Is spooky your season? It is definitely ours! If you love to be scared out of your mind, you're in luck- DFW is home to some incredible haunted houses (and other creepy experiences). Enter if you dare!
My kids aren't little anymore (and no, I don't want to talk about my feelings on this topic!), so my days of church trunk-or-treats and more-fun-than-scary Halloween Happenings are (sadly) behind me.
Two of my three daughters were born in October, so maybe this should have been an indicator for me that Halloween was going to be huge in our house. My oldest has seen just about every horror movie made in the last 40 years and somehow still manages to sleep well at night. My girls love haunted everything. (Should I be worried about what this says about me as a mom?!) We are just dying to visit all the spooky, creepy, heart-pounding activities the Halloween season ushers in.
Lucky for us, DFW is home to some seriously awesome haunted happenings. From sweet to spooky, there is certainly something for everyone. If you're looking to get your spook on this Halloween Season, here's your cheat sheet of places to check out!
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| Spooky Vibes for the EA Crew! |
Seriously Spooky Haunted Houses in the DFW Area for 2024
- Creekside Manor
- located in Midlothian
- costs $25 per person (fast pass available for an additional fee)
- opens October 4
- 4 realms of terror
- Cutting Edge Haunted House
- located in Fort Worth
- tickets start at $30 (dynamic pricing in effect)
- open some weekends in September (including Friday 9/13) and then weekends in October
- haunted attraction set in a 100-year-old abandoned meatpacking facility
- Dark Hour Haunted House
- located in Plano
- tickets start at $30 (dynamic pricing in effect, VIP tickets available)
- open weekends starting September 13
- recommended for ages 10 and up
- Hangman's House of Horrors
- located in Fort Worth
- tickets are $39 per person (timed entry and fast pass available for a surcharge)
- open weekends starting September 27
- haunted house plus various other creepy activities
- Moxley Manor
- located in Bedford
- tickets are $35 for general admission (fast pass is $50 per person)
- open weekends starting September 27
- features three top-rated haunted houses
- Reindeer Manor Presents: Thrasher Slasher Scare Park
- located in Grand Prairie at Alliance Skate Park at Lone Star Park
- tickets are $40 per person (VIP tickets available)
- open weekends starting October 4
- an entire spooky park awaits plus three haunted houses
- Screams Halloween Theme Park
- located in Waxahachie
- tickets start at $40 per person (dynamic pricing in effect, fast pass available)
- open weekends starting October 4
- 5 haunted houses and so much more. Truly a wicked experience.
- Thrillvania Haunted House Park
- located in Terrell
- tickets start at $25 per person (dynamic pricing in effect)
- open weekends starting October 5
- 3 haunted houses on 50 haunted acres
Looking for more macabre for your spooky season? Don't forget these awesome events:
-Fright Fest at Six Flags Over Texas (they also offer Boo Fest during the day for the littles!)
-Pumpkin Nights in Arlington (code EVERYTHING will save you 10% on weekday tickets!)
-Nights of Frights at Ripley's Believe It Or Not in Grand Prairie
-The Sleepy Hallow Experience in Granbury (a favorite of EA's!)
-Screamin' Green Hauntoween at Crayola Experience Plano (non-scary fun for little ones)
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| Behind the scenes tour of a Six Flags Fright Fest Haunted House (So. Freaking. Scary!) |
Happy Haunting, everyone!
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