Top 10 SCARIEST Haunted House Rides

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[@ThemeParkCrazy]

NOTE: Shocker unfortunately burned down in a fire that I didn't find out about until after publishing this. Hopefully it will be rebuilt.

[@froggyboy2031]

That’s why the guy looks burned

[@mrhandsome6013]

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[@aliciamack9323]

I grew up going to coney island in brooklyn ny . I love the spook a rama they changed after looking at this

[@ketsievazquez1067]

Awesome Hanted House Rides!!!

[@preppylifestyle8406]

Ghost train also operates in Australia at the royal show Perth .. I went on it and cried coming out of it that was 3 yrs ago

[@adeadphish7931]

"wouldn't it be fun to get paid to do this?" As a walkthrough haunt actor of 10 years, can confirm, yes, yes it is although chainsaw work is some tough stuff too

[@SpacePirateK]

I've got 23yrs in the haunt game and yes it's fun, but darn someday it can be taxing on your body that's for sure.

[@chillmushroom6016]

I'm doing it next year

[@SagittariusAyy]

Shit, what/where was your most recent gig? That DOES sound like a fun job

[@ZNC16]

Wow 10 years! And 23 years! That's amazing, what a long time to be doing that. I've considered being a scare actor...it always seems so interesting/fun.

[@SpacePirateK]

@@ZNC16 it was some of the most fun I ever had in my life. Only reason I stopped doing it was because now I have a kid of my own and want to be home for Halloween with him.

[@eviehammond9509]

I think there needs to be a horror themed park with various haunted dark rides, etc. As a lover of all things scary & Halloween Im sure theres a market out there for it.

[@lucyinwonderlandart]

Funny you should say that because me and my cousin are planning a horror based theme park where our mascot is the Grim Reaper and will have quite a few awesome and scary dark rides!

[@mancave10369]

I am thinking of making a horror park based on various horror movies like Halloween.

[@Scythera99]

Canada's Wonderland Halloween Haunt, suppose to be around every Halloween, obviously. EDIT: It's select dates from Sept 22-Oct 30

[@pysankar]

I'd definitely go to that park!

[@mdalsted]

A theme park that's horror-themed for the entire time it's open? Yeah, you may be right about there being a market for that!

[@ExplorationB]

Hotel Psycho was so insane. When you wait in line there's these TV's that look like actors are roaming the interior and that built up so much anxiety in me. The ride was AMAZING. Very well executed.

[@apollosartz4487]

i remember when i was on that ride with a few friends, two that didnt want to go in looked more terrified than we did when we came out, simply because of the moving portraits outside

[@ExplorationB]

@@apollosartz4487 for me I think it was the security cameras that were showing the inside that shook me haha

[@seventhfirestephanie8740]

I was a kid in the 70s and my Grandpa used to take me and my brother to the now defunct Pike in Long Beach, CA. There was a haunted house ride that had a real corpse as a prop that the public didn't even know about until the ride was used for a Hollywood production shoot. It was then that a crew member noticed something unusual about the prop who alerted authorities. Turns out it was the body of a man by the name of Elmer McCurdy who died with no family to claim him. His body was in the carnival circuit for yrs until it found its way in Long Beach.

[@-_-Starman-_-]

Ugh that’s so creepy! And also so disrespectful to that poor man. I hope the rest of his death is peaceful

[@SergGirl]

@@-_-Starman-_-he was a bank and train robber who got shot in 1911. Doesn’t mean it’s ok, but I guess the funeral home wanted notoriety for using his mummy as a decoration before he started being shown in carnivals and eventually ended up at the Pike.

[@BigAdam2050]

Used to work at a little park, we had a "scary" ride called Hobs Pit. Mostly relied on live actors and one secret ingredient. The ride backed onto the staff room area. So if you were having a bad day, open the door and scream at customers for a bit, then go back about your day.

[@jasonsmith3273]

Cant believe they got rid of that, one of the best rides at pleasurewood hills bar none

[@SOBEKCrocodileGod]

That sounds therapeutic

[@bradythomas234]

Honestly American parks should take notes. Imagine a hardcore haunted house attraction with a dark ride track. It'd be a neat concept. The cage also helps actors from getting punched lol

[@snowowlmv3]

Yes! We need more of these over in America. Cages on the cart included, because being punched while you’re in the groove of acting is not pleasant.

