Afternoon Phoenix, and welcome to Wacky Weird Wednesday.
It’s also Hump Day, and we’re another day closer to the weekend – and to a
holiday that I think you all enjoy – Halloween.
For today’s WWW, we’re going to take a look at some of the
scariest haunted houses in the country. If you’re willing to pay to get your
scare on, they’re willing to oblige – and how!
• The Scarehouse in Pittsburgh, PA. The Scarehouse has been
called “one of America’s scariest Halloween attractions” by the Travel Channel.
It takes place in a 100 year old building. This haunted house offers 3 scares
for the price of 1: The Summoning, Krampus: Come All Ye Fearful, and Trick ‘r
Treat: Hallowed Grounds. If you’re looking for something even more intense, try
the 18-and-over Basement attraction (rated R and waivers must be signed), where
you will be restrained, touched and terrified.
• The Cutting Edge Haunted House in Fort Worth, TX Located
in an abandoned meat packing plant, the Cutting Edge is the longest
walk-through haunted house in the U.S. at 235,000 square feet. This haunted
house boasts special effects, ghosts, monsters, scary clowns, and electric
shocks, and will take about an hour to go through. It was rated as the World’s
Largest Haunted House in 2015 by the Guinness Book of World Records.
• Night of Terror in Mullica Hill, NJ. This attraction was
featured on HGTV’s Scariest Haunted Houses. Attractions include a haunted
paintball hayride, “Slaughter Cave,” “3-D Fun House,” “Zombie Mayhem,” “Ride of
Terror” and more.
• The Erebus in Pontiac, MI. According to the ancient
Greeks, the Erebus was the darkness below the earth that the dead had to pass
through in order to reach Hades. The modern-day Erebus is a 4-story haunted
house that offers moving walls, bottomless pits, and man-eating monsters. You
will experience audio & visual disturbances, low visibility, strobe lights,
fog, damp and/or wet conditions, and encounter uneven walking surfaces in a
physically demanding environment. It was considered the world’s longest walk
through haunted house until 2009.
• 13th Gate in Baton Rouge, LA. Named the best haunted
attraction by Top Haunts Magazine as well as one of the best haunts in the
country by HauntWorld.com, 13th Gate will truly terrify you. Experience some of
your most frightening nightmares as they become reality. Visitors crawl through
a cemetery oven, navigate their way through underground tunnels, and stand on a
bridge above live snakes.
• The Dent Schoolhouse, Cincinnati, Ohio – This Haunted
House is built inside of an eerie 120 year old schoolhouse. According to urban
legend, after the school house was opened, children would mysteriously
disappear. It was said that the janitor, Charlie murdered the children in the
basement. He was never found and continues to haunt the school.
• Terror Behind the Walls- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania –
Terror Behind the Walls takes place in the actual former prison of Eastern
State Penitentiary. The prison doesn’t really need any extra props to look
scary because it is creepy in and of itself with its crumbling walls and aging
cellblocks. Some people believe that the prison really is haunted and many
paranormal shows have done investigations there to look for ghosts. There are 6
total attractions, including new ones for this year: Quarantine: 4D and Break
Out.
• 13th Floor, Phoenix, Arizona - Awarded one of the top 10
scariest haunted houses by the Discovery channel, it is a 60,000 sq. ft. haunt
with two themed attractions: Feral Moon, and Patient Alpha.
• McKamey Manor- San Diego, California – McKamey Manor is
very extreme. Participants have fake blood poured on them and have to eat
things that they might find grotesque. They are also forced to climb into a
clothes dryer at some point. They offer the world’s only true interactive 4 to
7 hour extreme haunt experience. No one under the age of 21 is permitted.
• Blackout Haunted House- New York, New York – If you are
looking for a rather interesting haunted house, then this is it. Blackout
Haunted House in New York is known not only for its creepiness, but it’s rather
scary situations. There is a lot of physical contact with the actors and the
probability of getting soaking wet. Because of the extreme situations that
participants will find themselves in, there is a designated code word that they
can use if they don’t want to participate in the activities anymore. This type
of haunted house is best left for those that don’t get creeped out fairly
easily. There is now a location in Los Angeles as well.
Have a fangtastic Back To The Future Day!
<3 Brock V"""V
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