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Dark hallways, evil clowns, and eerie noises are always good for thrills. This attraction will keep you in suspense as more and more surprises pop up. Hold onto your hat, or it will be blown away by fright.

Corn mazes can be extremely scary, especially the twists and turns in the dark. Sinister Crops has provided spine-tingling excitement for many Halloween seasons. Organizers are currently searching for a larger venue to showcase even more frights and thrills.

Creepywoods in Maryland is closed until further notice. 

The Creepywoods Haunted Forest has been scaring guests for over six years. It is being moved to a new location so that it can expand and provide even more thrills and frights to all who visit. When things are completed, a bigger and better scream park will be revealed.

All signs point the the Fairbanks Asylum having closed. Until further notice, we’ll keep this alert up here.

They say the ghosts of the patients experimented on at the Fairbanks Asylum still walk the halls today. Mental patients arrived at the asylum after committing gruesome and horrifying acts over the years. As visitors walk the halls for themselves, they never know who or what might be around the next corner.

Gateway to Darkness will not be open in 2017.

Looking for the true path to the other side? Look no further than the Gateway to Darkness in Wasilla. Built on the idea that visitors deserved the right to see and experience things they never did before, this attraction has a tendency to scare even the toughest of guests.

Is there anything scarier than a haunted trail? Dead Man Trails in Cleveland, Alabama believes the dead men walking down its paths are even scarier. With men and women coming at you from every direction, it’s not surprising to hear the sounds of visitors screaming and panicking in fear.

What could possibly be scary about a chicken house? Find out with a trip to the Hollis Haunted Chicken House, which is a landmark in Helfin, Alabama. Built by the local fire department as a way to raise money during the Halloween season, it’s entirely possible that some might lose their minds thanks to the monsters running loose.

What is scarier than visiting a doctor? Visiting an insane doctor. Located in Alabama, Insanitarium exposes visitors to the excruciating experiments once performed by Dr. Ausnemen. The mad doctor, who created a serum that brought back the dead, may be gone, but all his experiments still live on in this attraction. Zombies might be the least of your problems at this insanitarium as even greater evil lurks at every turn.

Pure terror are the two words that visitors use when describing Lillian’s Haunted Forest & Hayride. As part of a KOA campground, many visit and assume it’s an attraction for children, but one look at the goblins and spirits roaming free will quickly change your mind.

Tired of haunted attractions that seem better suited for kids than adults? It’s time for a trip to Main Avenue Mortuary in Northport, Alabama. Located inside a real life mortuary, this attraction is scary simply because of its history. Try and resist the call of the dead, if you dare.

In the small town of Shelbyville, there is a large barn filled with terrifying scares. As you make your way through, you will feel faint as questionable spirits jump out of nowhere. Since this attraction is open all year long, the scares do not end on Halloween.

Proceeds from the zombie-themed E.L. Cravin Haunted Funeral Parlor support projects and activities in the City of Blackshear; it tells the story of a man who began experimenting to bring his wife and son back to life after they were killed in a fire that burned the parlor to the ground.

What could be better than a haunted trail? What about a haunted trail that goes on for almost an entire mile? At Hell’s Trail, visitors move together through the trail as the sounds surrounding them grow closer. With plenty of space to cover, your heart will definitely beat a little faster.

Voted “Scariest Attraction in Maine,” Destination Haunt is your one-stop for thrills and excitement. After screaming your way through “Hobo Village” and “Buried Alive Cemetery,” you should try the outdoor maze. Pay attention to the twists and turns, or you may be trapped forever.

A hotel that thrived in the 1940s has suffered a great loss of business after the unfortunate death of Justine Brown, a girl who hung herself during her stay. To this day, guests report footsteps and ghostly sounds coming from her room. If you dare to visit this hotel, be prepared to run home screaming.