[@graffiti.777]

I really hope Universal considers making a horror ride like these. Maybe the new classic monsters land at epic universe will have something like these

[@alphawinnergx9127]

All these rides look scary, but I believe nothing can beat a walkthrough haunted house ! A top ten for these attractions would be so cool !

[@MysteriumArcanum]

Agreed! Then again I'm an actor at my local haunt so I may be a smidge biased lol

[@natwalsh2710]

@@MysteriumArcanum XD

[@RandyMarshMurica]

I would normally agree with this but the way they do walk through haunted mazes these days aren’t as good. Theres no longer any space between you and 100 people ahead of you and behind you. You see the scare actors way ahead of time and having so many people around you takes away the immersion of feeling like you are walking through the maze alone…

[@Ronnie06spartan]

What might make these rides kinda scary is that in a walk through haunted house, you can always walk a little faster if you get too scared (well sometimes at least). But in these haunted houses, you're stuck in a ride seat moving slowly through the ride. You gotta wait for the cart to move through the whole house before you can leave!

[@dreajp]

​@RandyMarshMurica I will agree to a certain degree. But my Busch Gardens does amazing with their haunted houses/mazes. The only people I paid attention to was my group of people. AND WE WERE RUNNING at some parts hahaha. My heart was POUNDING. Shit was hilarious

[@ZC-Infinity]

If I could make a haunted house ride, I'd call it "10 Levels of Hell" or something like that. It would be comprised of 10 rooms, each scarier than the last. First room would just have dollar store Halloween props scattered around, second room would have some scarier Halloween costumes, with a jumpscare from one of them right before the Buggy enters the next room, third room would have blood and lightning effects with some animatronic spiders, and so on, until the ninth room which would be almost complete sensory overload of scary visuals and noises all relentlessly attacking the riders, and for the tenth room, there would be... Nothing! Absolutely nothing! Just a cold dark room the riders would travel through for about 10-15 seconds before the doors outside open and the ride ends. Tell me that wouldn't be the perfect topper to the scariest ride of your life!

[@Yo-ym7qe]

Thatd be awesome!

[@jaggerguth4391]

How About a Haunted Hotel Ride With Keith Silverstein as The Host and The Evil Laughing and Screaming Will Be Bryce Papenbrook and Christena Vee.

[@RedSpade37]

Where do I sign?

[@hunterr7082]

Amazing

[@dutchvanderlinde4713]

You’re cooking

[@tomtheboii]

I’ve actually ridden Daemonium last month in Berlin, it was pretty overpriced and underwhelming. The only part that was a little scary, was the guy with the chainsaw (but you could see him from the station). The rest of the ride didn’t contain any jumpscares, only a bunch of dioramas.

[@rosykindbunny1313]

Honestly, the only thing that deters me from these horror rides is jumpscares. I can't handle them at all, and I'd prefer to get spooked by the imagery, sounds, and atmosphere. This ride honestly sounds perfect for me.

[@KittTheHistorian]

As a regular visitor of Spøgelsestoget on Bakken, I can assure that yes, indeed, there are more than one touching scare actors on that ride, I've had my shoulder grabbed, my hair tousled, and my ear blown into. Not sure how much of that is still ongoing in these covid times, but definitely has been all the way up to the pandemic 😬

[@wellsjn1]

"A urinating skeleton, how cool is that?"-TPC 2021

[@christinedubois5954]

Didn’t you also say that they was a Wolf Man Cameo on this Dark Ride, as well?

[@happy_hunnabee]

Ah yes A peeing skeleton

[@ohitspep]

So glad you included Hotel Psycho, the only ghost train to legitimately scare the hell out of me! Fun fact for the head-squashing at 8:50, there's a perfectly timed mist spray when the guy's head pops. 7:50 I like the little love taps Leatherface gives with the chainsaw, very cute.

[@autumwatson6880]

I’ve never risen it but I really think just from seeing this Hotel Psycho should be #1!

[@ThemeParkCrazy]

Happy Halloween everyone! 🎃🧛‍♀️🍬- PLEASE NOTE: The video was initially uploaded with the wrong title. The title is fixed now.

[@ThemeParkAvenue]

Happy Halloween to my favorite theme park channel!

[@gamingwiz1992]

Hi and have a happy halloween

[@pecemakor917]

spooky scary skeletons

[@kellydaunis]

Happy Halloween 🎃🎃👻👻

[@chadbroski9438]

Hi there! I'm your biggest fan :) can't be a theme park crazy upload without a reupload

[@jobgelissen]

Unfortunately Shocker went up in flames in 2020 while stationed in Hannover so at this time is no longer in existence.

