Mobile, AL 36602
Haunted Places in Alabama
SWEET HOME……APPARITION? Despite being discovered by both the Spanish and European explorers, Alabama was not an official state until 1819. However despite being formally late in terms of statehood, the “Heart of Dixie” shouldn’t be dismissed as empty of paranormal and supernatural activity.
There’s the Sloss Furnaces of Birmingham which not only contain the spirits of former workers who appear there but also was chronicled by the Fox television channel as one of the scariest places on Earth! More Haunted Alabama »
Featured Haunts in Alabama
Selma, AL 36703
Fultondale, AL 35068
Haunts in Alabama
1205 Tennessee St, Courtland, AL, United States
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. Read more…
+1 205-378-9760
3050 Lee St, Pelham, AL 35124, USA
Warehouse 31 haunted house in Pelham, AL Prepare yourself for the most intense and frightening haunted house of your life as you make your way through nearly 39,000 square feet of twisting, turning and terrifying indoor horrors. RIGAMORTIS This is our Traditional Style Haunted Attraction that is located inside the old warehouse which features twists and turns through 50 scenes of terror and mayhem. Once you’ve entered the walls of Rigamortis you may start to experience a shortness of breathe. As the door closes behind you, suddenly a cold chill starts to pass through your body. Read more…
26 N Royal St, Mobile, AL 36602, USA
Ghostly voices, shadowy apparitions, and bright flashes are just a few of the features of Battle House Renaissance Hotel in Mobile, Alabama. Here are two of its most popular stories. Mr. Henry Butler A former Mardi Gras king, the story goes that Mr. Butler was caught “dillydallying” with Mrs. Raymond Dyson, his Mardi Gras queen. When her husband and his brother caught wind of the affair, they lured Mr. Butler to room 552 of the Battle House Renaissance Hotel and beat him. Read more…
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1789 Odom Loop Rd, Dozier, AL 36028, USA
Fri-Sat 8pm to 12am
twysted souls is an outdoor haunted attraction just outside of dozier Alabama! We plan to be reopening in September of 2016! find us on Facebook for future updates! Read more…
3808 County Road 45, Stevenson, Alabama 35772
Alabamas newest haunted attraction! Read more…
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100 County Road 108, Woodville, AL 35776
Every Friday and Saturday night starting at 7:00
1st Annual Slaughter House located in Woodville, a small town in the great state of Alabama. This Haunted Attraction is FULL of clowns. We have three different barns, woods and a good size trail through field. Read more…
+1 334-437-1236
1198 Norman Rd, Greenville, AL 36037
Greenville Haunted Firehouse in Alabama The Greenville Haunted Firehouse is a non-profit organization that is composed entirely of volunteers. The haunt crew works for that in which they love – scaring you as much as they can! In conjunction with this noble quest, the team shares a vision that they are also responsible for helping those less fortunate. The members of the Greenville Haunted Firehouse proudly support the Muscular Dystrophy Association and the American Cancer Society with many events throughout the year. Contact us with more details about how you can be a part of this rewarding experience. Read more…
17327 Hwy 269, Quinton, AL, 35130, United States
OPEN SEPTMEMBER - FRI. 29th, SAT. 30th. EVERY FRI. & SAT. IN OCTOBER
TIMES: 7:00pm-12:00am
HALLOWEEN NIGHT 7:00pm-10:00pm
OPEN SEPTMEMBER – FRI. 29th, SAT. 30th. EVERY FRI. & SAT. Read more…
256-432-7530
112 Moulton Street East, Decatur, AL, USA
Will be open weekends in October, 2021! Check website for details.
www.decaturnightmare.com
Haunted attraction in the haunted second floor of the Brick Deli in downtown Decatur, AL All proceeds go to the American Cancer Society www.decaturnightmare. Read more…
906 40th Street North, Birmingham, AL, USA
8-Midnight Thursday-Sunday. Conjurebham.com
50k sqft of thrills and chills right in the heart of Birmingham! Read more…
165 Saint Emmanuel Street, Mobile, AL , USA
The main building that houses the Fort Conde Inn was built in 1836. Settlers built a fort there in 1711, and this historic area has been known to have hauntings throughout the entire city. It doesn’t have specific ghost encounters that guests have reported, but workers have reported encounters. The guests report a sense that they feel like they are not alone. There have been disembodied voices reported when no one is around too. The Fort Conde Inn features a two-floor main house where guests seem to have more experiences on the second floor, but the inn has cottages too. Read more…
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60 Warren Road, Cleveland, AL 35049, USA
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. Read more…
334-514-1070
5879 Titus Road, Titus, AL 36080, USA
The Maze of Terror dares its guests to escape the sounds and characters running loose through the night. This Titus, Alabama landmark offers a nice change of pace from traditional haunted attractions and takes visitors on a terrifying and sometimes heart pounding trip through one of the darkest trails in the state. Read more…
359 Church St, Mobile, AL 36602, USA
Tucked away in the Downtown Historic District of Mobile, Alabama, the Malaga Inn makes the short list of most haunted hotels in Alabama. Originally built as twin town houses by two brothers during the Civil War, the two buildings that make up the property have changed hands several times since. Today, the town houses are connected, and 39 rooms and suites overlook the central courtyard that once separated them. More than a century’s worth of history haunts guests, even despite renovations. Tunnels still run under the two buildings, and they may have something to do with the hotel’s paranormal occurrences. Read more…