 14 rooms to rent, the 1880 Union has quite a history as well as a very unique aura. The old hotel looks and breathes much of what you’d see in an old John Wayne flick. The hotel features a great tavern which has been said to be haunted by many guests. A great creepy stay. Watch the quick video to see some of the unique spooky decor.

(479) 253-7837

12 Spring St, Eureka Springs, AR 72632, United States

The Haunted Basin Park Hotel in Eureka Springs, AR

The Basin Park Hotel has the distinction of being one of America’s most haunted hotels and is featured in Ripley’s Believe It or Not. Located in a quiet and sometimes sleepy part of Arkansas, the owners of the hotel believe so strongly in its resident ghosts that they offer haunted tours for guests interested in learning more about the hotel’s history and its haunted past.

Most believe that the ghosts of the Basin Park Hotel date back to the turn of the 20th century and even earlier. Men and women flocked to the region during the 1880s because of the so-called healing properties of the local waters. They built small boarding houses with rooms that guests could rent while healing themselves. The Basin Park Hotel sits on top of the charred remains of a former private home that belonged to one of the town’s earliest settlers.

The former owner’s wife might be the woman spotted walking inside the building and along the hotel grounds. Described as having pale blonde hair and dark blue eyes, she never seems to bother anyone but clearly isn’t happy. Witnesses rarely describe the woman as smiling, and many find her presence deeply unsettling. Her appearance is in sharp contrast to the little girl also spotted on the grounds. Usually described as a girl between the ages of five and eight, she wears a bright and cheerful yellow dress and always wears her hair pulled back in two pigtails.

Though not everyone believes that orbs indicate the presence of ghosts, the Basin Park Hotel is home to plenty of strange and unusual orbs. Guests sometimes report seeing what looks like tiny and bright lights following them around, and others spotted larger and smaller orbs both inside and outside of the hotel. Photographs taken at the hotel show multiple orbs as well.

Many different paranormal groups came to the Basin Park Hotel to conduct research over the years, and many of those groups picked up voices on recorders, electromagnetic spikes in rooms on the second and third floor and other proof of ghosts. Some believe that a few of its ghosts date back to the 1930s when the hotel operated an illegal gambling parlor and served as a speakeasy. Regardless of where the ghosts come from or who they are, many guests leave knowing without a doubt that the Basin Park Hotel is haunted.

410-391-7726

431 Eastern Blvd., Essex, MD 21221, USA

For a terrifying walk through creepy corridors and dark hallways, visit “Kim’s Krypt,” a horrific scene filled with terror and mayhem. You bring nothing but leave with many nightmares.

410-879-8277

500 Carsins Run Road, Aberdeen, MD 21001, USA

Legends of Fog is an extreme scare park with two unforgettable haunted houses and a hayride. Begin your adventure at the “Sinister Circus”. Then, hop onto the hayride. The thick fog is a sign of the lost souls held captive in Carsins Manor. Will you be the target of their revenge?

11001 Rhode Island Ave, Beltsville, MD 20705, United States

For a slightly less scary adventure, take a drive-through journey following volunteers as they hunt down and capture evil that lurks in the attack zones. Each car is supplied a squirt gun to help with the ambush. It is full-throttle fun.

Please confirm if this location is open.

301-948-3141

10240 Fingerboard Rd., Ijamsville, MD 21754, USA

Nightmare Manor is the scene left behind by Seth Legget, an unforgiving quarry manager. His temperament often got the better of him and eventually led to his death. It was assumed he set fire to his property and hung himself. Were the stone walls of the manor the only things that survived the inferno? It seems Seth’s ghost has returned to stir up some trouble.

5400 East Drive, Halethorpe, MD 21227, USA

Rain or shine, the “Nightmares from Elmridge” haunted house is open for a frightfully good time. May guests mistakenly think they are in the middle of a terrible dream. Imagine their surprise when the chills are for real.