[@EerieProps]

Some of those props/animatronics look like either Gore Galore, Distortions Unlimited or Poison Props made some of those. I am in the Halloween business, there are a lot of companies out there that you won't find at Spirit Halloween.

[@GoldStar154]

I don't know anything about Halloween decorations. All I know is that I'm not getting any sleep tonight.

[@mancave10369]

Distortions never fails to scar me

[@ThemeParkAvenue]

That Terror Castle does look scary but the fast pace makes it seem pretty fun to ride! A lot of these rides show that you don’t need a high budget to make a good ride.

[@STSGuitar16]

Man, could you how absolutely insanely scary of a ride that Disney could make in the Haunted Mansions' settings? They take it very very VERY easy on us in the ride we see today (which I totally understand, it is meant to be a ride for the whole family of all ages), but they're fully capable of making the best all-out, fully terrifying, non family-friendly haunted house attraction ever built if they really wanted to. Yes, many of the rides here are pretty dang scary, but most of these rides are done on a low budget with some pretty shoddy-at-best scenes. However, if Disney wanted to put the money up and let the Imagineers get to work, they could make the Haunted Mansion into the scariest ride ever. Every time I ride through the mansion, I always see sooooooo many opportunities for GREAT scare sequences they could put together if they really wanted to do it. The HM setting and scenes are the best of the best, with impeccable attention to every single last detail; more so than any other parks in the world. So what happens when those people who make the best of the best attractions were to also try to make the scariest of the scary Haunted Mansion ride? Well, I think we'd probably all be shitting our pants lol. I mean, just imagine how scary the corridor scene when the Doom Buggy is carrying us down that hallway of doors could be. Ghouls popping out at you; live scare actors, the works. They got all the bones already there for making a terrifying attraction.

[@noelepeterson2036]

It's funny you say that because the haunted mansion WAS originally planned to be TERRIFYING, but they dropped it in favor of a more family-friendly tone. But, I think it would be SO cool to see it in all it's horror-filled glory!

[@STSGuitar16]

@@noelepeterson2036 Oh yeah, I am familiar with that story as well. First haIf is more serious and spooky, and the second half is more silly. I was just thinking today about how much I would've loved to have been a fly on the wall throughout the entire process of creating the Mansion from the very earliest stages all the way through to the opening of the ride. I mean, I have seen a few docs on the creation of the HM, but I really just want to dive in as deep as possible into everything to do with creating that ride. While riding through, I always wonder things like, "hmm, ok those busts in the library are pretty cool, I wonder whose idea it was to put that scene right where it is, and what was their architectural and design inspiration for the look of this room?, or "hmm, I wonder who laid out the order of the rooms we see in the mansion", or "hmm, I wonder what interactions took place in the imagineering shop to make them decide to put this little insignificant table in this hallway?" that kind of stuff. For whatever reason, the insignificant props and settings on all Disney rides are so cool to think about to me. Many of those things probably started out their "lives" in a much different setting, but now they sit as an excellent detail in one of the best rides ever, being viewed by thousands of people each day. Just a fun thing to think about lol. Everything done was a totally conscious decision, and I just wish I knew what every single detail of every single room, including every single "boring office meetings" were like. It is just an attraction that completely fascinates me.

[@noelepeterson2036]

@@STSGuitar16 ooooh, yeah. I really like things like that. Idk, people making stuff is just intriguing!

[@jaggerguth4391]

There More of This. Disney Haunted Mansion is Basically Two Ideas Clobbered Together.

[@Anime_theatre_lover]

I hope they don’t because I love spooky stuff but I still have nightmares

[@Nlangkirby135]

Its amazing how powerful soundtrack can be. One example that scares me is the THX logo. That deep note scares the living poopoo out of me.

[@tcrpgfan]

Just go look up the simpsons' variation (Yes it exists). It's hilarious.

[@liri6071]

The clowns that lunge forward in Spøgelsestogen are called clown horde. They are made by Poison Props ~ 5000$ with audio and shipping in the U.S.

