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Thursday, September 24, 2009
25 Must See Haunts Announced
Haunted Attraction Magazine's 25 Must See Haunts Announced
Haunted Attraction Magazine and its contributors have traveled across the country visiting haunted attractions and have interviewed haunted house owners about their favorite haunts. We think it’s too difficult to say that one haunt is better than another—after all, each haunt has its own style, pace, and thematic approach. So instead of declaring the haunts we like as the “best,” we’re featuring 25 Haunts that we think provide incredible haunting entertainment, unique events, and fantastic fun. We all have different opinions about what we like in a haunt: some like mood, others like gore; some prefer state-of-the-art animatronics, while others love actors. But we all know that the best measure of success lies in whether or not your customers scream. So, after much research and debate, we now present the 25 Must See Haunts for 2009.
Shocktoberfest, Reading, PA
Terror Behind the Walls, Eastern State Penitentiary, Philadelphia, PA
The 13th Gate, Baton Rouge, LA
Erebus, Pontiac, MI
Wisconsin Feargrounds, Waukesha, WI
Dead Acres, Pataskala, OH
Fear Itself, Mishawaka, IN
The ScareHouse, Pittsburgh, PA
Hobb’s Grove, Sanger, CA
Nightmare New England and SpookyWorld, Litchfield, NH
Thrillvania, Terrell, TX
The House of Shock Horror Show, Jefferson, LA
The Dent SchoolHouse, Cincinnati, OH
Terror Town, Toledo, OH
The Fear Haunted House at Navy Pier, Chicago, IL
7 Floors of Hell, Cleveland, OH
Woods of Terror on Church Street, Greensboro, NC
Ghostly Manor, Sandusky, OH
The Haunted Hotel, Louisville, KY
CHAOS, Kennedale, TX
Reindeer Manor, Red Oak, TX
Farmaggedon, Near Formby & Ormskirk, Northwest United Kingdom
Shipwreck Halloween at the Queen Mary, Long Beach, CA
Hacker House, Pilot Mountain, NC
Necropolis: City of Perpetual Darkness, Indianapolis, IN
Keep an eye out for Issue #52 to read more about these Haunts! Make sure you visit http://www.hauntedattraction.com to read more about fantastic Haunts around the country.
Haunted Attraction Magazine and its contributors have traveled across the country visiting haunted attractions and have interviewed haunted house owners about their favorite haunts. We think it’s too difficult to say that one haunt is better than another—after all, each haunt has its own style, pace, and thematic approach. So instead of declaring the haunts we like as the “best,” we’re featuring 25 Haunts that we think provide incredible haunting entertainment, unique events, and fantastic fun. We all have different opinions about what we like in a haunt: some like mood, others like gore; some prefer state-of-the-art animatronics, while others love actors. But we all know that the best measure of success lies in whether or not your customers scream. So, after much research and debate, we now present the 25 Must See Haunts for 2009.
Shocktoberfest, Reading, PA
Terror Behind the Walls, Eastern State Penitentiary, Philadelphia, PA
The 13th Gate, Baton Rouge, LA
Erebus, Pontiac, MI
Wisconsin Feargrounds, Waukesha, WI
Dead Acres, Pataskala, OH
Fear Itself, Mishawaka, IN
The ScareHouse, Pittsburgh, PA
Hobb’s Grove, Sanger, CA
Nightmare New England and SpookyWorld, Litchfield, NH
Thrillvania, Terrell, TX
The House of Shock Horror Show, Jefferson, LA
The Dent SchoolHouse, Cincinnati, OH
Terror Town, Toledo, OH
The Fear Haunted House at Navy Pier, Chicago, IL
7 Floors of Hell, Cleveland, OH
Woods of Terror on Church Street, Greensboro, NC
Ghostly Manor, Sandusky, OH
The Haunted Hotel, Louisville, KY
CHAOS, Kennedale, TX
Reindeer Manor, Red Oak, TX
Farmaggedon, Near Formby & Ormskirk, Northwest United Kingdom
Shipwreck Halloween at the Queen Mary, Long Beach, CA
Hacker House, Pilot Mountain, NC
Necropolis: City of Perpetual Darkness, Indianapolis, IN
Keep an eye out for Issue #52 to read more about these Haunts! Make sure you visit http://www.hauntedattraction.com to read more about fantastic Haunts around the country.
