Elysburg Haunted House is a special place, a unique crown jewel of Halloween. A place that celebrates its ICONIC 50th anniversary next season, Elysburg Haunted House stands as a testament to raw, old-school haunted attraction horror crafted with relentless passion and the type of eerie authenticity that few attractions can claim. It is more than just a haunted house; it is a multi-sensory experience that takes visitors into the heart of Halloween, where fear is palpable. Every step is a journey into the macabre; it is bizarre at times, funny, it celebrates the season, it is custom designed and there is NO down time. Read More
Finding a truly adult-themed haunted attraction that captures both aggression and artistry is rare. Forsaken Lands manages it brilliantly — a raw, gritty, mature haunt that feels like stepping into a grindhouse horror film brought to life.
Now in its fourth year and new location, the attraction embraces its “not family-friendly” reputation with confidence. Guests step into a claustrophobic outdoor labyrinth — tight corridors, pulsing lights, and walls that close in until the line between stage and reality disappears. The “touch night” experience adds intensity without crossing the line into discomfort: performers might grab your shoulder or splash you with water, but it’s always controlled and professional.
Everything feels dirty, dangerous, and alive. Actors scream, curse, and taunt with a ferocity that feels authentic — “Get clean, you filthy piece of sh*t!” echoes……
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Tucked into West Nanticoke, just outside Wilkes-Barre, Horror Hall is the kind of attraction that rewrites the rules by refusing to follow them, defining history while embracing the future. Where other haunts chase trends, buy catalog props, or drown in their own marketing noise, Horror Hall has carved out something rare: a lean, actor-driven, hand-built machine of dread that’s as sharp now as it was when it first began over forty seasons ago.
This isn’t a haunt clinging to nostalgia. It isn’t a relic that lost its edge decades ago. Horror Hall has learned how to grow without losing its pulse, tuning itself like an instrument every year. In 2025, it feels more alive than ever. Read More

