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288 Derby Street Salem, MA

978-740-2929

Frankenstein's Castle is now open everyday 12-4:30

https://salemwaxmuseum.com/collections/october-tickets

• Capacity: 150
• Comp Policy: Contact Sales Manager
• Terms: Cash/Check/Credit Card
• Motorcoach Parking: No
• Discounts: Military: Yes AAA: Yes
• ADA Compliant: No
• Pet Friendly: No
• Function Space Available: No
• Family Friendly: Yes

Voted Salem’s best haunted house. Step into The Wax Museum’s dungeon and witness the horrors of Dr.Frankenstein with live actors and animatronics. Now featuring a “Frank’s Castle Behind the Scenes” morning tours.

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Frankensteins Castle and Haunted Witch Village

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Frankensteins Castle and Haunted Witch Village is a Haunted Attraction located in Salem, MA.

288 Derby Street, Salem, MA 01970

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Frankenstein’s Castle Salem’s newest haunted attraction is inspired by the classic period of literary horror. Step into the lower dungeon of the Salem Wax Museum and enter the notorious dungeon of Dr. Frankenstein. Wind your way through the dark, curving hallways and see the darkest side of a madman’s quest to create a most horrid monster. Please use discretion when purchasing tickets for children.

Frankenstein’s Castle is open daily from 12pm-4pm from July 1 – Labory Day. Extended hours and different pricing during October.Tickets are available on our October Ticket page.

The Haunted Witch Village At night in October the Witches and Guardians leave the Village and the darker side of our maze comes alive. Our museum goes haunted with ghouls, goblins and all matters of things that go bump in the night. Salem’s longest running and largest haunted attraction.

This Haunted House is only open weekends in October. Tickets are available on our October Ticket page.

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View our 2023 haunted neighborhood booklet, the haunted neighborhood: your first stop in salem, the salem wax museum and salem witch village provide year-long entertainment and host the epicenter halloween in salem, "the haunted neighborhood.".

Located on a dead-end street across from the Peabody Essex Museum and adjacent to the Tricentennial Witch Trials Memorial and The Charter Street Old Burying Point – reputed to be the 2nd oldest burial ground in the country. Each attraction boast gift shops with maritime gifts, confectioneries, books, T-shirts, and Pagan & Wiccan supplies. During Salem's October celebration "Haunted Happenings", the street is transformed into the"Haunted Neighborhood" with six of the cities best and longest running attractions, including haunted houses and walking tours. Various discounts combination passes are available!

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• Bringing Salem to life - in wax! - since 1993

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"The Enchanters" Ice Witches exhibit begins in October

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Salem's longest running Haunted Houses

• Frankenstein's Castle and The Haunted Witch Village

Salem's longest running Walking Tour

• The Candlelit Ghostly Walking Tour is held nightly in July & August and every 30 minutes in October

Halloween in Salem starts at The Haunted Neighborhood

• October 2022 will feature six attractions. Multi-attraction, discounted tickets

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Amazing fun time. Anyone coming into Salem don't miss this spot. The haunted houses are so worth ti! Highly recommend. Lolly Deserto

The wax museum is a history lesson of the local area and personalities. The costumes were accurate. Some of the figures were creepy and seemed ready to move! Laurie Montour

Great place, great prices and super friendly knowledgeable staff! Noel Culter

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July-September: 10am - 7pm October: 10am - 10pm November-December: 10am - 4pm January-Febrary - CLOSED March-June: 10am - 5pm

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Haunted House Family Review of Frankenstein’s Castle in Salem, Massachusetts

Please, explain to me how Frankenstein’s Castle is voted Salem’s Best Haunted House? What exactly were the criteria for elements of judging? Are there no other Haunted Houses within driving distance to choose from? Was judging completed by kindergartners? Was the judging based solely off of Frankenstein Haunted Houses? Maybe it was up against other Haunted Houses that have a clown stand in for Frankenstein’s Monster.

