Adults can sip a cocktail that evokes memories of previous Halloween treats with such flavors as salted maple, candied apple, cinnamon and pumpkin.Īfter an evening of chills and thrills, take time to rejuvenate your soul at Well & Being Spa. Sit by the firepit on Halloween night and enjoy the star-studded night sky. Designed for the 21-and-over crowd, the event will bring a tingle or two to your spine.įor those seeking something less scary, the annual Halloween party at The Plaza Bar features your favorite fall cocktail flavors crafted by the resort’s mixologists. You may never want to escape this bar-turned-prison offering live entertainment, specialty cocktails and an over-the-top costume contest. The Plaza Bar transforms from a welcoming water hole with pool and golf course views into the Princess Prison, which is reserved for the most dangerous delinquents. The centerpiece of the fall event takes place on the Saturday evening before Halloween with Nightmare on Princess Drive. Fall at the Princess features tempting food, luxury accommodations and a hauntingly good time. Scottsdale, Arizona, at the edge of the McDowell Mountains in the northern end of the Valley of the Sun, offers the perfect setting for a spooky retreat.īegin your spooky Scottsdale experience by checking into Fairmont Scottsdale Princess. A bat or two might soar past, looking for morsels in the desert. Perhaps you’ll spot the nighthawks fluttering about at dusk. Each attraction costs $15.00 per person and is open from 6:30 to 11:00 on specific weekends in October.Fall in the Arizona desert means brilliant sunny days and dark nights sprinkled with glittering stars. At the end of the trail, guests are invited into the Riverside Pirate Ship.
The Swamp Walker Trail has over 10 acres of land filled with scares.
It also has a blackout night on October 24, where guests are invited to roam the warehouse without any lights on. The Warehouse of Fear, a haunted house attraction, has around 30 “movie set quality” rooms for guests to explore. Run by Riverside Entertainment, the attractions are considered some of the best in the area. Riverside Entertainment Warehouse of Fear and Swamp Walker Trail (Siloam Springs, AR)Īs the night descends, creatures at the Warehouse of Fear and Swamp Walker Trail emerge from the shadows. This year’s theme is “freak show meets old west in a toxic wasteland.” The House is open every weekend of October, as well as November 1-2, and costs $20.00 for general admittance and $30.00 for a VIP pass. While the hayride no longer exists, Nightmares does have a haunted bus ride for guests to enjoy. The attraction was established in 1987 and began as a hayride led by Bentonville native Chris Micheals. The haunted house is volunteer-led, and all proceeds from the attraction go to the Bentonville Breakfast Lions Club. Nightmares is an “intense, high energy haunted attraction that uses the latest technology available,” located in Bentonville, AR. Nightmare Haunted House (Bentonville, AR) The attraction costs $13.00 per person to attend and is open every Friday and Saturday until November 2, and on October 17, 24th, and 31st. Rated one of the top Haunts in Arkansas, the Mortuary promises a creative story and a spooky house. The Spook House itself follows the story of Mother Carpenter, the cruel owner of the mortuary. Investigators from Heartland’s Paranormal Research Organization claimed to have experienced strange, otherworldly activity inside the Mortuary. Located inside an actual mortuary, Carpenter’s Mortuary has had actual reported paranormal sightings inside the building. The Manor opens on October 11 and will be open every weekend until Halloween.Ĭarpenter’s Haunted Mortuary (Gentry, AR) The Manor costs $10 per person and doesn’t allow children under six. Stationed at Locomotion, Banshee Manor has two attractions, the manor itself and Storm the Castle, an interactive laser tag game. The Banshee Manor follows the story of the McCraulic’s eternal torture at the hands of the Banshee, who trapped their souls inside Banshee Manor. The house opens every weekend from October 6-31st and has a special attraction open for the Day of the Dead (November 1-2). Asylum costs $15.00 per person and $13.00 per person for groups of over 12 people. Voted the #1 haunted house in 20, Asylum has a hauntingly mysterious website which tells little about the house itself, so those who wish to visit the house will find out about it themselves. Stay creepy!īeginning its twelfth year in Cave Springs, The Asylum Haunted House promises one of the best scares in northwest Arkansas.
Each house has something unique to offer, so we made a list of haunted houses in the area. One of the best ways to honor the season is by going to the many local haunted houses.
As we enter creepy season, Fayetteville students look for ways to celebrate Halloween.
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