The ScareHouse, Pittsburgh

Name: The ScareHouse
Address: 118 Locust St, Pittsburgh, 15223-1946, United States
Telephone: +1 412-781-5885

#30 among attractions in Pittsburgh

Amusement ride, Amusement, Game and entertainment center, Amusement park

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The ScareHouse is a nerve-jangling, immersive experience nestled in the city of Pittsburgh, United States. Known for its intense and innovative haunted attractions, ScareHouse is not just a seasonal thrill but a meticulously crafted journey into the depths of fear. As an amusement ride, it distinguishes itself by offering a multi-sensory adventure through a series of themed rooms, each designed to evoke a unique brand of terror.

Established with the aim of providing an unparalleled horror experience, The ScareHouse taps into the deepest human phobias and spins tales that unsettle even the bravest of souls. This attraction is the result of a dedicated team of designers, artists, and actors who collaborate to create a world-class haunted house experience. It's no wonder that The ScareHouse has been consistently ranked among the top haunted attractions in the nation.

Visitors to The ScareHouse can expect a journey through chilling narratives set within expertly crafted sets that rival those of Hollywood backlots. From ghastly apparitions to grotesque monsters, each element is designed to transport guests into a realm where the lines between reality and fiction blur. The haunt is reimagined each year, ensuring that even repeat visitors are caught off guard by new scares and storylines.

The ScareHouse typically operates during the Halloween season, with extended hours to accommodate the thrill-seekers who flock to Pittsburgh for this unique experience. Safety is paramount, with trained staff on hand to ensure that the terror remains strictly within the realm of entertainment.

Opened: 1999 (25 years ago)Coordinates: 40°29'57"N, 79°56'38"W

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118 Locust StEtnaPittsburgh 15223-1946 United States

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+1 412-781-5885

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