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$1 Million Scream Stimulus Package
America’s Best Haunts’ Scare Up $1 Million Scream Stimulus Package
for the Economically-weary
-- 10 top U.S. thrill attractions provide free admission for those in need --
HOUSTON (September 14, 2009) . . . Just when Americans thought it couldn’t get any worse or more horrifying, the economically-weary have had enough. If nine percent unemployment doesn’t make citizens want to scream, then this will. America’s Best Haunts of 2009 have taken a stand to scare up a $1 million “Scream Stimulus” package that is certain to scare the “yell” out of those in need.
The Halloween haunted house season officially opens across America Friday and Saturday, September 25 and 26. During opening weekend, 10 top thrill attractions selected one of America’s Best Haunts2009 will provide complimentary tickets to the unemployed and their families, and in certain cities active military families, and those overworked citizens such as firemen and policemen who could use a little stimulus of their own: to scream their heads off!
“In these hard economic times, it is understandable that people are scared,” said Steve Kopelman of America’s Best Haunts. “But screaming and laughter actually relieves stress, and that is part of the fun of haunted houses. Today’s eerie economic challenges provide a similar experience. You go in scared, you courageously face what’s put in front of you, and you feel relief when you make it to the other side. If our country’s top thrill attractions can help Americans in need to face their fears and scream out their frustrations, we take pride in providing some relief,” he said.
America’s Best Haunts estimates more than 40,000 citizens across the United States will benefit from the $1 million in complimentary tickets provided for the “Scream Stimulus.” Participating attractions include: Woods of Terror (Greensboro, NC), Thrillvania (Terrell, TX), ScreamWorld (Houston, TX), The Nest (Phoenix, AZ), The TerrorFest (Columbus, OH), Eastern State Penitentiary (Philadelphia, PA), House of Horrors (Buffalo, NY), Nightmare New England (Litchfield, NH), Bennett’s Curse (Baltimore, MD), and Terror on the Fox (Green Bay, WI).
All locations are providing free admission for the unemployed (must be at least 18 years of age), while The Nest (Phoenix, AZ), Thrillvania (Terrell, TX), ScreamWorld (Houston, TX), The TerrorFest (Columbus, OH) and Woods of Terror (Greensboro, NC) offers will include tickets for firemen, policemen, active military and their families. To qualify, the unemployed must show a current payment stub or other formal state identification that verifies their receipt of unemployment benefits. Firemen, police and military families must present their government issued identification cards.
Complimentary ticket distribution varies by location from one to four admissions per family.
For detailed information concerning America’s Best Haunts Scream Stimulus Package including participating attraction proof of status requirements and ticket limitations by attraction, please visit www.americansbesthaunts.com.
for the Economically-weary
-- 10 top U.S. thrill attractions provide free admission for those in need --
HOUSTON (September 14, 2009) . . . Just when Americans thought it couldn’t get any worse or more horrifying, the economically-weary have had enough. If nine percent unemployment doesn’t make citizens want to scream, then this will. America’s Best Haunts of 2009 have taken a stand to scare up a $1 million “Scream Stimulus” package that is certain to scare the “yell” out of those in need.
The Halloween haunted house season officially opens across America Friday and Saturday, September 25 and 26. During opening weekend, 10 top thrill attractions selected one of America’s Best Haunts2009 will provide complimentary tickets to the unemployed and their families, and in certain cities active military families, and those overworked citizens such as firemen and policemen who could use a little stimulus of their own: to scream their heads off!
“In these hard economic times, it is understandable that people are scared,” said Steve Kopelman of America’s Best Haunts. “But screaming and laughter actually relieves stress, and that is part of the fun of haunted houses. Today’s eerie economic challenges provide a similar experience. You go in scared, you courageously face what’s put in front of you, and you feel relief when you make it to the other side. If our country’s top thrill attractions can help Americans in need to face their fears and scream out their frustrations, we take pride in providing some relief,” he said.
