3333 East Broadway Avenue, Bismarck, ND, United States
(701)595-0119
Mon: Closed
Tue: Closed
Wed: Closed
Thu: 6PM-10PM (By Appointment)
Fri: 6PM-10PM (By Appointment)
Sat: 1PM-10PM (By Appointment)
Sun: 1:30PM-5PM (By Appointment)
trappedinbismarck@gmail.com
Perfect for parties, corporate events, team building and even date nights, Trapped in Bismarck is the perfect party puzzle destination, making for a unique night out. You and your party will work together, putting your communication and puzzle-solving skills to the ultimate test. Uncover clues, make connections and find the right solution to escape the room.
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850-640-3670
19 East 4th Street, Panama City, FL, USA
6pm - 9pm
Oct. 13 - 14
Oct. 20 - 21
Oct. 26 - 28
Oct. 31 (HALLOWEEN BLACKOUT NIGHT!)
Get ready for an unforgettable journey into terror as the historic Center for the Arts in downtown Panama City is transformed into the spine-chilling Ravenwood Asylum! Read more…
512-999-7504
17501 La Hacienda Dr. Austin, TX 78734
Fatal Fear Haunted House started as a passion project, a “pro-level” home haunt driven by our love for horror and a deep connection to our community. With the help of dedicated volunteers, we transformed Halloween into an unforgettable experience, with one goal in mind: to terrify and thrill our guests while raising funds for local nonprofits and performing arts venues. Each year, we pushed the limits of what a home haunt could be, blending intense scares, immersive storytelling, and jaw-dropping effects to create a show that had the whole town talking. Read more…
804-829-FEAR
13580 Ashland Rd, Ashland, VA 23005, United States
7:30pm-11:00pm
RED VEIN Haunted House in Ashland, Virginia! Delve further into the history of Emily Redvyn and her malevolent coven. Click to read more about the LEGEND. RED VEIN Haunted House Trailer RED VEIN Attractions Redvyn Asylum In 1868, a wealthy, but mysterious proprietor opened Redvyn Asylum, one of the first mental hospitals in Virginia. Built in Hanover County, the hospital was situated close to the ruins of a reform school named Providence, which was founded by the late Emily Redvyn, who in 1795 was accused and executed for practicing witchcraft. Under the care of the physician Dr. Read more…