Marana, AZ 85653
Haunted Places in Arizona
There is something deeply haunting about the wide, arid expanse of a desert. Lacking views in humanity and civilization, its emptiness brings a sense of being alone that can unnerve even the most hardened personality. Arizona is quite the desert state with nearly fifty percent of it covered with completely barren land. uch harrowing geographic views are deceiving as this centuries-old territory dates back to recorded encounters with people into the mid-1500s. More Haunted Arizona ยป
Featured Haunts in Arizona
Jerome, AZ 86331
Phoenix, AZ 85020
Haunts in Arizona
602-456-2250
2814 W. Bell Rd., Phoenix, AZ 85053, USA
The 13th Floor Haunted House is two attractions put into one multi-level 60,000 square foot space. The award-winning haunted house designers responsible for this fright will make you never want to enter the 13th floor of a building ever again. Read more…
6027407594
8414 E Valley Vista Dr, Scottsdale, AZ 85250, USA
October 27th Thru the 31st 6:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
13 minute haunted house, Visual display. Read more…
(602) 842-3288
110 N 5th Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85003, USA
Daily at 7pm, 8pm, 9pm
Wings of Fire & Whispers of the Desert Phoenix Ghost Tours Step into the eerie and enigmatic world of Phoenix with our enthralling Ghost Tour, where history and hauntings come alive in a captivating journey through the city’s shadows. As dusk falls and the city’s lights begin to twinkle, join us on a spellbinding adventure led by an experienced local guide who excels in both haunted history and storytelling. Our tour takes you through the heart of the historic district, where every street and building has its own spine-tingling tale to tell. Read more…
100 North Stone Avenue, Tucson, AZ 85701, USA
Built in 1929, this hotel is haunted by the occupants that could not escape a fire on December 20, 1970. The fire killed 28 people in the hotel including the owners who resided in the penthouse at the time. Most of the people perished on the top floor during a Christmas party for Hughes Aircraft (Raytheon). The top floor was rife with fire hazards and the building hadn’t been up to code because it was grandfathered in with hotel’s age. The hotel has been converted to an office building now, but the spirits of those 28 souls remain. Read more…
1046 G Ave, Douglas, AZ 85607, USA
The original Garsden Hotel dates back to the turn of the century, but after a fire swept through the property, the owners rebuilt it in 1929. Eleanor Roosevelt and other famous guests stayed there over the years, but local legend says that some of the hotel’s regular guests never moved on. The most haunted room is, without a doubt, Room 333. Multiple television shows dealing with the paranormal and supernatural filmed at the hotel over the years, and many of those shows focused specifically on that room. Read more…
6025096966
14601 North 40th Way, Phoenix, AZ, USA 85032
Sunday-Thursday 7:00pm-9:00pm
Friday & Saturday 7:00pm-11:00pm
HellbillyHollerAZ.comFor the past 16 years Hellbilly Holler has been setting up in North Phoenix. We are a moderately scary display haunt that is always FREE. In 2020 and 2023 we won the AZhaunters prize for best display haunt. What you need to know Check website for opening day. Read more…
6555 E Speedway Blvd, Tucson, AZ 85710, USA
Guests have complained of flickering lights in the rooms and very strange happenings. Guests have come back to their rooms to find all the lights on and the TV blasting. Things mysteriously turn on and off by themselves at very odd times as if someone, or something, is toying with them. The owners say that a woman is rumored to haunt the kitchen, walk the halls from time to time, and has been heard wailing in the ballroom. She may be the ghost of a woman who was caught cheating and killed by her husband in the Tucson Radisson hotel. Read more…
311 E Congress St, Tucson, AZ 85701, USA
Paranormal enthusiasts know that the best reason to visit the Hotel Congress in Tuscon is for Room 242, which is the hotel’s haunted room. Built in 1919, the old hotel played host to a number of guests over the years, but history buffs know the hotel because police once captured infamous bank robber John Dillinger there. Room 242, sometimes called the suicide room, was where a guest checked in and never checked out. The young woman checked into the room, but when concerned staff called the police over her odd and unusual actions, she decided to shoot herself. Read more…