► Ranking : #stinkydiaper

Frankenstein’s Castle – Haunted House 288 Derby St, Salem, MA 01970 Phone: (978) 740-2929 Hours: Vary Prices: Adults $9 | Children 6-14 $7

In Salem’s Witch Village there are four attractions to choose from. Day time hours include Frankenstein’s Castle and Salem’s Wax Museum, plus two occurring after dark: A Candlelit Tour of Salem, and a Spell Casting Session. There are also a few shacks set up for village eats, and a couple booths to pose for pictures as witches.

Frankenstein, and his monster, are notably missing from the attraction, and instead a clown has taken over the cave. Supposedly, it has scenes from Frankenstein’s lair although with the strobe lights flashing wildly it was too dark to see anything.

Only one group is allowed in at a time, partly because the attraction is so short, partly because there is only one clown in the arena to scare you. We groped our way through the small corridors in the short maze, witnessed the clown pop out from behind a curtain four or five times and then heard him scamper off to the next designated spot.

In three minutes we reached the finale where the clown turns on his vacuum cleaner.

The doorman gave our son a bag of glow in the dark insects as he exited. We considered it a consolation prize.

► For Kids : This is so bad. It’s bad for adults, it’s bad for kids.

Have you been to Frankenstein’s Castle? No, not the one in Germany. Actually, yes, let’s chat about that one, because this one doesn’t deserve anymore space on the internet.

► Nap-Time Version : Frankenstein’s Castle is no Haunted House. This is a complete misnomer for this pathetic hall of dissatisfaction.

Check out our activities in Salem, Massachusetts this Halloween! Including the Witch Dungeon Museum , touring Harbor Sweets !

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Halloween in Salem, Ma starts at The Haunted Neighborhood! Seven attractions are open in October at the Salem Wax Museum's Haunted Neighborhood. Salem Wax Museum of Witches and Seafarers: An open gallery style wax museum, which features 50 London made wax figures. The scenes in our galleries depict pinnacle figures and situations in Salem's history from its founding in 1626 through to Hysteria of 1692 and into the Mercantile trade of the 18th century. The galleries lead down into the interactive area which gives you the opportunity to learn nautical knot tying, do grave stone rubbing on recreated headstone from our landmark Charter Street Burying Point or you can get a first hand experience of detention during the Witch Hysteria by being locked in our life-size recreated jail cell. The Salem Witch Village: A 15 min guided tour concerning the myth versus the reality of witchcraft in both the ancient and modern world. Your tour guide, who is also a practicing witch, will take you through our indoor maze and demonstrate scenes that mark important landmarks in Witchcraft history. The tour discusses the origin of stereotypes such as devil worship, flying on brooms and black cats, different persecution periods such as the Salem Witch Trials and the Burning Times of Europe as well clarifies what it really means to be a witch today Frankenstein’s Castle: Salem's newest haunted attraction is inspired by the classic period of literary horror. Step into the lower dungeon of the Salem Wax Museum and enter the notorious dungeon of Dr. Frankenstein. Wind your way through the dark, curving hallways and see the darkest side of a madman's quest to create a most horrid monster. Please use discretion when purchasing tickets for children. The Haunted Witch Village: At night in October the Witches and Guardians leave the Village and the darker side of our maze comes alive. Our museum goes haunted with ghouls, goblins and all matters of things that go bump in the night. Salem's longest running and largest haunted attraction. Candlelit Ghostly Walking Tour: This half-hour walk through the streets of Historic Salem takes you to many of our most haunted houses and locations. This tour discusses the history of the building as well as the different accounts of spirit activity. The tour guide will advise you on the best methods of ghost photography as well as the different types of spectral evidence that appears on people's home photography. Some highlights of our tour are the Joshua Ward House, the Howard St. Cemetery and Old Salem Prison and the Lyceum. This attraction must be booked prior to date of tour. Graveyard Tour: We are fortunate to have on our premises the Charter Street Burying Point or Old Salem Burying Point, America's second oldest cemetery. The tour of this cemetery runs 30mins in length and discusses some of the cemeteries more colorful inhabitants like Colonel John Hawthorne, the notorious Hanging Judge of the Witch Trials, and Captain Richard More whose grave is the only known resting place of a Mayflower passenger. The tour will also discuss the Puritan funerary art unique to our cemetery as well as the Tercentennial Memorial to the Witch Trials victims located adjacent to the cemetery. It is strongly advised to book this tour prior to your arrival or you may be subject to tour guide availability. This tour is available as a compliment to our standard tours. A Spellcasting, Within the Witching Hour: A live presentation by a real practicing witch. She will take you through all the steps of a ritual circle from creating sacred space, to magical working to releasing your spells. Participation is welcomed. What we call infotainment. So come enter the temple. Followed by Q + A time permitting. This attraction must be booked prior to date of tour.

