A new, completely contactless Halloween experience is coming to Central Florida this fall. Titled “The Haunted Road,” this experience will satisfy the need for fear with safe social distancing measures.
As a result of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, two Halloween events have decided to cancel for 2020: Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor in Long Beach, Calif. and Dark Horizon: Point of No Return in Orlando, Fla.
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, ScareHouse in Pittsburgh, Pa. will open a new immersive experience, called Bold Escape Rooms, on Feb. 14 in the heart of the Strip District.
From the minds behind Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor comes a new haunt to the Orlando area – Dark Horizon: Point of No Return is now officially open.
Kentucky Kingdom is located on the fairgrounds of Louisville, Ky., very close to the airport and just a stone’s throw from the University of Louisville Cardinal Football Stadium and downtown Louisville. According to park president and CEO, Ed Hart, it was only decided in July that HalloScream would even happen.
There is no shortage of large-scale haunted attractions available in Southern California during the Halloween season. But if you’re looking for small, in-your-face creeps, look no further than Zombie Joe’s Underground Theatre in North Hollywood, Calif. for “Urban Death.”
This year’s Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood is taking it back to the darker side of the 1980s with Throwback Thursdays, celebrating this year’s mazes inspired by the decade.
SeaWorld San Antonio’s Howl-O-Scream is back for 2019 with plenty of thrills and chills, including a brand-new haunted house!
This year’s Howl-O-Scream at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay will bring the return of long-buried icons of the past alongside new nightmares to celebrate “20 Years of Fear.”
Fantasm Orlando, a horror and haunt convention, will descend upon Central Florida this October, bringing frightful fun and celebrities for fear fans.
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