America’s Best Haunts estimates more than 40,000 citizens across the United States will benefit from the $1 million in complimentary tickets provided for the “Scream Stimulus.” Participating attractions include: Woods of Terror (Greensboro, NC), Thrillvania (Terrell, TX), ScreamWorld (Houston, TX), The Nest (Phoenix, AZ), The TerrorFest (Columbus, OH), Eastern State Penitentiary (Philadelphia, PA), House of Horrors (Buffalo, NY), Nightmare New England (Litchfield, NH), Bennett’s Curse (Baltimore, MD), and Terror on the Fox (Green Bay, WI).
All locations are providing free admission for the unemployed (must be at least 18 years of age), while The Nest (Phoenix, AZ), Thrillvania (Terrell, TX), ScreamWorld (Houston, TX), The TerrorFest (Columbus, OH) and Woods of Terror (Greensboro, NC) offers will include tickets for firemen, policemen, active military and their families. To qualify, the unemployed must show a current payment stub or other formal state identification that verifies their receipt of unemployment benefits. Firemen, police and military families must present their government issued identification cards.
Complimentary ticket distribution varies by location from one to four admissions per family.
For detailed information concerning America’s Best Haunts Scream Stimulus Package including participating attraction proof of status requirements and ticket limitations by attraction, please visit www.americansbesthaunts.com.
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Tuesday, September 22, 2009
HAUNTWORLD.COM NAMES TOP 31 HAUNTS
The Scariest Locations in America…other than Wall Street
Hauntworld Magazine ranks the scariest places in the country, including lists of the top haunted houses and haunted attractions for each day of October
St. Louis, MO –September 28, 2009 – And you thought the job market was scary? As the nation continues to struggle in one of the worst economies in history, Americans will require a bit more to actually feel fear this Halloween season. In response, Hauntworld Magazine (www.hauntworld.com), the Halloween and haunt industry’s leading trade publication, has announced listings of the most terrifying locations in America, including: the Top 31 Haunted Attractions (one for each day in October), the Top 10 Amusement Park Halloween events and more. These attractions are being recognized for their attention to detail, high-quality special effects, and overall “scare factor”.
The haunted houses and attractions on these lists aren’t your average neighborhood decorations. Each haunted attraction costs up to $1 million to construct, uses professionally trained actors, Hollywood make-up artists and the latest technology in order to transport people into an insane, realistic and horrific environment that rivals any horror movie set. The result is an industry that has grown to generate over $1 BILLION each season, redefining the way people celebrate Halloween.
“Americans have an intrinsic urge to conquer fear and the haunted attractions on these lists are as close as many can get to literally coming face-to-face with true terror,” said Larry Kirchner, Editor-in-Chief of Hauntworld Magazine. “Scary movies and roller coasters are great for a cheap thrill but what these attractions provide their visitors is a sense of exhilaration and an adrenaline rush that can only be felt from live action. These locations are examples of those places in the country you’ll be telling your friends you survived, not visited.”
Top Professional Haunted Attractions: 2009
The Top 13 Haunted Attractions:
1. 13th Gate Haunted House – Baton Rouge, Louisiana, www.midnightproduction.com
2. Netherworld Haunted House – Atlanta, Georgia, www.fearworld.com
3. The Beast – Kansas City, Missouri, www.kcbeast.com
4. The Darkness Haunted House – St. Louis, Missouri, www.scarefest.com
5. House of Torment – Austin, Texas, www.houseoftorment.com
6. Dent Schoolhouse – Cincinnati, Ohio, www.frightsite.com
7. Bates Motel – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, http://www.thebatesmotel.com
8. Haunted Schoolhouse – Akron, Ohio, www.hshlab.com
9. Bayville Screampark – Long Island, New York, www.bayvillescreampark.com
10. House of Shock – New Orleans, Louisiana, www.houseofshock.com