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Great place

Posted Jul 2019

Was at the Salem Wax Museum's Haunted Neighborhood this past weekend and had a blast. Haunted houses were great. There was this announcer with the most incredible voice that was so nice to my daughter after she got so scared in Frankenstein Castle. He gave her a gift and was so nice to her. Recommend this place to everyone.

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10 Things You Need To Experience During Salem's Haunted Happenings

Posted: October 10, 2023 | Last updated: October 10, 2023

• Salem, Massachusetts is known for its haunted attractions and its history of the Salem Witch Trials, making it the perfect place to celebrate Halloween at the Haunted Happenings event.
• Visitors can experience spooky activities like exploring the Chambers of Terror Haunted House, touring the Witch House museum, and witnessing a live witch trial reenactment at the Witch Dungeon Museum.
• Other activities include taking walking tours to learn about the city's seafaring history and haunted locations, exploring the Haunted Happenings Marketplace for food, drinks, and shopping, and watching the Salem Haunted Magic Show for bone-chilling illusions. Don't forget to visit Frankenstein's Castle for a truly frightful experience.

Explore the fascinating history of America's most haunted town and enjoy these 10 things that can only be experienced during Salem's Haunted Happenings celebration. Every year, Salem, Massachusets throws the world's largest Halloween celebration - Haunted Happenings ! While there are so many things to see in Salem during Halloween , there are specific spooky activities that can only be done from October 1-31 at Haunted Happenings.

Home to some of the best haunted attractions in the US , Salem is infamously known for the Salem Witch Trials and public executions in 1692. Today, brave visitors can visit the Old Salem Jail, where accused witches awaited their fate, and walk the eerie streets where ghosts have roamed. Salem is beloved by Halloween enthusiasts around the world and pulls out all the stops when it comes to Haunted Happenings. Explore the fascinating history of spooky Salem and enjoy these things that can only be experienced during Salem's Haunted Happenings celebration.

Related: 10 Haunted Locations Around The U.S. Worth Knowing (One Might Even Be Near You)

Chambers Of Terror Haunted House

Officially named "Salem's Scariest Haunted Attraction," the Chambers of Terror Haunted House is not for the faint of heart!

Guests can enjoy the terrifying haunted house every day from September through October and even hang out afterward for Fireside Ghost Stories.

• Location: 59 Wharf Street, Salem, MA, 01970
• Tickets: Tickets cost $15 for adults, $10 for children
• Hours: Noon to 10 p.m.

The Witch House

The only remaining home in Salem that is directly tied to the 1692 witch trials, known as "The Witch House," now acts as a museum for guests. This 17th-century home was the residence of Judge Jonathan Corwin, who served on the witch trials court.

Today, visitors can literally walk through history and see what it was like to live through this time period. The Witch House is hands-down one of the best witchy things to do in Salem .

• Location: 310 1/2 Essex Street, Salem, MA 01970
• Tickets: $9 per person
• Hours: Open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Tickets for The Witch House must be purchased online in advance.

Related: 10 Best Hotels With Halloween Activities In Salem For A Ghoulishly Good Stay

Halloween On The Hill

For one month only, Salem's Halloween enthusiasts have the chance to see Long Hill completely transformed into an autumn celebration. Their fall season-themed trail displays over 1,000 jack-o'-lanterns, beautiful Halloween decorations, hundreds of multicolored mums, light displays, live music, and so much more!

This is a completely family-friendly event and perfect for little ones who aren't big fans of the scary Halloween celebrations. Visitors can even enjoy hot apple cider and fun fall treats around the property.

