NYC's Best Haunted Houses and Spooky Attractions
NYC's Best Haunted Houses and Spooky Attractions
If you're looking for Halloween-related things to do around New York City, prepare to be scared at these spine-chilling haunted houses and attractions - if you dare.
Ghosts of Greenwich Village Tour
Uncover Greenwich Village's most haunted places with the "Ghosts of Greenwich Village" tour from Haunted Manhattan. During the 90-minute walking tour, you'll hear poetry from Edgar Allen Poe, grab a drink with Aaron Burr, and learn all about the burial grounds within one of Manhattan’s oldest neighborhoods.
Location: Starts at The Arch in Washington Square Park
Merchant’s House: Candlelight Ghost Tours
Throughout October, the Merchant’s House Museum hosts in-person events exploring the haunted history of the 19th-century family home in NYC. The Tredwell family lived in the home for nearly 100 years, and at least eight people died in the house. Take a Candlelight Ghost Tour or private guided tour through one of Manhattan’s most haunted homes.
Location: 29 East Fourth Street New York, NY 10003
Blood Manor
This haunted house is touted as the most scream-inducing attraction in the New York tri-state area. Zombies, monsters, demons, and killer clowns lurk in the darkness, ready to scare the living daylights out of visitors in the 5,000-square-foot house of horrors. Pass through each themed room and experience a thrill that was featured on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon!
Location: 359 Broadway New York, NY 10013
The Haunt at Pouch Camp
Even Staten Island can get spooky! Opening on October 3, Slaughterhouse NYC is back and better than ever, ready to scare anyone who dares step into Pouch Camp, the haunt's new location. Prepare yourself for escaped psych patients, blood-covered killers, clowns, and more. Slaughterhouse NYC runs every Friday, Saturday and Sunday until November 2, from 7pm to midnight. For more information, check out their Instagram or call 917-560-6706.
Location: 1285 Manor Rd, Staten Island, NY 10314