HAUNTED ATTRACTIONS

 

Person in white hoodie looking surprised or scared in red lighting.
A person with a cracked, textured mask resembling a horror character, with intense eyes and a dark background.
Creepy clown in checkered outfit on a swing at night
Creepy figure with ghostly white eyes and claw-like hands crawling on stairs.
Person with face painted as a sinister clown, featuring exaggerated features and glowing red eyes in a blacklight setting.
Two women in a CCTV image, one holding the other's hair, appearing confrontational.
Horror-themed display of a scary nun with pale face and fangs, wearing a black habit and a large red cross necklace, standing in a dark setting.
Scary clown with makeup and a pointed hat in dim lighting
A person in costume wearing a golden turban with an eye ornament, dramatic eye makeup, and jewelry, sitting with hands clasped under their chin, in a dimly lit room.
A glowing demonic figure with sharp features, enhanced by vivid lighting, set against a dark, eerie forest backdrop.
Alien creature in a lab coat inside a neon-lit spaceship corridor.
A person with clown makeup and a Santa hat, featuring intense eye makeup and fake blood around the mouth. Colorful bokeh lights are blurred in the background.
Two people wearing creepy Halloween masks and costumes, surrounded by pumpkins and Halloween decorations.

SCAREHOUSE

ScareHouse (1999 - 2023) garnered high praise from Hollywood icon Guillermo del Toro (Pan’s Labyrinth, Hellboy, The Shape of Water) and Lord of the Rings star Elijah Wood. ScareHouse’s spine-chilling experiences captured the attention of national media, with features on Good Morning America, Late Night with Seth Meyers, CBS NEWS, Travel Channel, USA TODAY, Buzzfeed, and more.

Located just outside downtown Pittsburgh and currently on hiatus, ScareHouse remains renowned for its immersive storytelling, Hollywood-quality sets, and terrifyingly talented performers. Each season, ScareHouse unveiled new themes and horrifying surprises, keeping fans on edge and coming back for more.

KRAMPUS: Come All YE FEARFUL

Our team of designers and artists worked directly with Legendary, Weta Workshop, and writer/director Michael Dougherty to create an elaborate and interactive haunted attraction based on the smash horror comedy film KRAMPUS!

Here's a an inside look back at the haunt and our visit from Michael and star David Koechner - featuring additional footage and interviews from our friends at blastr, Stashed, Shock Till You Drop, and Universal.

Dark promotional poster for "Krampus: Come All Ye Fearful," featuring a creepy jack-in-the-box with a clown-like figure emerging. Produced by ScareHouse, Needs More Fog, and Legendary Entertainment.

THE BASEMENT

The Basement featured a series of intense, intimate and R-rated horrors that challenged the limits of fear for anyone 18 years or older and willing to sign our waiver.

The goal of our designers ws to provide boundary pushing, intense, thrilling, and emotional experiences in a safe environment. Admission was limited to just two brave guests who must first sign a waiver before entering. The design and impact of this iconic immersive experience provided the core data for a two year science study conducted by the University of Pittsburgh.

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The award-winning team behind America’s favorite haunted attractions are ready to unleash new thrilling adventures.