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Welcome to Dark Scares Haunted Attraction 2011! We are one of Arizona's Premiere Haunted Houses, offering 2 haunts which total over 10,000 square feet of terror. This year we've added two whole new themes as well has hundreds of new props and effects! We are located at Mesa Riverview in the Theatre District, right next to Toby Keith's Bar and Grill. We will be open this year from October 1st to October 31st, every Friday through Sunday as well as Halloween night. Both haunts are entirely in doors with air conditioning, and open regardless of the weather. Tickets are $15 and include a trip through both of our terrifying haunts. Although we have no age restrictions,we suggest children should be 13 or older, as the haunt may be upsetting to younger children. If you have any questions feel free to contact us.
For further information on ticketing, please see our Ticket section.



Open Oct 1st - Oct 31st
Friday & Saturday
7PM-Midnight
Sunday
7PM-10PM
Monday-Thursday
Closed
Thursday October 27th
Family Night!
7PM-10PM
Halloween Night
7PM-10PM
House 666 on the Lane
Some say the house is haunted, while others say evil, but everyone knows that it has simply become known a House 666. Built over a century ago, many families have moved in and out of the house, but after countless strange accidents and mysterious disappearances, the house has since been abandoned. Still, reports of ghostly sightings and strange noises emanate from the house and those who dare to enter have never returned. Supposedly the house is empty....or is it? Care to find out?
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Le Carnaval des Non Morts: Entertain the End
Medieval transcripts report a band of travelers arriving from beyond the forest in Cluj, Eastern Europe. It describes them as soulless blood thirsty heathens wreaking havoc and preying on the weak and the frail. After years of torment and numerous disappearances the villagers burned the site of the travelers only to return in the morning to find no trace of its existence. Their site was called Le Carnaval des Non Morts. Centuries later, the Carnaval has reappeared, waiting for new guests to entertain.