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Thought I'd list this since I found it online, and figured maybe others were looking for fun Halloween things to do this month!
Nightmare on Independence
3900 East Independence BLVD
Charlotte, NC
704-532-9546
Fri. 6pm-11pm
Sat. 4pm-11pm
Sun. 4pm-9pm
Haunted Hayride
3900 Rocky River Rd.
Charlotte, NC 28215
$15
Friday and Saturday 7pm-10pm
The Campground Massacre
940 Gold Hill Rd.
Fort Mill, SC
1-866-SLASHER
$15 for The Massacre and Mina's Mansion
Friday and Saturday 7:30pm-Midnight (closes earlier in the beginning of Oct.)
Open the entire week up to and including Halloween 7:30pm-Midnight
Boogerwoods Howl-o-ween Spooktacular
725 Phaniels Church Rd.
Rockwell, NC
704-855-7922
$15
Oct. 26, 27, 31 and Nov. 3rd starting at 7pm
Scarowinds Halloween Haunt
Carowinds
Avenue of the Carolinas
Charlotte, NC 28273
$33.99 online and $42.99 at the gate
Oct. 9-11, 16-18, 23-25, 29-31
7pm-Midnight (until 1am Oct. 24th and 31st)
Howl-O-Fest's Boo Blast
Carowinds
Avenue of the Carolinas
Charlotte, NC 28273
$33.99 online
Saturdays and Sundays thru Nov. 1st
12pm-5pm Show Times:
Hickory Grove Haunted Trail
4064 Mountain View Street
Gastonia, NC
$10 Adults
Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday in Oct.
Wednesday, Oct. 28-Saturday, Oct. 31st
Reaper Woods Haunted Trail
3300 Orphanage Rd.
Concord, NC
980-521-2618
$8
Every Friday and Saturday in Oct.
Every Night of the Week Leading up to Halloween
Great list! I was hoping someone would do this this year. Hopefully it can get "stuck"
Here's another event I saw.
Haunted Homesite
Description: Treat your family to a fun evening at the museum’s annual Haunted Homesite event! Families will have the opportunity to go on an outdoor tour with some scary surprises on the historic grounds of the Hezekiah Alexander Homesite. Inside the museum, enjoy a variety of hands-on activities, crafts, and storytelling. Learn about the Day of the Dead, a special holiday celebrated in Mexico, Central America, and in parts of the United States, held each year on November 1 to honor the dead.
Time: Oct. 24 6-9 p.m.
Cost: $5 for members, $7 for non-members
Address: Charlotte Museum of History, 3500 Shamrock Drive, Charlotte, N.C. 28215
Web site: The Charlotte Museum of History
On Friday, 10/23, psychic Mary Beth Wrenn is hosting another evening at The Haunted Mill. I did this last year, and it was really fun, being able to explore old sections of the mill. She did a short gallery of a few readings before the event, and she had someone who talked about EVP, or electronic voice phenomena, and played a few recordings they had made. It was an interesting, different kinda night out!
I was watching "North Carolina Weekend" this morning and they were showing what looks to be one, if not the best, haunted attraction anywhere in the state. Has anyone been to the Original Hollywood Horror Show? It's the only haunted house produced by true Hollywood filmmakers, Dean & Starr Jones.
This may not be what some consider the "Charlotte area", but not more than a couple hours drive.
I would love to hear from anyone that has been to this. From what I saw on TV, it looks incredible!
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