What is the best haunted house near Milwaukee Wisconsin?
Have you been to the Haunted House on Mitchell Street? It looks pretty good.
Need help finding where are good haunted houses near Madison, WI?
Hauntedwisconsin.com UW Saddle & Sirloin haunted house A Terrifying tour Both listed in the above web site with three others in Madison
Finding an apartment in Madison,WI?
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What is the scariest haunted house in Madison, WI?
I was wondering the same thing and have been looking online for the last hour....here's the only thing close that I've found: http://www.haunted-barn.com/ Here's an excerpt from their webpage: We are always striving to make the Haunted Barn bigger and better every year and this year is no exception. This year's expansion includes a bigger and better trail to the graveyard. You will be guided through the "Trail of Blood" then you will need to brave the "Woods of no Return" where you will need to cross "Creepers Gorge". On to the "Cemetery of Lost Souls", and if you make it back to the barn, Freddy will take you for a ride from Hell in "Freddy's Return". Our "Exorcist" area will give you the chills, and then it's on to "Ohmi's Revenge". The barn has it's own "Crypt Keeper" and our new "Castle of Torment" will send shivers down your spine. You will have to make it through the "Tunnel of Terror" as it will take you to the lower levels of the castle where you will face your greatest challenge in "The Vampire's Lair". Good luck finding a good Haunt!!! Let me know if you hear of anything else. I was also looking for a good Haunted Corn Maze at night. Seems no one gets in the spirit lately...
Where can I find a really scary haunted house in Milwaukee WI?
hi there,take your pick. whooooooooo!!!!!!!!! http://www.hauntedhouses.com/states/wi/ regards pops...
WI Haunted Houses?
There is a new book out now called Haunted Wisconsin. Also check out Whitewater. Its supposed to have many haunted houses.
What are some Haunted places near New Berlin or Brookfield Wisconsin?
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