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October brings chilly nights, flickering jack-o’-lanterns, and just the right amount of fear. Across Metro Detroit, haunted attractions are back and bigger than ever. Whether you’re in it for the jump scares or just a dose of Halloween atmosphere, these spooky destinations promise a night you won’t forget.
Deranged Haunted Attraction
35560 Goddard Road, Romulus
Deranged Haunted Attraction invites guests into a story-driven evening. “Deranged Haunt is a terrifying immersive experience set in the cursed town of Covensfield. After the mysterious election of Mayor Kalloway, an ancient witch has been resurrected through dark ritual to reclaim her power,” said Mike Fini. “Guests venture through the haunted grounds as her influence spreads, twisting the townsfolk and unleashing chaos.” Now in its eighth year, Deranged was recently ranked a Top 5 “Must-See” Michigan Haunt by Scare Factor. Open weekends through November 2, the haunt lets visitors choose whether to aid or fight the witch’s rise, but either path guarantees chills. When purchasing tickets, use code CHEVY for a scary-good discount.
Blake’s Big Apple
71485 North Avenue, Armada
Blake’s Big Apple in Armada has transformed into a playground for the brave with its Haunted Weekends, running Fridays through Sundays through November 1. Guests can choose their thrill level across multiple attractions, from the family-friendly Spookyland 3D Maze to the chilling Three-Story Haunted Barn. Zombie Paintball lets visitors hunt “live” zombies across 10 haunted acres, while the classic Haunted Hayride winds through ghostly fields filled with eerie surprises. Blake’s is making it easy to fill an evening with fall fun, equal parts frightening and festive, so get your tickets before you go (and get a deal for multiple scares).
Eloise Asylum
30712 Michigan Avenue, Westland
Few places blend horror and history quite like Eloise Asylum. Now celebrating its fifth anniversary, this massive 54,000-square-foot haunt in Westland immerses guests in a world of shadows, stories, and expertly crafted scares through November 1. From subtle whispers in the dark to sudden encounters that raise your pulse, every detail is designed for maximum nightmare capability. With more than 120 trained actors, elaborate sets, and an atmospheric 35–40-minute walkthrough, Eloise delivers a professional-level experience that feels like stepping into your own horror movie. Beyond the main haunt, visitors can also explore escape rooms and paranormal investigations for an added layer of fright.
Scarefest Scream Park
34111 28 Mile Road, Lenox
Scarefest Scream Park is “more than just a haunted house.” “No more standing in line for hours on end—experience 4 award-winning attractions using our virtual queue,” said Lauren Marino, Operations Manager. “Enjoy food trucks, beer, bonfires, scary movies, carnival games, and more while you wait. We’ll text you when it’s your turn. From our family-friendly Hayride of Doom attraction to our more intense Castle of the Dead Haunted House, Scarefest Scream Park has something for everyone.” Open Fridays, Saturdays, and select Sundays through November 2, Scarefest offers a complete night out with entertainment, atmosphere, and plenty of frightful fun for groups, couples, or even families that like a good scare. Get your tickets online to ensure your admission to a frightful night.
Wiard’s Night Terrors
5565 Merritt Road, Ypsilanti Township
Wiard’s Orchards transforms into Night Terrors, a sprawling scream park that’s been voted among America’s best. “Night Terror is Michigan’s Premier Haunted Thrill Park! We have been voted as a top 10 Scream Park in America by Hauntedworld magazine. We were voted in the top 13 hayrides in the United States. We put fear in your face! Come out and see for yourself if you dare. Only the brave survive!” said Travis Hill, Director of Operations. The orchard features five attractions in one location, including The Ultimate Haunted Barn, The MindShaft, The Asylum, Hayride of the Lost, and Alien Caged Clowns in 3D, ensuring something terrifying for everyone through November 2.
From haunted barns to immersive horror worlds, Metro Detroit’s Halloween attractions are packed with creativity and just the right amount of terror. Whether you prefer story-driven scares or adrenaline-pumping hayrides, these haunted hot spots guarantee one thing: a frightfully fun night out.
This article has been updated to include new information. The original article was published on September 26, 2016.