[@LeeDassin]

I always wonder about using real people in haunted houses, mainly things like reactions from some people. I can see myself hitting someone in self defense if I was surprised with a real person when I was expecting props. I would feel horrible for hurting someone who was just doing their job :(

[@bane5921]

You could be arrested for assault

[@themeparklover88]

I remember going on terror castle when I was 3! It was the most vivid thing when the man operating said ‘Are you ready?’ And a terrified 3 year old cries ‘no!’ As the operator presses the button. 😂😂😂

[@EchoBrick]

Living in Delaware I would have never thought to see an attraction from the state on a theme park crazy video.

[@faselblaDer3te]

4:27 just in case anyone was wondering, here's what the banner says: Newly arrived unbeatable ghosts 'I know no fear, unless I'd get scared' - Haunted House Ride Eddy Also, on the balcony you can see at 4:15 , there often is an actor in a skeleton costume, with a large spider on a fishing rod, who scares unsuspecting passers-by - always great fun to watch from a distance ;-D

[@mikeyg9958]

In Coney Island's Spook-O-Rama, I vividly remember something touching the top of my head along with the person next to me. I didn't see what it was because I had my eyes shut throughout the entire ride; I was around 9 or 10.

[@Raerofficial]

I think making a horror ride, then intentionally making it go into disrepair could be great. Kinda like a fine aged cheese. Scary as hell, but not actually dangerous

[@ralelunar]

One of the haunted mazes at Knott's Scary Farm is kinda like this. The story of the maze is that you enter a dark ride that has been derailed by maniacs, forcing to move on foot through the track and through backstage control rooms.

[@ralelunar]

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[@brettnelson9185]

I’m in my mid 30s, I have memories of actors working at the end of horror funhouse rides in the US (PA/NJ) for me. Grabbing your shoulder or scaring kids. A shame they don’t do that anymore

[@apothecurio]

As a haunter something that’s fun is looking at the professional animatronics and just thinking shit like “oh poison props, or damn distortions unlimited!”

[@DeadHouseMouse]

I feel like I’d be more inclined to get in a cart-based haunted house ride than go through a walkthrough one, bc if I get too overwhelmed I can just curl up and pretend I don’t exist for the duration

[@alexkiggins482]

Glad to see that distortions unlimited scare factory and poison props are being used in haunted houses all around the world

[@Charlzey1998]

Trust me Terror Castle is LOUD AF i could hear it from my caravan about 400 odd yards away.

[@tealllama]

Random fact that no one asked for: The animatronic at 3:47 is the Killer Clown Horde (KCH1225) by Poison Props.

[@jaggerguth4391]

I Thought It was the insane Clown Posse

[@Kiriharaakira]

For the final one, or the top 1, did you notice there was a bloody writing at the entrance gate said “why me….?”? That one seriously creeps me out even over the screen.

[@vindurza]

"wouldn't it be fun to get paid to do this?" as a haunt actor for 6+ years I can say it really really is. messing with folks by acting like prop in my scenes their reactions always made my day.

[@PrincessSnowbelle]

Love the urinating skeleton, but I gotta ask...How!?! Some of his equipment is missing!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@awkwardbean1504]

"Equipment" 😭😭

[@mariahhelton272]

I've ridden Spøgelsestoget several times in 2016. I think the had already stopped allowing the actors to touch you, but they did a really clever loophole while I was there. From what I could tell in the dark the workers have string that they position to drag across your face/exposed skin, like an arm. I don't think it was anything preset as it didn't always happen and the timing wasn't consistent when it did. I thought it was really effective creepy feeling without being too invasive.

[@ralelunar]

I couldn't believe that Spook A Rama was so high on this list, or that it made the list at all. But I didn't know that it was recently renovated, so that makes me interested in giving it another ride.

[@hootowl2112]

Actors in a dark ride have another hazard they have to be aware of, the moving cars themselves!

[@sydniee102]

The second haunted house in the Grand Pier is the first and only haunted house ride to date to genuinely scare me

[@FamilyDayTrippersUk]

Glad we could contribute to your awesome compilation. Never would I imagine Weston Super Mares Grand Pier House of Horrors ghost train would feature alongside so many other brilliant ghost trains.

[@rollercoasterman8114]

They really nailed the unsettling vibe with it all of the scenes look like a real house.

[@ThemeParkCrazy]

No problem! Also, apologies for the typo in your screen credit. I'll put a link to your channel in the description.

