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These haunted attractions are the most terrifying Halloween experiences in Toronto

We’re halfway into September and that means the scariest time of the year is almost upon us. If you love everything that has to do with the Halloween season then you definitely need to go to a haunted house.

Nothing screams Halloween like walking through a terrifying maze and griping your friends tightly to avoid jump scares. If you’re one of those people or live for the thrill of it, there are a handful of haunted attractions you need to check out in Toronto.

We’ve got you covered!

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Here are 5 Toronto haunted house attractions that’ll shake you to your core:

Haunted Office

The Haunted Office is gearing up to welcome all to its abandoned office space transformed into a horrifying walkthrough. Experience one of the most terrifying haunted houses to date. After this, you may not want to go back to the office for a while. All ages are welcome but it’s not recommended for young children.

When: Coming soon
Where: 2450 Victoria Park Avenue

Legends of Horror – Casa Loma

It’s back and bigger than ever before! Now in its eighth year, Casa Loma will transform into what nightmares are made of and celebrate all things Halloween starting September 29th.

When: September 29th to October 31st
Where: Casa Loma – 1 Austin Terrace

Screemers

Screemers is back this October to scare you senseless with all its seven haunted mazes and over 120 gruesome and horrifying characters. It’s sure to give you a spook.

When: October 6 to 31 on select days
Where: Assembly Park, 80 Interchange Way, Vaughan
Cost: $39.95 plus tax Thursdays; Fridays to Sundays & Halloween (Not including October 28th to 30th) $44.95 + HST; Halloween Weekend (October 27th to 29th) $49.95 + HST

Canada’s Wonderland Halloween Haunt

What is Canada’s Wonderland without its most terrifying event of the year? The countdown has begun, Canada’s largest Halloween event, Halloween Haunt is back this month.

There are three new mazes including “Dark Ride” where guests must face the horrors waiting for them in an abandoned carnival attraction, according to CW.

When: September 23 to October 29th
Where: 1 Canada’s Wonderland Drive, Vaughan

Martino Manor Haunted House

Etobicoke’s most beloved haunted attraction is back this month and they’re ready to scare your socks off. With the scariest props and most terrifying ambiance, Martino Manor puts the M in most spooky experience in west Toronto.

When: Back September 29th until October 31st
Where: 7 McIntosh Avenue, Etobicoke
Cost: Blue Nights – $19.99; Amber Nights – $24.99; Red Nights – $29.99

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