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#1: SCREAM-A-GEDDON – Florida
SCREAM-A-GEDDON, the “middle-of-nowhere” haunt that resides just north of Tampa Bay, Florida is the king when it comes to interactive horror in the state. Where the majority of the competition inside the Sunshine State tries to out-do each other, SCREAM-A-GEDDON frequently comes out on top with their over-the-top interactive scares. It’s one thing to walk through a haunt passively, it’s a whole ot...[Read More]
#2: 13th Gate Haunted House – Louisiana
13th Gate is the original haunted attraction and covers a mind-boggling 40,000 square feet. The name comes from the thirteen different gates that separate the attraction’s sections. Each section has multiple rooms, a common theme, and plenty of scares. The gates make a strong separation between the themes, which helps avoid overlap that could water down the scares. In order to survive, you’ll need...[Read More]
#3: 17th Door Haunted House – Southern California
A newcomer on the USA Best Haunted House list is 17th Door Haunted House in Southern California! This place loves to dive into the story behind the haunt, and are you surprised? This is the closest house to Hollywood! We were captivated by the awesome story that was on display in 2019, a story called Perpetuum Penitentiary and a torturous story of Paula and her coming to grips with murdering her o...[Read More]
#4: Indy Scream Park – Indiana
The spooky sideshow-esque Haunt from Indiana, Indy Scream Park, was one of the best haunts we went to last year and 2020 looks like they’re tapping into and doubling down on what makes people scared. The newest haunt at Indy Scream Park is Lockdown – a prison attraction overrun by the worst of the worst and they’re looking to take their revenge out on YOU. Yes, another “touch” attraction for Indy ...[Read More]
#5: Dead End Hayride – Wyoming
During the day, Pinehaven Farm hosts an annual fall festival with a pumpkin patch and all sorts of safe, family-friendly attractions. For more than 20 years, this farm just outside of the Twin Cities has been a destination for families. Dead End Hayride isn’t like most haunted “houses” so they always change up their trail from year to year. They bring back favorites and tend to always add new cool...[Read More]