Kansas City's Haunted Houses:
For decades now, Kansas Citians have been scared out of their wits by heading to one of our famous Haunted Houses. Whether you're looking to slide down a famed 5 story slide, get lost (and scared to death!) in a haunted cave, or are looking to be spooked in a haunted mansion, Kansas City is the place to be this Halloween.
The Beast:
Voted Top 10 of Haunted Houses in the US, the Beast does not disappoint. Make your way through the Werewolf Forest and zip your way out on their 4 story slide.
- 1401 West 13th Street
- Kansas City, Missouri 64102
- 816-842-4280
- INFO LINE: 816-842-0320
Save with combo admission to the Edge of Hell--check here for info.
The Edge of Hell:
The Edge of Hell has been scaring Kansas Citians for decades--and made history by allowing you to go to heaven and plunge into hell on their infamous 5 story slide.
- 1300 West 12th Street
- Kansas City, Missouri 64101
- 816-842-4279
- INFO LINE: 816-842-0320
Catacombs:
- 1100 Santa FE St
- Kansas City, MO 64101
- 816.474.3845
Fear:
- 1100 Santa Fe St.
- Kansas City, MO 64101
- 816.474.3845
Cavern of Terror:
- 14500 Old Quarry Road, Excelsior Springs, MO 64024
- 816.799.6624
The Cavern of Terror is no longer the Cavern of Terror, but renamed 'Night Stalkers Scream Park'. It promises to be bigger and creepier than ever...and houses KC's largest haunted graveyard! Ekkk!
Macabre Cinema :
- 1222 West 12th St., Kansas City, Missouri 64101
- 816-842-4280
- INFO LINE: 816-842-0320
Macabre Cinema Offical Website
Macabra Cinema houses more than 30 scenes throughout their four floors of haunted 1930's movie theater madness. Proceeds benefit the the Children's Charity of Greater Kansas City.
The Chambers of Edgar Allen Poe:
- 1100 Santa Fe, Kansas City, Missouri 64101
- 816-842-4280
- INFO LINE: 816-842-0320
Based on the scary tales of Edgar Allen Poe--this haunted house allows you to 'be a part of your favorite nightmarish tales like The Raven, The House of Usher, Rue Morgue, The Black Cat, and more! Experience the feelings of being buried alive, suffocating, or claustrophia to the extreme.' Proceeds benefit the the Children's Charity of Greater Kansas City.
