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These terrifying immersive Halloween dinners in Ontario are in creepy themed rooms

Raise your glass and enjoy a deliciously curated menu… if you dare. There’s a terrifying immersive Halloween dinner experience in Ontario and it’s not like any other dinner party you’ve experienced. Windsor’s Scarehouse brings the ultimate Halloween experience under one roof, here’s what to know.

Make your way down to Windsor, Ontario for one of the most thrilling haunted experiences in the region.

With four horrifying mazes that will surely scare your socks off, Scarehouse doesn’t hold back when it comes to elaborate, fearful experiences. The mazes include Scared Evil, Haunted Darkness, Ward 13, Mirror Maze and Fun House.

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That being said, visitors can also enjoy a delicious multi-course meal in addition to checking out the mazes.

According to organizers, the special dinner experience takes place over 90 minutes within one of the private themed spaces. It’s a true VIP experience that includes Charcuterie, Orecchiette alla Norma, Beef Brisket alla Marsala, Ratatouille, and more.

But what makes it much more entertaining is where you will be eating. There are four themed rooms: Cursed Manor, Miss Fortune, Cabin in the Woods, and Mad as a Hatter.

It’s priced at $99 per person and includes the entire dinner menu and VIP Fast Pass Access to Scared Evil. Alcohol is served but it is not included in the price shown.

Make sure to book your experience ASAP as some time slots have already sold out.

Scarehouse immersive dinner

When: Select dates in October
Where: 1441 Mcdougall Street – Windsor Ontario
Cost: $99 plus tax and tip

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