11. Dead Acres – Columbus, Ohio, www.deadacres.com
12. Headless Horseman – Ulster Park, New York, www.headlesshorseman.com
13. Graystone Manor - Killen, Alabama, www.graystonemanor.net
And to visit a haunted attraction for each day of October, the list continues to include:
14. Cutting Edge Haunted House, Dallas, Texas www.cuttingedgehauntedhouse.com
15. Erebus Haunted House, Pontiac, Michigan www.hauntedpontiac.com
16. Edge of Hell, Kansas City, Missouri www.edgeofhell.com
17. Scarehouse, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania www.scarehouse.com
18. Creepyworld, St. Louis, Missouri www.scarefest.com
19. Haunted Overload, Lee, NH www.hauntedoverload.com
20. Atrox Factory, Leeds, Alabama www.atroxfactory.com
21. Fright World, Buffalo, New York www.hauntedbuffalo.com
22. Dreamreapers, Melrose Park, Illinois www.dreamreapers.com
23. Haunted Hotel, San Diego, California www.hauntedhotel.com
24. Fright Kingdom, Nashua, NH www.frightkingdom.com
25. Asylum Haunted House, Denver, Colorado www.getscared.com
26. Spookywoods, High Point, North Carolina www.Spookywoods.com
27. Pirates of Emerson, Fremont, California www.piratesofemerson.com
28. The Asylum, Las Vegas, Nevada www.lasvegashaunts.com
29. Field of Screams, Mountville, PA www.fieldofscreams.com
30. Bennett's Curse, Baltimore, Maryland www.bennettscurse.com
31. Land of Illusion, Middletown, Ohio www.thelandofillusion.com
Top 10 Amusement Park Halloween Events: 2009
1. Universal Studios Horror Nights, Orlando, FL - www.halloweenhorrornights.com
2. Knott’s Scary Farm, Los Angeles, CA - www.halloweenhaunt.com
3. Tampa Busch Gardens, Tampa, FL - www.howl-o-scream.com
4. Universal Studios Horror Nights, Hollywood, CA - www.halloweenhorrornights.com
5. Kennywood Amusement Park, Pittsburgh, PA - www.kennywood.com
6. Busch Gardens, Williamsburg, PA - www.howl-o-scream.com
7. King's Island Haunt, Cincinnati, OH - www.visitkingsisland.com
8. Cedar Point Haunt, Sandusky, OH - www.cedarpoint.com
9. Six Flags Fright Fest, NJ - www.frightfest.com
10. Old Tucson Studios Nightfall, Tucson, AZ - www.oldtucson.com
Best Screamparks/Haunted Hayrides: 2009
1. Headless Horseman, Ulster Park, New York www.headlesshorseman.com
2. Bates Motel, Glen Mills, Pennsylvania www.thebatesmotel.com
3. Shocktoberfest, Reading, Pennsylvania www.shocktoberfest.com
4. Field of Screams, Mountville, PA www.fieldofscreams.com
5. Creepyworld, St. Louis, MO www.scarefest.com
6. Spookywoods, High Point, North Carolina www.spookywoods.com
7. Bayville Screampark, Long Island, New York www.bayvillescreampark.com
8. Jason’s Woods, Lancaster, Pennsylvania www.jasonswoods.com
9. Halloween Park, Strinestown, Pennsylvania, www.halloweenpark.com
10. 7 Floors of Hell, Cleveland, Ohio www.7floorsofhell.com
Top 5 Places to get Scared in America: 2009
1. Salem, Massachusetts www.salem.org
2. Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada www.cliftonhill.ca
3. Winchester Mystery House, San Jose, California, www.winchestermysteryhouse.com
4. The Mortuary Haunted House, New Orleans, Lousiana at www.themortuary.net
5. Waverly Hills Sanatorium in Louisville, Kentucky www.therealwaverlyhills.com
For more information on this year’s Top Haunted Attractions as well as other top industry lists, please visit www.hauntworld.com or see the entire list here: http://hauntworld.com/featured_article/americas_best_haunted_houses_2009.
About Hauntworld Magazine:
Hauntworld Magazine (www.hauntworld.com) is the premier haunted attraction magazine in the industry. Coupled with its online component, hauntworld.com, Hauntworld provides insider access into the world of haunted houses and attractions. Readers can find information regarding the top haunts around the country and internationally, Halloween vendors, manufacturers, events, tips and forums. Originally created to serve haunted attraction industry members through its unique editorial content and discussion boards, Hauntworld now helps nearly four million people find the best haunts each Halloween season. The magazine/website and its editors have been featured in publications such as USA Today, The Wall Street Journal and on the Travel Channel, among other media outlets.