• Location: 572 Essex Street, Beverly, MA 01915
• Tickets: Tickets must be purchased online and will not be sold at the venue.
• Hours: Wednesdays to Sundays, 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Witch Dungeon Museum

Looking for spooky things to see during the Haunted Happenings in Salem? Step foot into 1692 and witness a live witch trial reenactment!

This professional reenactment is a "must-see" during Haunted Happenings and is followed by a guided tour through the witch dungeons and Gallows Hill. There are only a few select weekends and extended hours in October to choose from, so guests should plan accordingly.

• Location: 16 Lynde Street, Salem, MA 01970
• Tickets: Tickets cost $13 for adults and $10 for children. Tickets can be purchased at the site.
• Hours: 7 days a week- 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (only open on certain weekends in October during Haunted Happenings.)

Related: 10 Best, Spookiest, & Scariest Haunted Attractions In The U.S.

Witches And Seafarers Walking Tour

A spooky, historic walking tour in Salem awaits those who are ready to embark on a seafaring journey. This brand-new Witches and Seafarers Walking Tour is available in Salem just in time for the Haunted Happenings celebration.

Tourists have the opportunity to walk the old streets of Salem, learn more about the history of the port city, and even hear some seafaring tales.

• Location: 1 Liberty Street (Adjacent to the Old Burying Point)
• Tickets: $20 per person and can be purchased online
• Hours: Begin at 3 p.m. daily

Candlelit Ghostly Walking Tour

In search of one of the spookiest things to do at Salem's Haunted Happenings event? The Candlelit Ghostly Walking Tour takes visitors through Salem's most haunted locations, such as the Joshua Ward House, Old Salem Prison, and the Howard St. Cemetery.

Be advised, there may be ghosts wandering the street alongside participants.

• Hours: Tours begin at 12 p.m (last approx. 1 hour)

Haunted Happenings Marketplace

Haunted Happenings in Salem is bringing back one of their main events - the Haunted Happenings Marketplace. The market is filled with small business vendors, food and drinks, street performers, pop-up photo stations, and more!

Visitors can enjoy the Salem nightlife and fall ambiance in Derby Square and Forten Park on Saturdays and Sundays. After exploring the market, guests can explore the best themed restaurants in Salem and enjoy their seasonal fall menus.

• Location: Derby Square, Salem, MA 01970 and Forten Park, 289 Derby St, Salem, MA 01970
• Tickets: No tickets required
• Hours: September 30- October 29 Saturdays 10 a.m.- 8 p.m. and Sundays 10 a.m.- 6 p.m.

Salem Haunted Magic Show - Hysteria: Sideshow!

Mind-reading, unexplainable magic, and magical illusions will make for a truly unforgettable experience in Salem, Massachusetts. The Salem Haunted Magic Show puts its best foot forward every year to present the most bone-chilling and incredible magic for its audience. Plus, it's 100% interactive.

This Salem Haunted Happenings show is appropriate for all ages and a fun way to experience Halloween in Salem, which is definitely worth the visit .

• Location: 50 Washington Street, Salem, MA 01970
• Tickets: General Admission Seating: $18 each, Preferred Seating: $28 each, VIP Seating: $38 each
• Hours: Friday to Sunday, starting at 6:30 p.m. Shows are typically 75 minutes.

Tickets for The Salem Haunted Magic Show can be found online and must be purchased in advance.

Guilty! A Salem Witch Trial

If guests have ever wanted to experience an immersive, haunting adventure in one of the top Halloween destinations on the East Coast , then a live Salem witch trial is the perfect activity. The audience is put on trial for witchcraft and must prove their innocence to the Judge.

This is one of the best things to do during Salem Haunted Happenings for those who want to learn more about the Witch Trials in a more interactive and immersive way; audience members can give testimony and act out a historically accurate witch trial. This is truly an unforgettable experience in Salem during Halloween.

• Location: 7 Lynde Street, Salem, MA 01970
• Tickets: Tickets are $24 for adults and $20 for children
• Hours: Thursday-Monday 6:15 p.m. and 7:15 p.m.

