Nightmare on 13th has been terrifying Utahns for over thirty years, offering 36,000 square feet of haunted house fun and numerous other attractions that will ensure an unforgettable experience at Tooele, Utah. Don’t take chances, this attraction should not be taken lightly!
For those with sensitive stomachs, this attraction offers no-touch features as well as kids spook alley and hayrides for added entertainment.
Castle of Chaos
Castle of Chaos offers an unforgettable haunted house experience in Utah, and has been named among the scariest attractions by Travel Channel and USA Today. An underground labyrinth offers multiple levels of terror.
At this haunted house, their actors make it their mission to scare you. By isolating you from your group and employing various tactics designed to scare, including dousing you in fake blood – they truly know how to scare! Definitely an impressive team.
At this haunted house, each room is designed to resemble a serial killer’s lair. You must solve puzzles and locate clues in order to escape. Children should not attend; adults aged 18 years or over only may participate. Physical fitness must also be present and prepared for an intense experience.
Fear Factory
Fear Factory Haunted House in Salt Lake City provides thrills to suit every level of horror fandom. Their animated characters include animatronic ghosts, pop culture figures, strobe lights and electronic projections to simulate moving picture frames or digital windows in the room ahead. And for an added thrill they offer full contact for only $4 more!
This haunted house is an elaborate maze that winds you upstairs, downstairs, inside and outside – even down into an underground tunnel! Set among some of Utah’s best scenery, there are plenty of scares. Not suitable for children under 13 or those with seizure disorders or pacemakers. All visitors including minors must sign a waiver before entering this attraction.
Haunted House of Horrors
Utah haunted houses have long been recognized as some of the scariest haunted houses around, and this haunted house in Utah is widely hailed for being among them. Situated within a former nursing home, its use of preexisting architecture adds to its frightening effect, with psychological terror being its focus making it suitable for people sensitive to gore and jump scares.
Rumor has it that Cletus Snodgrass, famous for his moonshine production, resided here with his son Otis who developed an appetite for human blood – now Otis is on a mission to fulfill that thirst at any cost!
This Utah haunted house is not suitable for children and has been classified as a PG-13 horror movie. Visitors will likely be touched and grabbed, and flashlights should be brought with you to navigate through its dark maze. Group outings are highly encouraged at this attraction that provides the chance to test one’s courage!
COVID
Haunted houses offer an exhilarating way to experience adrenalin. They’re also great date nights if you want something scary! Unfortunately, COVID-19 pandemic has put an end to many activities, including haunted houses. As a result, many haunted houses have modified their policies in order to ensure visitors remain safe; such as using face masks on actors who touch guests directly and restricting the number of visitors at each attraction.
Castle of Chaos in Salt Lake City stands as an example of a haunted house that has altered its policy to provide visitors with an unforgettable Halloween experience. Offering Chaos Escape Rooms and Krusebel for overnight, level five terror experiences respectively.
Fear Factory, another popular haunted attraction, offers a full-contact experience and features strobe lights and a Tesla coil; however, pregnant women or those suffering from seizure disorders should avoid going inside as the attraction may cause severe seizures.
