Halloween is just around the corner, and families and thrill‑seekers in Greater Houston have plenty of options for a night of fright. Below is a curated list of haunted attractions and ghost tours operating from October 23 through mid‑November. Prices, dates and locations are included so you can plan a safe, family‑friendly outing.

Haunted Houses

• Creepy Hollow Haunted House – Offers multiple themed scares, including a special “Lights Out with Krampus” event on Nov. 6‑7. Hours: Oct. 23‑24, Oct. 30‑31 (7:30‑11:30 p.m.) and Oct. 25, Nov. 6‑7 (7:30‑10 p.m.). Admission $40. 12872 Valley Vista Drive, Rosharon. Website
• Haunted Drive – A drive‑through haunted house with optional hay rides and a maze. Hours: Oct. 23‑24, Oct. 30‑31 (7:30‑11:30 p.m.) and Oct. 25 (7‑10 p.m.). Admission $40‑$55 per vehicle, price varies by vehicle type. 235 Chain O Lakes Resort, Cleveland. Website
• Houston Terror Dome – Features themed haunted houses, paintball, escape rooms, a pumpkin patch and ax‑throwing. Open Oct. 23‑Nov. 2 (closed Mondays); times vary. Admission $20‑$34.99. 16030 I‑10, Channelview. Website
• Purgatory Scream Park – Four attractions including the “Hysteria” haunted theme park and “Deadwood” living forest. Hours span Oct. 23‑24, Oct. 30‑31, Oct. 25, Oct. 29, Nov. 1, and Nov. 6‑7. Admission $47.60‑$50.70. 1965A Northpark Drive, Kingwood. Website
• Redrum Fear Park – Twisted circus, haunted movie theater, asylum and laser‑tag experience, plus live music and food trucks. Hours: Oct. 23‑24, Oct. 30‑31 (7 p.m.–midnight) and select dates in November (7 p.m.–11 p.m.). Admission $35‑$40. 1800 E. Hwy. 90 Alt., Richmond. Website
• The Thirteenth Floor – For guests 13+, includes “Jason Universe” and on‑site mini escape games and ax‑throwing. Hours vary across Oct. 23‑31, Nov. 1, Nov. 6‑8 and Nov. 13. Admission $19.99‑$36.99. 7075 FM 1960 W., Ste. 20, Houston. Website
• Voodoo Bayou Haunted Trail – PG‑13 haunted trail, maze and zombie shooting range at Big Rivers Waterpark & Adventures. Open for the Halloween season. Location within the waterpark; exact address not listed.
• Woods of Kaos – 30,000‑square‑foot haunted house in Cleveland with zombie paintball, concerts, ax‑throwing and escape rooms. Hours: Oct. 23‑24, Oct. 30‑31 (8 p.m.–midnight) and Oct. 28‑29, Nov. 1 (8 p.m.–11 p.m.). Admission $10‑$35, plus attraction‑specific fees. 388 County Road 3892 W., Cleveland. Website

Ghost Tours

• Houston Ghost Tour – Guided walks through Old Town Spring and Hermann Park. Family‑friendly (ages 8+) at 8 p.m.; standard tour at 8:30 p.m.; R‑rated tour at 9:30 p.m. Daily year‑round. Admission $20. Meeting points: 311 Main St., Spring; 6001 Fannin St., Houston. Website
• The Last Stop Ghost Tour – 90‑minute walk exploring spirits along Old Town Spring’s streets. Dates and pricing not listed; contact provider for details.
• Lizzy Borden Ghost Tours – Downtown Houston tour covering La Carafe, the old Spaghetti Factory and Hotel Icon. Tours at 7 p.m., 8 p.m. and 9 p.m.; occasional 10 p.m. runs. Admission $26 adult. Meeting spot disclosed after ticket purchase. Website
• Old Town Spring/Tomball Ghost Walk – Guided walks focusing on haunted history of Old Town Spring or Tomball. Most events for ages 13+, with limited children (6‑12) allowed when accompanied by an adult. Hours: Oct. 23‑25, Oct. 30‑31 (7 p.m. & 9 p.m.) and additional dates in November. Admission $12‑$15. Meeting points: 417 Gentry St., Spring; Old Train Depot, S. Elm St., Tomball. Website

All attractions recommend checking each venue’s website for the latest health‑safety guidelines and ticket availability. Whether you prefer a high‑octane haunted house or a historic walking tour, Greater Houston offers a variety of experiences to make this Halloween memorable for families and friends alike.

Original reporting: Community Impact — Sugar Land — read the source article.