Huntsville Halloween Weekend Guide: September 26-29

October is right around the corner and there are a ton of Haunted Attractions celebrating the spooky season with scares. Whether you're interested in a traditional style haunted house, an eerie trail or corn maze, https://www.huntsvillehauntedhouses.com has what you're looking for!

Once you've visited an attraction, be sure to come back and visit our site to leave a review letting the haunt crew know how your experience was. By rating and reviewing a haunt, you help them be in the running to become the 2019 Haunt of the Year!

	Haunted House of Horror Courtland, AL Open Friday 9/27, Saturday 9/28 and 13 other dates Located in the old High School of Historic Courtland, the Haunted House of Horror offers 54,000 square feet of pure terror!
	Nightmare at 3008 Fultondale, AL Open Friday 9/27, Saturday 9/28, Sunday 9/29 and 22 other dates Venture into Nightmare at 3008 and watch as your very worst nightmares are transformed into a terrifying reality!
	Insanitarium Haunted Attraction Pinson, AL Open Friday 9/27, Saturday 9/28 and 15 other dates Dr. Ausnemen has conducted experiments on the undead, and now visitors can hop into a machine and see the unknown places and encounter the creatures that are lurking.
	The Haunted Chicken House Heflin, AL Open Friday 9/27, Saturday 9/28 and 11 other dates 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.
	Sloss Fright Furnace Birmingham, AL Open Friday 9/27, Saturday 9/28 and 20 other dates Sloss Fright Furnace creates a terrifying experience that takes you into the deepest, darkest parts of the furnace. 2 TRAILS!
	PV Slaughterhouse Rainsville, AL Open Friday 9/27, Saturday 9/28 and 11 other dates The freaks from the PV Haunted Trail have moved to a new location. The PV Slaughterhouse is located only two miles from the old haunt in an abandoned meat processing plant.