Best Haunted Houses in Toronto | Top Halloween Attractions

Julie Anne L.
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If you’re looking to experience the best haunted houses in Toronto, you’re in for a treat—and perhaps a few nightmares. Whether you’re after heart-pounding thrills, spine-tingling scares, or the eerie excitement of exploring dark corridors, Toronto’s top haunted attractions have you covered. Below is a guide to some of the most terrifying spots in the city, guaranteed to deliver a night of thrills this Halloween season.

The Spookiest and Best Haunted Houses in Toronto

1. Martino Manor (Opening October 4)

This 3-story haunted house and outdoor maze, located in Etobicoke, promises a truly terrifying experience. Live actors and unexpected scares pack this experience, making it so intense that it’s suitable only for those 14 and older. Tickets are available at the door, priced between $19.99 and $29.99 (cash only, tax included).

2. King City Nightmares (September 27 – November 2)

If you’re up for the challenge, King City Nightmares is considered one of the scariest haunted houses in the GTA. This immersive attraction will push you to your limits with its atmospheric setting and intense scares. Tickets can be purchased through e-transfer or at the door (cash only).

3. The Haunted Office (October 11 – November 2)

What was once a bustling office is now a haunted walkthrough filled with chilling surprises. Though open to all ages, it’s not recommended for young children. If you’re ready for a truly hair-raising experience, The Haunted Office won’t disappoint.

4. Screemers (October 11 – November 1)

Screemers is an all-in-one horror fest, featuring seven haunted mazes, over 120 live actors, and unlimited rides on the “Midway of Madness.” The event takes place under a massive 15,000-square-foot tent, so you don’t need to worry about the weather. Food trucks and the Vampire Lounge complete the experience.

  • Location: Assembly Park, 80 Interchange Way, Vaughan
  • More Info: screemers.ca

5. Legends of Horror at Casa Loma (October 3 – November 2)

Casa Loma’s stunning setting transforms into a 2km horror trail that winds through the castle grounds. As you wander at your own pace, you’ll encounter theatrical performances and eerie scenes, enhanced by 3D projections. It’s an immersive experience unlike any other.

6. Horror Hallways (September 27 – October 31)

Prepare to face your fears in this dark, winding maze of terror. Horror Hallways is not for the faint-hearted, and it’s strongly advised that young children avoid this attraction. The sheer intensity of the experience will keep you on edge throughout your visit.

7. Thornhill Woods Haunted House (October 28 – 31)

This neighborhood haunt has been thrilling locals since 2004. The homeowners turn their yard into a full-fledged haunted cemetery and house. It’s a community event that’s free to attend, making it a great option for families looking for some Halloween fun.

8. Halloween Haunt at Canada’s Wonderland

Canada’s Wonderland pulls out all the stops for Halloween with its massive Halloween Haunt. Featuring seven scare zones and the new Demons of the Deep maze, this event offers a mix of horrifying attractions and thrilling night rides.

9. Fear Farm (September 28 – October 27)

Fear Farm is famous for its world-class haunted hayride and seven haunted experiences. This outdoor attraction features live actors and real horses, creating a fully immersive, fear-inducing atmosphere. Note that tickets must be purchased in advance, as no sales are available at the gate.

  • Location: 936685 Blenheim Rd, Bright, ON
  • More Info: fearfarm.ca

10. Bingeman’s Scream Park (September 27 – October 27)

Bingeman’s Scream Park in Kitchener is the ultimate destination for a night of Halloween thrills. Featuring spooky mazes and live actors, it’s a family-friendly event that offers scares for all ages. Be sure to grab your tickets early!

Hey, it's Julie! Fueled by coffee and cuddles from my 5 feline overlords, I'm on a perpetual quest for the perfect plate. When I'm not exploring new restos, you'll find me curled up with a good book or planning my next adventure.

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