Pennsylvania Make List of Most Haunted Attractions In The U.S.

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Philadelphia, PAPhiladelphia, PA - Queen of Haunt reviewed attractions that made the most of haunting and safety to give haunt enthusiasts the top 13 Terrifying Haunts in the U.S.


America's 13 Scariest Haunted Attractions: The Ultimate Haunt Guide

Forget small-town ghost tours and flimsy jump scares. We're talking about the titans of terror—the largest, most elaborate, and scariest haunted attractions in America. From 100-year-old meatpacking plants to haunted drive-thru experiences, these 13 haunts are legendary for a reason.

As "Queen of Haunts" Amber Arnett-Bequeaith says, “Missing the Halloween season is not an option. Scaring is a proven science to help give some release to [life's] pressures.”



These 13 attractions are keeping the scary arts alive.

1. The Beast (Kansas City, MO)

Consistently ranked as one of America's best haunts, The Beast is a Kansas City legend. It's an "open format" haunt where you're not in a single-file line. You must find your own way out of a massive, four-story medieval fortress, all while being hunted by the Beast.



2. Cutting Edge (Fort Worth, TX)

Set in a chilling, 100-year-old abandoned meatpacking plant, Cutting Edge is famous for its sheer scale and terrifying realism. The horror is "ground out" using the original, authentic meatpacking equipment, creating an industrial nightmare that's truly one-of-a-kind.

3. Bates Motel & Haunted Hayride (Glen Mills, PA)

A powerhouse in the Philadelphia area, this attraction is famous for its massive, action-packed haunted hayride. The scares don't stop there—it also features the infamous Bates Motel haunted house, a creepy corn maze, ax throwing, and even a zombie laser hunt.



4. NETHERWORLD (Atlanta, GA)

Known for its Hollywood-level special effects, elaborate sets, and terrifying original monsters, NETHERWORLD is an awe-inspiring experience. It features two distinct, massive haunted houses inside and a "Festival of the Monsters" midway for outdoor fun.

5. Edge of Hell (Kansas City, MO)

The granddaddy of haunts. As the oldest commercial haunted attraction in the nation, Edge of Hell has perfected the art of the scare. It's a multi-story journey into terror that famously ends with a slide from heaven into the arms of the Devil himself.

6. Spookywoods (High Point, NC)

This is a true outdoor scream park. The main attraction is a terrifying trail through the dark woods, filled with themed sets and monsters. But the fun also includes zombie tag, zip lines, and a massive maze set within 60-foot pine trees.

7. The Dent Schoolhouse (Cincinnati, OH)

Class is in session at this genuinely haunted former schoolhouse. The Dent Schoolhouse is legendary for its backstory (a murderous janitor) and its movie-quality sets. You'll walk the terrifying, ghost-filled halls of a school where the bell has rung for the final time.

8. Nightmare on 13th (Salt Lake City, UT)

Enter the castle doors to 36,000 square feet of pure fright. This massive SLC haunt is famous for its detailed, professional-grade costumes, masks, and animatronics, creating an authentic scare that others can't duplicate.

9. Headless Horseman (Ulster Park, NY)

This New York institution is more than just a haunt; it's a massive Halloween event. Known for its innovation, it features a terrifying haunted drive-thru experience, a massive corn maze, and multiple themed haunted attractions.

10. The 13th Gate (Baton Rouge, LA)

This haunt is legendary for its intense detail and realism. The 13th Gate blurs the line between a haunted house and a real-life horror movie, with 13 different realms that accelerate your heart rate and leave you breathless.

11. Erebus (Pontiac, MI)

Once the world's largest haunt, Erebus is a four-story tower of terror in Michigan. Its theme is built on conjuring unimaginable scares and sensory overload, with actors who grab you, walls that "bury" you, and a finale that defies explanation.

12. Thrillvania (Dallas, TX)

Located on 50 sprawling acres, this Dallas-area scream park gives you plenty of room to scream. It features three main haunts, including the iconic Verdun Manor, where the undead are waiting to get their vengeance on thrill-seeking souls.

13. Spooky World (Litchfield, NH)

As New England's largest scream park, Spooky World lives up to its name. It's a massive horror destination with acres swarming with monsters, a terrifying haunted hayride, a 3D labyrinth, and multiple haunted houses.


From coast to coast, these haunts prove that the art of the scare is alive and well. Whether you're in the mood for a haunted hayride, a terrifying walk-through asylum, or a multi-story maze, America's best haunted attractions are ready to give you the thrill of a lifetime.


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