Blackout

Description (Kings Dominion)
Are you frightened of the monster that lurks under your bed? Do you ever have the feeling that something bad is about to happen? Are you worried that there is a boogie man in the closet? The things that go bump in the night are waiting for you in this darkness filled realm of nightmares. Will anyone be there to hear you scream? What you can’t see might hurt you… and in this case it will!

Description (Dorney Park) 2014
Dread that something catastrophic is about to happen? Does the fear of the unknown terrify you? What would you do if the lights went OUT? Find out in BLACKOUT – a brand new haunted experience.

Description (Dorney Park) 2021
In the 1970’s, at the height of candy and novelty manufacturing, a candy factory’s greedy owner, Miss Dee Lecktubble, was the top developer and seller of the best-tasting, most unique, and even creepy treats. Overcome by the taste of her success, Miss Lecktubble began to cut corners, and fingers and toes of her workers, to continue to be the most unique candy developer around. When faced with the reality that she was losing out to competitors with less macabre treats, the owner went on a warpath and burned down the factory with everyone, including herself, inside.

In the aftermath of this tragedy, the souls of the deceased employees still haunt the old building and the area around it. Trespassers to the decimated candy factory often say they hear noises and have experienced the smell of candy in the air. Do you dare make your way through the dark ruins of the candy factory to get a taste of the undead and possibly come face to face with the deceased Miss Dee?

*This haunted houses uses strobe lights

Description (Kings Island)
Dread that something catastrophic is about to happen? Does the fear of the unknown terrify you? What would you do if the lights went out? Don’t worry. What you can’t see can’t hurt you…it can kill you!

Description (Canadas Wonderland)
Humans have been digging for centuries, creating underground tunnels that should lead to somewhere. But within this pitch-black century-old passage below Canada’s Wonderland, it is said, there is only so far you can go. There are many questions as to why the tunnel may not have ever been completed, with reports that a group of three brave workers once tried to find out. Only one worker, named Timothy, resurfaced. Records from years ago show it took nearly a week to find Timothy. He was lying near the entrance of the tunnel early one morning, covered in dirt and ratty clothing. When he awoke, he had spoken in a chant-like voice, “we tried to find the end around the bend.” Timothy repeated this five times before snapping out of his state, or so they thought. It is alleged that Timothy’s chant put a curse on his family and the passage, with not a single human daring to venture below ground.