Frankenstein’s Castle

Watch Mary Shelley's literary horror come to life in Frankenstein's Castle Haunted House . Frankenstein's Castle is considered the best haunted house in Salem and contains a mixture of live actors and animatronics recreated in the dungeon of Dr. Frankenstein.

Haunted Happenings in Salem isn't complete with Frankenstein, and his haunted house is sure to give every visitor a good fright.

• Location: 288 Derby Street, Salem, MA 01970
• Tickets: Tickets are $12 for adults and $10 for children
• Hours: 7 days a week from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. in October

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The Salem Wax Museum Frankenstein’s Castle and Haunted Witch Village

Where: https://salemwaxmuseum.com/collections/haunted-houses Salem Wax Museum 282 Derby Street Salem , MA

Admission: $10

Categories: Date Idea, Kid Friendly, Performing Arts

Event website: https://salemwaxmuseum.com/collections/haunted-houses

We have nearly 20,000 sq.ft. of museum and haunted house space, which provide us ample space to ensure customer and staff social distancing through line and self-guided tour spacing. We ask that all our guests exercise best judgement and follow the regulations set forth by Massachusetts.

Frankenstein’s Castle - open daily 12-4pm in August and 10am-10pm in October

Inspired by the classic period of literary horror. Step into the lower dungeon of the Salem Wax Museum and enter the notorious dungeon of Dr. Frankenstein. Wind your way through the dark, curving hallways and see the darkest side of a madman's quest to create a most horrid monster. Please use discretion when purchasing tickets for children.

Haunted Witch Village - open Saturdays in August from 10-7pm and daily 10am-10pm in October

The Witches and Guardians have temporarily left the Salem Witch Village and the darker side of our maze is alive. Our museum has gone haunted with ghouls, goblins, and all matters of things that go bump in the night. Salem's longest-running and largest haunted attraction

Currently open and following all social distancing guidelines. Only one group allowed at a time and masks are required.

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Witch Mansion has surprises around every corner as its inhabitants are just dying to meet you! In Salem’s Scariest Haunted House, your ghoulish ghost-host will usher you mortals into a twilight world of spirits, ghouls and apparitions of the Netherworld and beyond! Come see Salem’s largest gargoyle or perhaps meet our giant spider? Witch Mansion is Salem’s most visited haunted house; with high-tech animations and creepy ghost illusions, you won’t believe your eyes as you enter a twilight world of ghosts, beasts, and banshees.

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" Epic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This was the most epic haunted house, the giant spider scared the crap out of me! EPIC!" -Bob T

" We had a blast. AWESOME! We had a blast. The monsters were amazing. This was like a Disney show, we were amazed and even got free spider rings. Thanks" - Stanley U

" Best haunt in Salem! I can't say enough good things about this show! Great scares, great look, great price. I wish more haunts were just like this one. Hands down the best haunted attraction in Salem. If you can only go to one, go to Witch Mansion...and if you have time to go to others, you might as well go through again!" - Dusti L

" AWEESOOMMENNESSSSSSSSS!!!!!!! This is the event to go this Halloween season. If you're in the area you must definitely check this place out! SCARYYY!!" - Jimenez88

" BEST HAUNTED HOUSE EVER! Salem's Witch Mansion is a terrifyingly terrific time! I was able to choose the level of fright! No other haunted house has that! I chose ten of course! I really enjoyed it and i hope you would check it out for a thrilling adventure! Dont miss this one! Salems only real haunted house!" - aVeX F

" Holy crap, that was awesome!!!! I was more than a bit wary about it when I noticed it was not an actual house...but when I walked in right as a group of twenty-somethings came bolting back out the entrance from the first scare I knew I was in for a treat. So, I dropped my $8 at the door with the pretty girl working the register and pulled my big boy pants up and headed in... No way am I telling you about the tour because this is something you MUST experience for yourselves!!! I have been to Haunts all over the US and Australia and this, my friends, took the bloody cake, believe!!! Yes, it only took about ten minutes to get through but that's also because the girls I brought with me nearly peed their pants halfway through from getting scared so thoroughly, lol... This is a must for when you're visiting Salem!!!!" - Charlie V.

