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TERRORWORLD Haunted Attraction in Minneapolis, Minnesota
We’ve had feedback that this attraction may not be open, but we cannot verify with the owner. We suggest checking out their website before heading out there. If you want to look for other haunted attractions near you check out our Top Haunted Houses in Minnesota page or use our haunted houses near you finder.
Over 35,000 square feet of pure terror.
Now nestled in Northeast Minneapolis, this haunted house is in a huge warehouse filled with the vilest of nightmares. Evil lurks behind every corner in this abandoned haunted house.
TERRORWORLD has recently moved from Iowa, so update your map. TERRORWORLD brings years of horror to Minneapolis in the most horrifying way. Our new haunted warehouse features several terrifying themes and rooms that will have you screaming your head off. 2018 TERRORWORLD theme brings you to a haunting 1930s plantation house where your brain will melt.
TERRORWORLD is Minnesota’s MOST EXTREME haunted attraction so beware. Heart problems, pregnant women, or people who suffer from seizures are not recommended to enter. If you can’t handle evil and fear directly in your face, then this may not be for you. No kids under 14, please. If you dare to enter, you’re totally on your own.
Welcome to TERRORWORLD Haunted Attraction.
TERRORWORLD Open dates
October 17th to November 3rd. TERRORWORLD is open for 17 days straight.
We feature a live DJ every night and a pro BMX show all night long with professional XGames riders entertaining the line. Thunderdome would be impressed.
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Nestled in Northeast Minneapolis, TERRORWORLD haunted house features 35,000 sqft of the vilest nightmares. Can you survive TERRORWORLD? Try and see…
Yeah I made plans with 9 others to learn it was a no go. I was pretty mad. Ended up going to trail of terror instead.
I have been walking my dog by there – and wonder the same thing. It doesn’t look like it’s going to open. Which is sad – looks like a great place to make a haunted house.
I went here after work to try and purchase advance tickets. Other than a poorly made sign out front, the place looks abandoned. Is this some kind of practical joke?
Sorry, Linda. The owner said they’d be open a week ago, but I’m not sure and they aren’t responding. You might take a look at our top haunts in Minnesota or use our haunted houses near you finder. Have a great Halloween!
I drove past to find out how to pre-purchase tickets, the whole place looks abandoned.