Wicked Forest of Terror a intense haunted house in OKC this Halloween
We were terrified and screamed. A lot.
Addison Kliewer, Oklahoman
In the search for something that goes bump in the night? Luckily, you won’t have to wait until October to see Oklahoma’s several haunts and scares.
From haunted houses to scary corn mazes, here’s your guide to Halloween haunts this year.
Oklahoma Asylum Haunted Attraction
The Asylum is Oklahoma’s opener for the spooky season with their haunted attraction starting on Sept. 13 in Nowata, Oklahoma, which is north of Tulsa.
As The Asylum’s story goes, it is housed in a former mental institution that was the site of a horrible fire decades ago. Experience The Asylum was inspired by unrestricted operations of sanitariums in the 1940s.
A few precautions ahead of the experience from the Asylum: do not wear your best clothing or shoes and expect blood. Children under 13 will not be allowed without a parent or guardian.
Fright Fest at Frontier City
If scary coasters, haunted mazes and scare zones are your thing, Fright Fest will start their haunts and ghouls on Sept. 14.
Brave this popular Oklahoma City theme park’s spine-tingling evening experience, encased in eerie fog, menacing music and vintage monsters galore. Daredevils are invited to ride rollercoasters in the dark of night.
Daze in a Maze
Complete with a pumpkin patch, the Daze in a Maze has four corn mazes with twists, turns and dead ends. The maze opens Sept. 21 in Marshall, Oklahoma, an hour north of OKC.
Families can bring out the archaeologist in their little ones with a dino dig of “cowasaurus” bones or enjoy the petting zoo. The Daze in a Maze boasts four mazes, including an indoor, square hay bale maze for toddlers. Pack a picnic and relax in a shady spot while the little ones roam the playground.
Haunted Castle Halloween Festival
Right before October starts, the Haunted Castle Halloween Festival kicks off Sept. 27. The month-long festival is the state’s largest haunted attraction, covering 62 acres at the Castle of Muskogee grounds, two hours east of OKC.
Complete with activities, vendors, games, shows and rides, there are 11 events to test your nerves and scare you well.
Guthrie Haunts
The Guthrie Haunts Scaregrounds will be filled with a haunted house and several other thrills from Sept. 28 until Nov. 9.
Get ready to meet ghosts, monsters and other creatures that come out at night to haunt humans and do other dreadful things.
Psycho Path Haunted Attraction
Fridays and Saturdays in Sperry have been filled with the Psycho Path Haunted Attraction, located north of Tulsa. The grounds have operated the two favorite rides, the Dark Ride and the Shadowbox, which will be open from Oct. 4 to Nov. 2. As a farewell song to the spirit, the final days in November will be a special “lights out” edition where guests can take the haunts without any light.
Dodge City Paintball Haunted Trail
Take a haunting walk through 30 acres of wooded terrain at Dodge City Paintball in Yukon, complete with a creepy cemetery, a castle of vampires, a zombie horde and more gruesome nightmare creatures.
The DCP Haunted Trail starts on Oct. 5 and runs Fridays and Saturdays. It is packed with scary fun, packed with creative and unique scares to challenge your bravery and nerves. It is not recommended for younger audiences. On-site concessions will be available.
Oklahoma River Cruises’ Haunt the River
Don’t want to go to a maze or haunted house? What about a boat party? Ride on the adults-only Haunt the River, where guests can trade the haunts for hors d’oeuvres, a cash bar, haunted tunes and more.
The boat will set sail Fridays and Saturdays in October starting Oct. 11 in downtown OKC.
Festival of Freaks
Oklahoma City is closing the Halloween event season with the Festival of Freaks on Oct. 26 at the OKC Fairgrounds. Come dressed in spooky gear and sign up for the costume contest. Vendors will bring their most frightening wares and trick-or-treating will be available while supplies last.
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