Attractions

Help Ash fight the Army of Darkness and return to present day. Costumes encouraged.

October 6th, 2012 - FREE (Suggested Donation) 13+
6-9PM

Live actors. 3-D glasses. Black lights. 3-D sets. Frightfully fun. Buy a combo ticket and save.

Take a spin on the rides and test your skill at the games at the annual Haunted Happenings Carnival, presented by Fiesta Shows.

October 12 - 31. Monday – Friday 3:00 PM – 10:00 PM, Saturdays, Sundays and Halloween Noon – 10:00 PM.

Come see Ash and gang in this hilarious demon musical.

October 18-21, 25-31.

Splashtastic fun for the whole family!  Buy two day passes, get a third FREE when you use code “HAUNTED” during online booking.

Enjoy a day of family fun on the farm and get lost in our World famous Corn Maze.  Also enjoy a day of Apple picking, farm activities and Bob’s BQ pit.  Come back at night if you dare to the haunted cornfeld.

The world’s most famous witch story comes to life! CinemaSalem and History Alive! present The True 1692, an historically-accurate 3D film about the Salem Witchcraft Ordeal of 1692. Ages 10+

With continuous yearly additions, this UNIQUE Cinematic Wax Museum is like no other Salem Attraction! Boasting over 50 life-sized professionally made characters by over 35 Hollywood Effects Artists! SPECIAL GUESTS IN OCTOBER! Part of the GraveHopper Pass. TOP RATED on Tripadvisor.

The year is 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and you are on the Puritan jury. Hear the testimony. Cross-examine the witnesses. Decide the outcome. Live, interactive, critically-acclaimed.

Free live music on October weekends and Halloween. Presented by The Gathering at Salem.

SAVE $7.00! See three of Salem’s most frightening attractions for one low price! Count Orlok’s Nightmare Gallery, The Witches Cottage and Nightmare Factory. Buy tickets on line, or at each location. Adults: $21-Child $12

Discover a house made famous by fiction. Admission includes Guided Tours, Hawthorne’s Birthplace, Gardens and Museum Store.

Continuous tours daily 10:00am – 7:00pm

Features a guided tour where you will visit a re-created dock side village, cave and pirate ship and experience the adventures of New England’s sea-robbers. Save $5.00 per person with a combination ticket to Witch Dungeon Museum, Witch History Museum and Pirate Museum.

Open 7 days a week 10 am-5pm. May thru October, Weekends April and November.

October extended hours:

Saturday 13, 10am-6pm,
Friday 19,     10am-6pm,
Saturday 20, 10am-8pm,
Sunday 21,   10 am-6pm,
Friday 26,     10am-7pm,
Saturday 27, 10am-9pm,
Sunday 28,   10am-6pm,
Wednesday Oct 31, 10am-9pm.

The Salem Witch Museum presents one of the most tragic and enduring events in American history... THE WITCH HYSTERIA of 1692. Interest in what happened 300 years ago remains high and in fact keeps growing. Our exhibit: Witches: Evolving Perceptions traces the myths of this mysterious religion. From midwives and healers to witch hunts and Wiccans… Do you believe in witches? Don’t answer until you see Salem’s Most Visited Museum.

While in Salem visit our museum store or shop us online and discover a wide assortment of unique items; from educational materials to attractive apparel. Something for everyone. Visa/MC/Discover. Don’t miss us at Halloween!

Open daily, year round: 10:00am - 5:00pm.
 

Symbolically located behind the Old Burying Point, this is a somber place of remembrance for those condemned in 1692. The Memorial underwent a complete restoration in 2012.

A Witches’ Planetarium where the Sea meets the Sky. Enjoy the art, the lights, the magick!

Salem’s #1 rated Haunted Attraction! Savor famous Maine apple buns, kettle corn, and other treats. Open daily. Extended weekend hours.

Salem Wax Museum of Witches & Seafarers Salem’s Original. Come Face to face with notable figures of 1692 depicted by life like London made wax figures.

Salem Witch Village A mystical journey led by practicing witches separating the myths and reality of witchcraft in the ancient and modern world.

Haunted Witch Village Salem’s largest Haunted House. After the Witches leave the Village the darker side of our maze comes alive and scares all who dare!

Frankenstein’s Castle Voted Salem’s best Haunted House. Step into the dungeon and enter the notorious chambers of Dr. Frankenstein.

The Candlelit Ghostly Tour A walking tour through the streets of Historic Salem’s most haunted houses. Learn the history and horror of the Witch City.

Within the Witching Hour A live spell casting presentation by a practicing witch that takes you through all the steps of creating a magical circle for you to release your own spell.

Graveyard Walking Tour Take a closer look at the second oldest cemetery in the country, The Charter Street Burying Point, and the legendary figures who are buried there!

Celebration of the Witches Wheel of the Year. Blessed Be.

See the most talked about attraction in Salem. An incredible interactive witchcraft & ghost experience, with startling and frightening theatrical effects. 5 star reviews on TripAdvisor! Part of The Grave Hopper Pass.

Special nighttime shows/events. Adults: $10 Child $7 After 5pm: Adults: $12 Child $8.

Face painting, complimentary balloon animals and appearances by Hell Boy, Beetlejuice, zombies, witches and more. T-shirt and postcard giveaways. (Character appearances vary.) Weather permitting.

Open daily, shows every 30 minutes.
Wicked Weekends: October noon-6pm.
Face Painting: Thursdays-Sundays in October and Oct. 29, 30, 31. Weather permitting.

An award winning live re-enactment of a 1692 witch trial-plus a guided tour through the dungeon. Save $5.00 per person with a combination ticket to Witch Dungeon Museum, Witch History Museum and Pirate Museum.

Open 7 days a week 10am-5pm. April thru November.

The stories of 1692 are told through a historically accurate live presentation and a guided tour downstairs featuring 15 life size scenes. Save $5.00 per person with combination ticket to Witch Dungeon Museum, Witch History Museum and Pirate Museum.

Open 7 days a week 10am-5pm. April thru November.

The 17th Century home of Witchcraft Trials Judge Jonathan Corwin. Salem’s only remaining structure with direct ties to the tragic events of 1692. Explore architecture, furnishings and lifestyle of the Corwin family. Also trial history, strange remedies and superstition in early colonial Salem.

Open daily 10-5. Some extended hours in October.

It’s 1692. In the woods and dark interiors of Pioneer Village. “The Devil hath been raised amongst us”. Might you join the witch-hunt to protect yourself? Shows run October Saturdays, 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM, ticketed time slots available online, and walk-ups admitted based on availability.