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Halls of Horror is a very scary, messy haunted house experience in Palmerton in October. It’s not for the faint of heart. We can help you save money on it.
“Winner – 2023 Haunt of the Year – Pennsylvania Haunted Houses
Be prepared for a show where you’re not just watching – you’re part of the action and you could get messy. This haunt wasn’t designed for children and could be considered inappropriate for minors. It was designed for people who love an interactive haunt and aren’t easily offended.
Halls of Horror was carefully crafted by a passionate team of family and friends who love Halloween. It’s a haunt designed to push boundaries, promising an intensely frightening, offensive and fun messy encounter. The creators work all year to perfect the attraction and make it the most unique.
Guests are split into small groups of 4 or less to give you a more personal and interactive experience.
The walk through can get messy. You’re asked not to wear anything you’re too attached to. You’re asked to leave your sensitivities, children and good clothes at home. If you have a deadly allergy to anything (food or other), please don’t participate.
Do you remember I said it was intensely frightening? It is. You can expect to experience extreme low visibility, fog, intense audio, strobe lights, damp or wet conditions, lighting, moving floors, special effects, sudden actions and an overall physically demanding environment.
Halls of Horror also hosts the Blood Experience. It’s a messier and more interactive version of Halls of Horror. It’s not like any other haunted house you’ve experienced.
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And now we need to tell you how you can save money on Halls of Horror. Book your ticket here and you can save
- $4 (15% discount) on Halls of Horror Entry
- $12 (17% discount) on Blood Experience Entry, plus a T-Shirt
Palmerton, Pennsylvania, is within 37 miles of Wilkes-Barre, Allentown, Bethlehem and Reading. Palmerton is 63 miles from Philadelphia, 75 miles from Newark, 82 miles from Jersey City and 84 miles from New York City.