What to know
- Halloween is less than two weeks away, but several Toronto and GTA attractions are running through Oct. 31 or Nov. 1.
- Options range from a roughly 20-minute haunted-house walkthrough to multi-hour experiences with mazes, rides and live actors.
- Not into jump scares? Nightmare at the Stables offers a 90-minute Halloween bar experience without actors chasing guests.
- Prices range from about $17 for some bar sessions to more than $50 for larger haunted attractions, depending on the date and ticket type.
- Several attractions have age or accessibility restrictions, so check the event’s rules before heading out.
Halloween is only two weeks away. As the spooky season creeps in, check out these haunted houses and themed activities to get you in the Halloween spirit.
Now Toronto has rounded up five must-try Halloween-themed activities to help you make the most of the city’s spooky season.
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Martino Manor
Location: 7 McIntosh Ave, Etobicoke
Price: Between $24.99 and $34.99
Enter Martino Manor, self-proclaimed as “Toronto’s scariest haunted attraction.” The manor has eight sections, including messed-up experiments, cults, dark forces, photo-ops, and a new 2026 room: the funeral parlour.
This 20-minute walk-through runs from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m., except Fridays and Saturdays, when it runs until midnight—up until Nov. 1. It might be only 20 minutes, but it will leave you with nightmare-worthy scares.
The Nightmare Bar
Location: 461 King St W., Unit A, Toronto
Price: $16.95, plus a complimentary drink
If you’re not into being scared at haunted houses, check out the Nightmare at the Stables, a 90-minute Halloween experience without Halloween actors chasing you around. Expect a room packed with creepy decor, themed cocktails, music, photo ops, and games.
Your entry includes a free drink, with other drinks and food available for purchase. This themed event runs from Thursday to Sunday until Oct. 31.
Screemers
Location: 80 Interchange Way, Vaughan
Price: Between $44.95 and $54.95
Get ready to scream during Screemers’ haunted activities. Explore seven mazes featuring over 120 live actors, medical nightmares, haunted carnival areas, and a room packed with slasher movie references. New for 2026, Screemers introduced the Disassembly Park, essentially a graveyard where the dead come back to haunt you.
Entry includes unlimited rides on the Midway of Madness, plus a Food Truck Eatery area to comfort you after the scares.
Legends of Horror
Location: 1 Austin Terrace, Toronto
Price: Between $35 and $62.68
Grab your friends — or kids—and check out Legends of Horror at Casa Loma. Walk two kilometres through a giant mansion, starting in the lower gardens, underground tunnels, hidden chambers and areas of the castle rarely open to the public, for an hour of scares.
Check out the family-friendly hours without actors and lights for a lower price between 5 and 6:30 p.m. If you’re ready for the scares, come after 6:30 p.m. for live actors and lots of spooky Halloween-themed activities.
Haunted Office
Location: 385 The West Mall, Etobicoke
Price: Between $30 and $35
The Haunted Office just moved locations and is welcoming new scares for this year’s Halloween haunted activity. If you’re already scared of your nine-to-five, this nighttime workplace might be even worse. This abandoned office, which once housed over 80 offices and 250 employees, is now a nightmare location offering scares, twists, and surprises.
The Haunted Office is generally open Wednesday to Sunday from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m., with some nights opening 30 minutes earlier.
