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Halloween in Chicago provides plenty of opportunities for spooky fun such as horror movie marathons, costumed parades and themed cocktails, though serious thrillseekers will want to visit one of the areas many haunted houses. You could look for real restless spirits at one of the most haunted places in Chicago or guarantee an encounter with the demons, evil clowns, zombies and other monsters that man these seasonal attractions. Actors work to get you screaming in spaces featuring sophisticated sound and video systems and detailed sets, so if youre afraid of the dark you might want to stick to lighter fall fun like a pumpkin patch. But if you are brave enough, buy a ticket now to visit one of these haunted houses near Chicago.By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news, events, offers and partner promotions.🙌 Awesome, youre subscribed!Thanks for subscribing! 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Whether youre weaving through a dark corn maze, getting your heart thumping with witchcraft in Massachusetts most storied ghost town, or escaping the all-too-real demons of a haunted house, heres where to experience your share of fright this fall. Gallows Hill & The Lost Museum 7 Lynde St., Salem Part-escape room, part-haunted house, prepare for an eerie experience that begins in a dark basement where your eyes play tricks on you — or do they? Surely, the underground maze is filled with haunted characters and bloody weapons, but being located in Massachusetts most haunted town of Salem, you never really know when a cold breeze or clouded figure is part of the exhibit or a thrilling reality. Dates: Open daily in October Cost: $18 for adults; $15 for children ages 7-13 Hicks Family Farm Corn Maze 1299 Route 2 on the Mohawk Trail, Charlemont If the thought of navigating a haunted corn maze gets your adrenaline rushing, this Charlemont farm is for you. Hicks Family Farm is also known for its pitch-black flashlight Fridays when the farm turns off all its lights and supplies visitors with only a flashlight to get through the maze. Dates: Open Friday and Saturday nights in October. Cost: $10 for adults; $7 for children under 12 years old Barretts Haunted Mansion 1235 Bedford St., Abington Opened in 2013 as The Cell, the Halloween party at Barretts Haunted Mansion has evolved and expanded. The house of horror is based on a fictional community who were exposed to a pesticide leak and locked into their town on Friday, Sept. 13, 2013. The pesticide left the survivors physically and mentally scarred to the point where theyre no longer referred to humans, but rather Coulro-Sapiens. Though the story and characters are thrilling any night, if youre brave enough to take it one step further, Devils Night is when characters are permitted to interact with visitors, meaning physical contact and short abductions. Date: Schedule varies per attraction; view schedule here Cost: Starting from $36 Connors Farm 30 Valley Road, Danvers As family-friendly as this Danvers farm can be during the day, the haunted fields, flashlight maze, and haunted maze certainly provide a different experience come nightfall. The Hysteria maze winds visitors through the forest and deserted buildings for a skin-crawling, creepy evening youll be simultaneously terrified but impressed by. Dates: Every weekend night in October through Halloween Costs: Haunted Fields, $35. Flashlight Maize, $20. Combo ticket, $65. Witchs Woods 79 Powers Road, Westford Witchs Woods calls all the ghouls and goblins out to play at Castle Morbid. As soon as you enter this medieval castle, a chill will run down your spine as the youngest spirits scream to alert their elders and a chase begins. As they terrorize you through the winding halls, special effects, including strobe lights, will confuse and stun you so much youll feel lucky to get out alive. Other attractions at Witchs Woods include a Haunted Hayride, Vampire Passage, 3D Keepers Crypt, and Horrorwood Chamber of Chills. Dates: Open every Friday through Sunday from Sept. 30 to Oct. 31 (and select Thursday nights); view schedule here Cost: $44 DementedFX 530 Main St., Holyoke This name leaves little to the imagination as thrill-seekers are immersed into the storyline. The goal is to break into the science laboratory to rescue the scientist who has the cure for a virus ravaging the community and turning them into zombies, monsters, and ghouls. Aside from having a role in it all, the experience is even more immersive as it ignites all the senses, using audio design for startling loud noises and screams; animatronics, lighting effects and simulated movement. The experience is not only horrifying but suspenseful, keeping you on your toes the entire time. Dates: Select dates in October; view schedule here Cost: $30 Fright Fest at Six Flags New England 1623 Main St., Agawam Though this theme park attracts for its thrilling rides throughout the year, come autumn weekends, visitors will discover a new kind of thrill. Not only does Six Flags offer rides in the dark — including shooting through the air on coasters in the pitch black — but the parks haunted house is also an eerie seasonal exhibit. Theres nowhere to hide and the only way is out so be prepared to be spooked beyond belief. Dates: Weekends from Sept. 24 to Nov. 6 Cost: Starting at $29.99 Factory of Terror 120 Pearl St., Fall River Renowned as one of New Englands largest indoor haunted houses, Factory of Terror brings the fear factor with ghouls, goblins, and things from your nightmare coming to life. Masked characters with bloodshot eyes will cause a pit in your stomach, monsters will jump out at you and certainly evoke a scream, and blood curdling sounds from other guests will keep you anticipating the next fright the entire time. Dates: Select dates in October; view schedule here Cost: Starting from $17 13th World 1701 Park St., Palmer Adrenaline-seekers will appreciate this newcomer to the haunted house scene in Massachusetts. The 13th World debuts with three terrifying attractions that will get your heart racing. Moonlight Mayhem takes place in a haunted motel, Chamber of Lost Souls is a twisted maze of darkness and fog, and Alone is perhaps the most hair-raising: wandering through a haunted experience by yourself. 13th World keeps the spooky spirit alive even after Halloween has passed, with a finale weekend Blackout, which features complete darkness across all attractions. Dates: Weekends from Sept. 24 to Nov. 6 Cost: Starting from $15 The best things to do around the city, delivered to your inbox.
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