🎃MontgomeryHauntedHouses.com Halloween Weekend Guide: October 17-20👻

The Halloween Season is in full swing and there are a ton of great Haunted Attractions that will be bringing on the horror all weekend long. From Haunted Trails and eerie Corn Mazes to challenging Escape Games and Zombie Shootouts, the options are truly endless.

If you are interested in a little less scares, have no fear, we have something for everyone! MontgomeryHauntedHouses.com also features Fall Fun Attractions, including Pumpkin Patches, Festivals, Hay Rides, Not-So-Scary Haunted Houses, and more!

After visiting a haunted attraction, be sure to come back and visit MontgomeryHauntedHouses.com to leave the haunt a review and rating. This will help the attraction be in the running to win the 2024 Haunt of the Year!
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	Eastaboga Manor Eastaboga, AL Open Friday and Saturday Over a 100 year old house
	Nightmare at 3008 Fultondale, AL Open Friday and Saturday Venture into Nightmare at 3008 and watch as your very worst nightmares are transformed into a terrifying reality!
	Spooktrail Quinton, AL Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday Enter Spooktrail and embark on a journey over a quarter mile long, meeting some of the creepiest of creatures along the way!
	The Horror Tuscaloosa Cottondale, AL Open Friday and Saturday The Horror has arrived in Tuscaloosa! Experience a Massive Haunted House with 2 themes that will test your sanity! Prepare yourself for classic Horror scares and new Terrifying visions as you traverse room after room of horror!
	Camp Blood Carrollton, GA Open Friday and Saturday In a sleepy little town just south of Carrollton, Georgia there lies a trail in the woods that few have dared to walk....
	The Haunted Chicken House Heflin, AL Open Friday and Saturday In 2003 Dan Hopkins made an attempt to revive the once thriving Seven Oaks chicken farm. He believed the answer to success was to order some rare genetically altered roosters from Katmandu.
	Graham Creek's Haunted Forest Foley, AL Open Saturday A Journey Through the Horror Classics Do you remember the first time you watched a horror movie? The dimly lit room, the eerie silence broken only by the creaks of the house settling, and your heart pounding in your chest as you clutched a pillow, hoping it would shield you from the terrors on the sc