Media Contact:
Sean Carney
Dukas Public Relations
(646) 808-3610
sean@dukaspr.com
Hauntworld Magazine ranks the scariest places in the country, including lists of the top haunted houses and haunted attractions for each day of October
St. Louis, MO –September 28, 2009 – And you thought the job market was scary? As the nation continues to struggle in one of the worst economies in history, Americans will require a bit more to actually feel fear this Halloween season. In response, Hauntworld Magazine (www.hauntworld.com), the Halloween and haunt industry’s leading trade publication, has announced listings of the most terrifying locations in America, including: the Top 31 Haunted Attractions (one for each day in October), the Top 10 Amusement Park Halloween events and more. These attractions are being recognized for their attention to detail, high-quality special effects, and overall “scare factor”.
The haunted houses and attractions on these lists aren’t your average neighborhood decorations. Each haunted attraction costs up to $1 million to construct, uses professionally trained actors, Hollywood make-up artists and the latest technology in order to transport people into an insane, realistic and horrific environment that rivals any horror movie set. The result is an industry that has grown to generate over $1 BILLION each season, redefining the way people celebrate Halloween.
“Americans have an intrinsic urge to conquer fear and the haunted attractions on these lists are as close as many can get to literally coming face-to-face with true terror,” said Larry Kirchner, Editor-in-Chief of Hauntworld Magazine. “Scary movies and roller coasters are great for a cheap thrill but what these attractions provide their visitors is a sense of exhilaration and an adrenaline rush that can only be felt from live action. These locations are examples of those places in the country you’ll be telling your friends you survived, not visited.”
Top Professional Haunted Attractions: 2009
The Top 13 Haunted Attractions:
1. 13th Gate Haunted House – Baton Rouge, Louisiana, www.midnightproduction.com
2. Netherworld Haunted House – Atlanta, Georgia, www.fearworld.com
3. The Beast – Kansas City, Missouri, www.kcbeast.com
4. The Darkness Haunted House – St. Louis, Missouri, www.scarefest.com
5. House of Torment – Austin, Texas, www.houseoftorment.com
6. Dent Schoolhouse – Cincinnati, Ohio, www.frightsite.com
7. Bates Motel – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, http://www.thebatesmotel.com
8. Haunted Schoolhouse – Akron, Ohio, www.hshlab.com
9. Bayville Screampark – Long Island, New York, www.bayvillescreampark.com
10. House of Shock – New Orleans, Louisiana, www.houseofshock.com
11. Dead Acres – Columbus, Ohio, www.deadacres.com
12. Headless Horseman – Ulster Park, New York, www.headlesshorseman.com
13. Graystone Manor - Killen, Alabama, www.graystonemanor.net
And to visit a haunted attraction for each day of October, the list continues to include:
14. Cutting Edge Haunted House, Dallas, Texas www.cuttingedgehauntedhouse.com
15. Erebus Haunted House, Pontiac, Michigan www.hauntedpontiac.com
16. Edge of Hell, Kansas City, Missouri www.edgeofhell.com
17. Scarehouse, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania www.scarehouse.com
18. Creepyworld, St. Louis, Missouri www.scarefest.com
19. Haunted Overload, Lee, NH www.hauntedoverload.com
20. Atrox Factory, Leeds, Alabama www.atroxfactory.com
21. Fright World, Buffalo, New York www.hauntedbuffalo.com
22. Dreamreapers, Melrose Park, Illinois www.dreamreapers.com
23. Haunted Hotel, San Diego, California www.hauntedhotel.com
24. Fright Kingdom, Nashua, NH www.frightkingdom.com
25. Asylum Haunted House, Denver, Colorado www.getscared.com
26. Spookywoods, High Point, North Carolina www.Spookywoods.com
27. Pirates of Emerson, Fremont, California www.piratesofemerson.com
28. The Asylum, Las Vegas, Nevada www.lasvegashaunts.com
29. Field of Screams, Mountville, PA www.fieldofscreams.com
30. Bennett's Curse, Baltimore, Maryland www.bennettscurse.com
31. Land of Illusion, Middletown, Ohio www.thelandofillusion.com
Top 10 Amusement Park Halloween Events: 2009
1. Universal Studios Horror Nights, Orlando, FL - www.halloweenhorrornights.com
2. Knott’s Scary Farm, Los Angeles, CA - www.halloweenhaunt.com
3. Tampa Busch Gardens, Tampa, FL - www.howl-o-scream.com
4. Universal Studios Horror Nights, Hollywood, CA - www.halloweenhorrornights.com
5. Kennywood Amusement Park, Pittsburgh, PA - www.kennywood.com
