Dungeon of Doom starts the spooky season in Zion, Illinois. Prepare for scares, thrills, and impressive special effects and light shows. The haunted house introduces a new Dead Clown Alley and a 5,000-square-foot Sanctuary.
#2. HellsGate Haunted House
The eerie journey begins with a bus ride to a secluded mansion in the woods featuring secret passages, slides, and terrifying creatures. Rated “high” for fear by Haunted Illinois, it’s not for those with doll phobias.
#3. 13th Floor Haunted House
The new exhibits, The Deadlands and Depths of Darkness, offer post-apocalyptic horrors and deep-sea nightmares. Brace yourself for a spine-chilling experience.
#4. Evil Intentions Haunted House
With a 1-hour, 7-minute drive, Evil Intentions awaits in an abandoned casket company. Not recommended for claustrophobes, this haunted house features witch, medical, and jail cell themes.
#5. Midnight Terror Haunted House
Midnight Terror in Oak Lawn offers a mix of “old school” scares with new mechanics. The actor-driven show guarantees a spooky experience from September 29 to November 4.
#6. Basement of the Dead
This haunted attraction offers two experiences: the classic dark basement and the less-scary Shattered 3D. Realistic props and set designs add to the fright, making it a top choice for horror enthusiasts.
#7. The Old Joliet Haunted Prison
The Old Joliet Haunted Prison presents two attractions inside a real abandoned prison: Cellblock 13 and SlaughterHouse Rot Shop. Immerse yourself in the chaos of a prison riot haunted by vengeful spirits seeking revenge.
#8. Basement of the Dead (Again)
In a 121-year-old, 15,000 square-foot basement, Basement of the Dead features evil spirits and unspeakable horror.