Oct 13 2008
The Detroit Metro Area embraces the Halloween season. In fact, Detroit is arguably the haunted house capital of the United States. We've got haunted attractions, lots of 'em, in all shapes and sizes and levels of fright. Depending on where you are located and how scared you want to get, you'll find a haunted attraction full of horror.Note: The attractions listed below are for teenagers or adults ready to face terror like they've never known...For a family with younger kids, check out the Metro Detroit Halloween Family Attractions list.
- Amazing Corn Maze, haunted in the evenings, Leonard
- Blakes Nighttime Spooky Hayrides & Three-Level Haunted Barn, Armada
- Castle of the Dead, Mt. Clemens
- Deadly Intentions, Warren
- Erebus, listed by Guinness World Records as the world's largest haunted house, four stories, Pontiac
- Exit 13 Haunted House, Flint
- The Fear Factory, New location: Gibraltar Trade Center, Mt. Clemens
- Haunted Farm of Terror, Lenox Township
- Haunted Fountains, six-person golf carts through a haunted golf course, Clarkston
- Haunted Hallows, Westland
- Haunted Hayride, Miller's Big Red Apple Orchard, Romeo
- The Haunted Winery, Inc., Farmington
- Hazelhurst Manor, Ferndale
- Historic Fort Wayne Ghost Hunts, Detroit
- Holly Shop of Horror, Holly
- The Lab, Grosse Ile
- Motor City Massacre, Roseville
- Night Terrors, six attractions, Ypsilanti
- The Realm of Darkness, Pontiac
- Saint Lucifer's Haunted Asylum, Grand Blanc Township
- Scaregrounds at the Fairgrounds, Michigan State Fairground, Detroit
- Slaughtered at Sundown, Armada
- Terrorfied Forest & Manor, Pinckney
- Urban Legends Haunted Attraction, includes Dr. Phobia’s Haunted House and four other attractions, Detroit
