Scare Mazes

A home walkthrough connects backyard and front-yard scenes, including visitor-triggered animatronics.

A mountain-community walkthrough tells the story of an abandoned cabin and an old farmhouse among oak trees.

A haunted-manor storyline centers on an oil heiress and ghostly children, with a canned-food collection advertised by the host.

A Whitechapel-inspired walkthrough uses actors and jump scares to create a dark street-maze experience.

A longstanding Pasadena home haunt collects food and donations for local charitable causes.

A cinematic haunt production uses an original soundtrack to tell a story involving a coven and a decaying woodland house.

A neighborhood haunt uses animatronics and intense visual scares on its listed October evenings.

A home haunt imagines Halloween Town holding its own twisted Christmas celebration.

A Burbank home haunt presents its Murder On Beachwood theme. See the host’s updates for experience details.

A home haunt recreates the aftermath of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake through damaged wharf scenes and supernatural scares.

A San Fernando Valley walkthrough presents a changing annual theme, custom props and live scares.

A backyard maze uses actors, fog and lighting to continue the fictional Kelvin Hallows experiment storyline.

A family-oriented neighborhood haunted house includes a maze, seasonal decorations and candy. The published dates contain a discrepancy.

A home haunt reimagines Disney’s Haunted Mansion with additional scares and familiar characters and effects.

A crypt-themed home haunt invites visitors to explore its spooky scenes.

A dark home maze includes skeletons, clowns, werewolves and additional horror scenes.

A longstanding North Tustin home dungeon attraction returns for a limited set of evenings.

A home walkthrough themed as Terror Palace includes darker scenes and a shorter-wait paid option described by the host.

A family-run Halloween tunnel offers a walk-through scare experience and treats.

A fictional doctor’s open house leads guests through a laboratory filled with strange experiments and characters.

A home haunt mixes trail, maze and animated-show elements with projections, fog and water effects. Visit only during published opening times.

A neighborhood walkthrough combines classic graveyard imagery, fog, sound and lighting effects, with scares intended for families and adults.

A gentle garage walkthrough for young children uses Halloween versions of familiar cartoon characters and photo opportunities.

A pirate-themed walkthrough travels through a cursed ship, sea caves and a coastal village. The host lists fog effects but no strobes.

A SAW-inspired home walkthrough recreates industrial corridors and unsettling game-room scenes using lighting, sound and interactive effects.

A themed haunted-house walkthrough uses live actors, animatronics and multiple rooms, with a separate front display.

A long home walkthrough passes through werewolf, spider and cemetery zones with startle effects.

A community walkthrough includes numerous themed scenes, live actors and an optional scare area. Confirm the operating year and dates with the host.

A one-mile scare trail across the grounds of the former Marshal Scotty’s Playland, combining old rides, carnival remains, themed scenes and live scare actors.

A large-scale outdoor horror trail through Balboa Park, paired with the eXperiment Maze. The experience winds through twisted pines and dark wooded paths.

A family-run San Diego home haunt offers an interactive walkthrough with no admission charge listed.

A home haunt combines immersive sets, performers and special effects in the Escondido area.

A San Diego home haunt uses creative props and eerie scenes for a neighborhood Halloween experience.

A free Bakersfield home haunt uses a post-apocalyptic setting with ghouls and other creatures.