[@FamilyDayTrippersUk]

@@ThemeParkCrazy no worries, didn’t even notice 🤣

[@kelsimorrison5386]

Happy Halloween everyone I hope that this video doesn't give you nightmare

[@kelsimorrison5386]

@Tom Whalen hi Tom

[@kelsimorrison5386]

@Tom Whalen not much just helping my grandma take care of the kids since I have a day off for work today

[@AtlantaGymFan]

In the early 80s a group of my friends and I went through a haunted house in Roswell Georgia. While we walk through it actors would grab at our ankles and. then we came to the last room. A ghoul with a chainsaw charged us from the left and as we shrinked back, the wall on the right collapsed and a group of actors grabbed at us.

[@AwesomeEvan9]

Ah, solid Carpetbagger cameo!

[@theredghostman9279]

I think I was on psycho hotel as a kid, I was under age and dragged on by my sister. I was very tall so the operator did not question my age, I was seven.

[@JugglerOfWords]

Spøgelsestoget = The Ghost Train, and I remember riding it as a kid, but I don't remember someone grabbing my shoulder though...

[@GbHandlebar]

Everything I’ve seen showing Maury’s “Ghost Train” (your No.3) has been impressive. That would be my first pick of such rides to try, for sure.

[@Coaster-Toaster]

House of Horrors at Grand Pier looks so damn good! Love the theming, jumped straight to my bucketlist. Shocker is the best travelling and Hotel Psycho by far the best ghosttrain i know. :)

[@Soldier1Violin]

The scariest haunted house ride that I have ever been on was at a fair in Washington state. I'm sure it moves around- but that's where I was living at the time. I was very young, and had never seen anything truly scary before then. At first, I thought the ride was simply a more Halloween-ish version of the walkthrough Funhouse right next to it, and my parents wouldn't let me try it out. But after some convincing they finally let me, and I walked right on. There was no line, and I found the ride to actually be in a cart with a track. The cart was black, and might have had some ghosts on it or something, I don't quite remember. Anyway, the entire thing was filled with nothing but people getting executed in various ways, such as the electric chair, or someone's head getting ripped off by the upper part of their jaw. Sadly, I don't remember what it was called, but it haunted me for a very long time.

[@gotchaawesome2407]

You forgot to mention the Mummy ride at Universal Studios Hollywood it is a haunted house and also a roller coaster absolutely terrifying and really beautifully created

[@ghostercreative]

Amazing! So happy to help out with this, Terror Castle is definitely deserving of the title all these years on!

[@AnoukiMorgenstern]

I always thought having actual scare actors in haunted house rides was a common thing? Every haunted house ride I've been on had several scare actors throughout, most also jumping out from somewhere, or jumping onto the the back of the cart, following it around, etc. Some ride vehicles didn't even have the cages, so I once accidentally head butted one of those actors when he jumped onto it lmao I'm based in Germany btw!

[@DiaryofaRollerCoasterGirl]

Few things to note: - Psychos is absolutely awful, I can't believe anyone actually voted for it! - House of Horrors is a neat little dark ride, but it not scary in the slightest. - Daemonium is nice coz of how big it is, but again it's not really that good. - Shocker is no longer with us as it caught fire 😢 - Terror Castle isn't that good anymore after they changed it in 2019, its a lot tamer now and nowhere near as good - You didn't include Geisterstadt 😭

[@ThemeParkCrazy]

Geisterstadt unfortunately didn't get enough votes. I would have made it an honorable mention, but I was under a time crunch. I'll see if I can feature it in a future vid though.

[@DiaryofaRollerCoasterGirl]

@@ThemeParkCrazy you had better coz it's AWESOME 😆

[@growlsnarlbark]

I went on the Breen Park one when I was about 10. Wasn't warned about how intense it would be. It was especially bad since I have autism and loud sounds, especially sirens and alarms, can make me panic. If you love a good scare I recommend it, but definitely not for me! haven't ridden a haunted house ride since haha

[@joeoldskoolbeef]

I’ve been on Terror Castle a couple of times and can confirm that it is a VERY disturbing ride.

[@xxLozzABomBxx]

Turns out I went on the hotel psycho ride in Vienna a few years ago (had no idea it was called that). Laughed when it was #2 on this list because I remember almost nothing since I had my eyes shut like 85% of the time 🤣 guess I need to go back...

[@coltonandjen]

I could be wrong, but didn't Shocker recently have a fire? I can't remember with 100% certainly

[@williamhatfield1094]

1583?!?! That's crazy, I can only imagine what the original rides were like

[@CosplayCore]

"If you're afraid of skeletons..." Me: ... There are people afraid of skeletons????

