Looking to stay indoors this spooky season?
All the fun doesn’t have to be outside. There are a huge amount of indoor attractions and events geared to give you quite a scare. From haunted museums to haunted houses, we’ve got the perfect amount of indoor fun that will certainly have you leaving the lights on.
Built in 19831, this house served the Hermann and Grima families well for decades. Now, it serves the public as a window of what life was like back in the early 19th century.
You may also recognize the interiors from American Horror Story: Coven.
The museum has a lesser known history of being haunted. The spiritual remnants of both families can be felt throughout and they’re all as friendly as can be.
The scent of roses and lavender can sometimes be smelt, as if someone had just walked through the room. Other times, the fireplaces will be mysteriously lit on cold days.
Check the website for ticket and touring information.
This little theatre has been entertaining people with high quality performances and shows for over a hundred years. What many people don’t know is that the theatre is home to several ghosts.
Everything from stories of a nun appearing out of thin air to slap an employee to tales of an angry former manager slamming doors have cropped up over the years.
While the theatre has no spooky show planned for October, you should still check out their season and buy a ticket for their fall show.
Who knows, you may just run into a ghost during your time there.
ITake a journey through the history of 19th century medicine in the United States’ first ever licensed pharmacy. This shop has been virtually untouched in the near 200 hundred years it’s been around.
Yet, there are strange occurrences here that modern science can’t understand. Books are thrown in the middle of the night, alarms are tripped with no one inside.
There’s even an apparition of a man in a brown suit. He may have checked people in, but he’s never checked out.
You can visit the website for ticket prices and check it out for yourself.
Not a lot of haunted houses can say that they’re actually haunted. This one can. Once a funeral home from the mid-1800s, this now spooky attraction has been scaring people for years.
You can experience a night of terror by visiting the website and getting your tickets. Be careful, you may not know what is part of the attraction and what is real.
Paranormal enthusiasts crowd this iconic city, desperate to encounter phantoms and specters. Locals are quick to tell you that New Orleans is dense with their dearly departed.
Flashy funerals, above-ground cemeteries… Look alive, sunshine–you’re in the City of the Dead.
With their voodoo roots and their predilection for the dead, this town’s no stranger to the spookier side.
Those less interested in the strange or the spectral shouldn’t worry, though. The city’s unparalleled beauty will have even the most severe skeptics staying an extra night.
You can purchase your tickets online or by phone. In either case, you'll receive your tickets immediately via email. You must purchase tickets in advance.
