🎃 SavannahHauntedHouses.com Halloween Weekend Guide: Oct 10-13 👻

The weekend is almost here and the Halloween Season is in full swing. Haunted Attractions throughout Savannah are delivering some serious scares and thrill-seekers won't want to miss out on what's in store. From creepy Haunted Trails and Haunted Hay Rides, to Zombie Attractions and Escape Games, there's endless entertainment taking place all month.

If you're someone who can't handle the scares, have no fear - SavannahHauntedHouses.com features Not-So-Scary Haunted Houses, along with Fall Fun for those of all ages. Whether you want to pick the perfect pumpkin at a local patch or sip on some cider at a festival, we have what you're looking for!

After visiting a haunted attraction, be sure to come back and visit SavannahHauntedHouses.com to leave the haunt a review and rating. This will help the attraction be in the running to win the 2024 Haunt of the Year!
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	Screamz Haunted Experience Hoboken, GA Open Friday and Saturday SCREAMZ Haunted Experience is located on what was once a working family farm in the heart of Hoboken, Georgia. In 2018 it was turned into SCREAMZ Haunted Experience which now includes a Haunted Museum, Haunted Forest and Haunted Field.
	Savannah Terrors Savannah, GA Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday Savannah Terrors Tour Embark on an encounter with the captivating Savannah Terrors. Let Savannah Terrors guide you through the chilling mysteries of this picturesque city, where authentic tales of lurking ghosts unfold on its shadowed streets.
	XscreamScapes Halloween North Charleston, SC Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday XscreamScapes is a spine-chilling interactive experience where time travel and unpredictable terror meet head-on. Thrill-seeking guests will be immersed in a time traveling experience where our dimension collides with one much darker and sinister.
	Holy City Halloween Charleston, SC Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday Location: Prepare for Charleston’s Scariest Haunted Attraction! The Old Meddin Building, founded in the 1890s at 34 Woolfe Street, once served as an ice plant and later as a mysterious meat slaughterhouse.