[@RichieJimyt]

I don't know what's worse. Having scare actors jump at you on a dark ride or locked in a cage during said ride

[@internetclown904]

I would want a creepy ride dedicated to serial killers. It'd be creepy to go through a ride that displays the killers in the middle of committing their acts. THAT would be truly horrifying as a ride!

[@uncanny_ally]

Carpetbaggers ride on Spook-o-Rama is gut-hurting funny. Big nods to what Jacob has been up to during haunt season.

[@erahriddle1256]

Jacob is awesome

[@GingerSnape46]

Happy Halloween, Comment Section!

[@MrCupcake946]

When I saw DAEMONIUM, I was about about to say I found this one not scary at all and immediately thought GHOST TRAIN should be on the list instead ! (finaly it is, and the 3rd place is well deserved for it haha). DAEMONIUM came only one year at Foire Du Trone instead of the really frightening GHOST TRAIN that comes every year since a looong time, and even if DAEMONIUM didn't scared me, I have to say this was the best executed and the most beautiful and unique hauted house fair ride I had the chance to ride. GHOST TRAIN only gave me the worsts nightmares of my life, this one is so scary that everyone freaks out just waiting in front of the ride. There is also KING KONG that should be on the list, the one with the big blue gorilla that makes all the ride facade. This ride is just too intense, the seats are so small, the turns are so brutal and the animatronics and jumscares appears at only 2 cm of your face... everything's here to make you feel you gonna die inside ! Anyway I'm so happy to see that you are also talking about rides in France 😁

[@partyremix8514]

05:08 Sadly the Shocker ride burnt down some months ago😢 But i once rode it on oktoberfest in 2016💪🏻

[@Christian1999DK]

i am impressed, a ride from my home nation of Denmark, yea that ghost train ride is really cool, plus there is actually a unique feature of the operators being able to turn up the horror segments if people want an exstra scare as in the group of clowns insted of standing still, they will instead rush forward with their movement activated, and the live actor is actually still a thing as i was there during this years summer vaction, as in the live actor was not used due to covid restrictions and was lifted due to covid not being such a huge problem when most people got vaccinated. but still nice to see all these different rides, but basicly "Spøgelsestoget" is translated to "ghosttrain" and is essentialy spoken "Spøgelses toget", but still good on you for atleast trying to speak danish

[@tgarvis7120]

I want the job as the guy on Psychos that walks around in a cheap Jason Voorhees mask and chainless chainsaw. Would get a lot of steps.

[@mikethewhizz5085]

I know Wisconsin Dells has had a lot of horror attractions come and go over the years, but I don't recall ever actually doing any myself. I wonder if those are any good

[@AHHHHHHHHHHHHl]

When I took a ride on Spøgelsesetoget, I was touched on my calf. I think that was much scarier than a touch on the shoulders.

[@XtremeCoasters]

Thanks for featuring one of our videos 😃 We really enjoyed that, what a great top 10!

[@tommylap01]

Vomit wins, because vomit is one of the most horrifying things

[@OutbackBrady]

I live in delaware and I've been riding that haunted mansion ride for over 15 years, it doesn't get old! Also, would it qualify as a "credit" since it's technically suspended steel? lol

[@tomwolfe6063]

There is nothing in this world that could ever be quite so terrifying ………as a urinating skeleton. Where do these sickos even come up with such a thing?

[@melissamarie7930]

I went on spook-o-rama both before and after it was redone! 😍❤️

[@melissamarie7930]

@Mushie I will say as a kid the original scared me a lot, but that’s just natural. The new one has some crazy life like animatronics that genuinely give me shivers! So definitely the new one

[@user-wp2fc6wi2y]

Shocker isn’t operating anymore. I’m living in Germany and I was very often on it, but Shocker was sold in 2018 and I don’t know where it is now

[@mek2023]

I go to Rehoboth every year with my family. As a kid I didn't want to go on the teacup ride because it's right next to the haunted mansion. I dont like jumpscares and still.refuse to go on that ride. Even more now. Lol

[@neilpayton]

I also wanted to point out that terror castle the cannabalostic thing was actually first started by a big wolf that would pop out of a box in blue flashing light

[@sadgirl7321]

There’s this one haunted ride on the grounds of the griffin park/observatory called “the haunted hay ride” that’s got good scares, one of them ‘hell-Billy’ is a good one!

