Haunted Hangouts
by Vera HC ChanOct 13, 2006
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Like apple-cheeked children to a gingerbread house, we're drawn to dark places, spooky joints and... hayrides? In the course of haunt hunting, people seek the scary recesses of hospitals, prisons, and school-houses. Outdoors, the lure of haunted hayrides is the strongest, with twisting cornfield mazes and shadowed woods posing their own spine-chilling allure.
Of all the haunted hang-outs, the Buzz prefers home sweet home. The favorite, Knott's Scary Farm, is a sharpened stone's throw from the happiest place on earth. As for second place, that would be the Haunted Hoochie in Columbus. Yes. The Haunted Hoochie... as in haunted huts, of course. No wonder Ohio leads searches for anything haunted...
- Knott's Berry Farm (Buena Park, California)
- Haunted Hoochie (Columbus, Ohio)
- Cutting Edge Haunted House (Dallas Forth Worth, Texas)
- Catacombs (Kansas City, Missouri)
- Niles Haunted House Scream Park (Niles, Michigan)
- Statesville Haunted Prison (Crest Hill, Illinois)
- Mansfield Prison (Mansfield, Ohio)
- Rocky Point Haunted House (Salt Lake City, Utah)
- Erebus Haunted House (Pontiac, Michigan)
- Phobia Haunted House (Houston, Texas)
- 13 Stories Haunted House (Kennesaw, Georgia)
- Necropolis (Columbia, Missouri)
- The Beast (Kansas City, Missouri)
- Bloodview (Cleveland, Ohio)
- Screamers House of Horrors (Niagara Falls, Canada)
- Jaycees Haunted House (various locations)
- The Dungeon of Doom (Grayslake, Illinois)
- Slaughterhouse (various locations)
- Hades Haunted House (Chicago, Illinois)
- Monster Mountain (Hendersonville, Tennessee)