Malice Manor

Clarksville, IN   /   1 Review

640 Providence Way, Clarksville, IN, USA

Friday's and Saturday's  8pm-1am

Sunday's 8pm-11pm

Overview

Malice Manor, Southern Indiana’s newest Haunted House for 2019, with over 10,000+ sq ft. including indoor waiting space. Here you will find all new terrifying scenes never before seen anywhere else. All designed from the same demented minds that brought you Haunted Hotel KY. This year the Manor opens its doors on October 4th, unearthing its graves & pulling every “body” out of its floorboards within the Manor to greet you with a sickening welcome that’s sure to make your experience unforgettable.

Come see why Southern Indiana has something new to Fear !

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Posted in Haunted Attractions and Haunted Houses

One Review

  1. Poetrywriter828 (Listing owner)

    This haunt maybe new to the haunt world for 2019 but it is totally worth the money! It has a bunch of interesting ideas and some never before seen haunted attacks.

    October 5, 2019 at 12:39 am

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