[@rjkral]

Rode SPOOK-A-RAMA in 2011. Must have been a very off day: a total of just 3 gags could be seen separated by long sections of total darkness and no sound fx or anything. Yes, just 3 visible items inside the whole ride. Good to see it's been fixed!

[@dominodan7933]

It is so sad Shocker burned down. I rode it at Fundomio for the last time

[@jakesgreatadventures]

Honestly I would love to have a job as an actor on a haunted house ride

[@neilpayton]

For hotel psycho why age 12 can’t it be 16,17 or 18 I mean their just kids and adults are much more brave

[@carolinebutler6776]

gotta introduce em while they're young :)

[@halloweenhaunter9842]

My haunted house ride : The facade - Phantom Manor The Indoor Queue: Stretching Room Portrait Gallery Grand Staircase The ride scenes: Living Room Sinister 11 Hall The Library Music Room Spider Stair Climb Endless Hallway The Conservatory Corridor of Doors The Seance Room The Ballroom The Attic The Graveyard & the Dungeon Catacombs Barnyard Cornfield

[@christopherherold3621]

Have you heard of the haunted house in Ocean city md ? I have been riding this for 30 years and they have changed it since the beginning. The other one that is now gone is morbid manor in oc md on the pier

[@bearz3424]

I rode the terror castle when I was younger, never thought I would see it on one of these videos, but as a kid it scared me pretty bab lmao

[@gamebrogaming10111]

My brother doesn't like the fact that there are roller coaster enthusiast. He doesn't like the fact that you dive deep into certain details. What do you have to say?

[@TheBusymumof4]

He doesn’t have to watch them?

[@gamebrogaming10111]

@@TheBusymumof4 he doesn't watch them, he complains that I watch it

[@TheBusymumof4]

Why does he care what you watch?

[@gamebrogaming10111]

@@TheBusymumof4 idk

[@mombiethezombie7536]

As a scare actor, yes, yes it very fun getting paid to scare the crap out of people.

[@Violet_boba123]

i wouldn't go on these rides alone i would go only if my friends and family were going like i really hated haunted house rides

[@TheisExplainsHowTo]

I was at bakken yesterday, i can confirm the live actor is very much alive and there.

[@user-ic4cy3jy8x]

I’m in Britain and I’m an enthusiast and I have never even heard of the pier dark ride!

[@funfairs__uk]

It's fairly near me it's in Weston-super-Mare just about 10 minutes away from Brean

[@rinneil]

Aaaa, I love Spook-O-Rama! Until the pandemic hit my family would try to go to NYC once every summer and since I became an adult we had to do that ride every time! One time my sister and I went on it and at the very end the ride op popped out from around the corner and scared the pants off of us, lmao

[@apollosartz4487]

I remember going on Hotel Psycho when i was 13. had my eyes closed 90% of the time so i can hardly say what i thought of it

[@sieje]

There was a little walk through haunted house in Panama City Beach’s Miracle Strip Amusement Park in the 90’s. There was 2 haunted houses there: one was a ride into a haunted castle I think, then there was the walk through house...I was 7 and terrified! If anyone remembers or has info, Hmu.

[@MrDerekRD]

✨🍬🤡👹👻🎃😀🧡🖤HAPPY HALLOWEEN 2021 EVERYONE !!!!!🖤🧡😀🎃👻👹🤡🍬✨

[@lauriehoule9889]

Why don’t they put real scare actors in these dark rides?!?! Now that would be scary!

[@BonBonToro]

I remember going to the haunted house in winter wonderland in london one year and at the end they had like this scary thing fling at you which was operated by some guy near the end who would manually swing it out to jumpscare you I think the thing swung so hard it like hit my hand a little 😂

[@TayWoode]

Those caged vehicules are a good idea coz you feel more confined and can’t escape and effects can be seen very close up

[@Thousandeyes85]

Only one American haunted ride made the list!? We really need to step our game up

[@HeartlessRandomguy]

What? No Phantom Manor? Come on, it's the only Disney ride that's actually scary, besides maybe It's a Small World XD

[@import26]

Why is it that a lot of these rides' carts seemed to be completely enclosed like cages?

[@ThemeParkCrazy]

Probably to protect the scare actors from getting punched.

[@Jake76667]

8:10 i got to check out hotel psycho. the animatronics look really creepy but also really detailed with there movement & costumes