6. Busch Gardens, Williamsburg, PA - www.howl-o-scream.com
7. King's Island Haunt, Cincinnati, OH - www.visitkingsisland.com
8. Cedar Point Haunt, Sandusky, OH - www.cedarpoint.com
9. Six Flags Fright Fest, NJ - www.frightfest.com
10. Old Tucson Studios Nightfall, Tucson, AZ - www.oldtucson.com
Best Screamparks/Haunted Hayrides: 2009
1. Headless Horseman, Ulster Park, New York www.headlesshorseman.com
2. Bates Motel, Glen Mills, Pennsylvania www.thebatesmotel.com
3. Shocktoberfest, Reading, Pennsylvania www.shocktoberfest.com
4. Field of Screams, Mountville, PA www.fieldofscreams.com
5. Creepyworld, St. Louis, MO www.scarefest.com
6. Spookywoods, High Point, North Carolina www.spookywoods.com
7. Bayville Screampark, Long Island, New York www.bayvillescreampark.com
8. Jason’s Woods, Lancaster, Pennsylvania www.jasonswoods.com
9. Halloween Park, Strinestown, Pennsylvania, www.halloweenpark.com
10. 7 Floors of Hell, Cleveland, Ohio www.7floorsofhell.com
Top 5 Places to get Scared in America: 2009
1. Salem, Massachusetts www.salem.org
2. Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada www.cliftonhill.ca
3. Winchester Mystery House, San Jose, California, www.winchestermysteryhouse.com
4. The Mortuary Haunted House, New Orleans, Lousiana at www.themortuary.net
5. Waverly Hills Sanatorium in Louisville, Kentucky www.therealwaverlyhills.com
For more information on this year’s Top Haunted Attractions as well as other top industry lists, please visit www.hauntworld.com or see the entire list here: http://hauntworld.com/featured_article/americas_best_haunted_houses_2009.
About Hauntworld Magazine:
Hauntworld Magazine (www.hauntworld.com) is the premier haunted attraction magazine in the industry. Coupled with its online component, hauntworld.com, Hauntworld provides insider access into the world of haunted houses and attractions. Readers can find information regarding the top haunts around the country and internationally, Halloween vendors, manufacturers, events, tips and forums. Originally created to serve haunted attraction industry members through its unique editorial content and discussion boards, Hauntworld now helps nearly four million people find the best haunts each Halloween season. The magazine/website and its editors have been featured in publications such as USA Today, The Wall Street Journal and on the Travel Channel, among other media outlets.
Media Contact:
Sean Carney
Dukas Public Relations
(646) 808-3610
sean@dukaspr.com
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Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
HAUNTED HOUSE SEASON IS COMING QUICK
HAUNTED HOUSE SEASON FAST APPROACHES
Haunted houses, haunted hayrides, haunted screamparks, Halloween Attractions across the country are getting ready to open for the 2009 Halloween season. Haunted Houses across America are gearing up for the biggest haunt season in history! Many worry about the economy, many worry about people visiting amusement parks, movies, or taking vacations but Haunted Houses and Halloween have proved over and over again that people will not give them up.
No matter the economy, terrorist attacks, or even Y2K, can stop haunt fans from seeking out their favorite haunted houses and getting scared. Haunted Houses and Haunted Attractions seem to be recession proof because they only open one time of the year which is typically September through October.
Haunted Houses have become the new traditional way to celebrate Halloween for teenagers and adults. The haunt crazy started back in the mid-1990's and now many of those people are now well into their 30's and 40's and still going for the scares. Haunted Houses have grown in popularity and crowds have tripled for most haunts over the past five years as they keep older audiences while at the same time finding new ones.
Haunted Houses have also become more and more advanced featuring animation, computer animation, high tech scares, Hollywood movie quality detail, special effects and so much more. Haunted Houses are better than any HORROR MOVIE because they are LIVE, IN YOUR FACE, THEY MAKE YOU THE SCREAM QUEEEN being stalked, chased, from each creepy room to the next gory set haunted houses give people the thrills they can find NO WHERE ELSE!
As the haunted house season nears remember to use the directory here on HauntedHouseAssocaition.org to find haunted houses coast to coast.
Happy Hauntings!
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