House Haunting

All Hallows’ Eve may be Oct. 31, but the celebration lasts all month. From shriek shacks near the tracks to a petrifying, phantomed penitentiary, Ohio haunted houses are now open for your delight and fright, and opportunities abound to be scared silly. Take a terrifying trip, if you dare. Click here for your local Haunted House Guide!

The House 7 Floors of Terror  Bloodview HalloWeekends Ohio State Reformatory The Info Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds,
164 Eastland Road, Berea;
www.7floorsofhell.com
Fri-Sun. thru Oct. 21, Oct. 25-31; Tickets 1010 Towpath Trail
Broadview Heights;
www.bloodveiw.com;
Thu-Sun thru Oct. 31; Ticket prices vary Cedar Point, One Cedar Point Drive, Sandusky;
www.cedarpoint.com;
Fri-Sun thru Oct. 28; Ticket prices vary 100 Reformatory Road, Mansfield;
www.hantedx.com;
Thu-Sun thru Oct. 31; Tickets $15 Scares in Store Seven haunted houses sprawl across the fairgrounds, peppered with $1 million worth of special effects, props and scenes. Two houses and a haunted woods host unscripted and unmasked interactive and improvisantional terror.  Tons of Haloween-y events, including three haunted houses: Lair of the Vampire (gothic ghoulies), Pharaoh's Secret (sandy Spirits) and Undertaker U. (creepy co-eds) The supernatural meets special effects: Actors, animatronics and props join forces with rumored real ghosts and special effects. Fright Factor These pros have won awards
rated: 4 They've got 26 years of history.
rated: 3 The Top Thrill Dragster is scarier.
rated: 2

Real ghosts? We're there.
rated: 5