Salem's Witch Mansion is open select days & hours May through October, and every day/night in October.

Call (978) 825-1300 for specific dates/hours!

$13.00 Adults

$10.00 Children

Look for our discount coupons in various Salem businesses & establishments!

Contact & Find Us

(978) 825-1300

[email protected]

Witch Mansion Salem is located at 186-1 Essex St, Salem, MA 01970

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Location: 288 Derby Street Salem, MA 01970 ( Directions ) Dates/Times: June 28-September 2 & most of October: Times vary by each day (Dates/Times and prices subject to change as years go by) Admission: $8 per adult, $6 per child (6-13) and $6 per senior ( Prices vary during the off season ) Phone: (978) 740-2929 Website: http://www.salemwaxmuseum.com/index.html

The Salem Wax Museum of Witches and Seafarers (also known as the Salem Wax Museum) opened in 1993 with a collection of wax figures made in London depicting events from Salem’s history. Back when I first visited Salem in 1997 or 1998, the wax museum had dipped its toes into the world of haunted attractions by opening the “House of Wax” attraction. Sadly, I didn’t get a chance to visit either during my trip, but I did get to visit the haunt two years after it was renamed and rethemed as the “Hall of Illusions” in 2000 (more on that later). In 2004, it was rethemed once again as “Frankenstein’s Laboratory,” which later became “Frankenstein’s Castle” in more recent years.

My experience at the Hall of Illusions was…not good. Although I spotted a few giant spiders on the walls while walking down the stairs leading to the haunt, most of the first portion of the haunt was a lengthy dark hallway. Occasionally people would jump out, but there was nothing else going on. There weren’t even any “dark maze”-style scares like putting bits of hose and fake fur on the walls so people think they’re touching snakes and animals. Believe me, I checked. Next was the worst variant of a “dot room” I have ever seen, which is especially tragic given that it was one of the few actual illusions in the haunt. A good dot room places people in an area completely covered in a simple pattern that is only lit by a strobe light. An actor wearing a full body costume and mask matching the pattern slowly moves around the patrons so they get the impression something is in there with them, only to attack once their confusion and fear is at its maximum. Instead, the people behind this haunt opted for a single checkered wall, with the edges clearly marked by old toys and light from the next area streaming in. Making matters worse was the fact the actor in the checkered bodysuit was wearing a clown mask. I think they were shooting for a floating clown head effect, but all it did was make it painfully clear where the actor was at all times. After this was another jump scare and a small area set up with a few dead tree limbs in an attempt to look like a haunted forest. It was a good effort, but was far too small and the chainsaw-wielding maniac’s hiding place was all too easily seen when you entered the room. The path to the exit was another pitch black hallway in which the final illusion of the haunt occurred. When you get halfway through, a laser light show suddenly bursts out of nowhere. It was, in my opinion, the sole good scene in the haunt, which took advantage of the eyes of visitors just getting adjusted to the darkness just before being hit with a light-based surprise (thankfully the laser was mounted well above anyone’s line of sight). If the use of darkness for the bulk of the haunt was done to make the final scare even more unexpected, I would further compliment this as a nice bit of misdirection (albeit with the darkness in the earlier part of the haunt needing better scares).

After having gone through some name and theme changes in the years since I visited, I had originally written off the idea of reviewing it as being pointless since the overall experience was probably completely different from when I was there. Hearing numerous negative reviews of the Frankenstein’s Laboratory incarnation being nothing but jump scares did not dissuade me from that view (especially since it sounded like it had gone even further downhill). But after watching a walk-through video of the haunt’s most recent incarnation, I changed my mind.

Although the scenes were different, there were some elements of my visit there. Sadly, dark hallways are still part of the haunt and there only seem to be a handful of performers. However the length of the dark parts appear to be shorter now and black lights have been added. It’s not as good as it would be if they added more scares, but it’s definitely a start. The other improvements are much more impressive. See that picture of entrance posted above? That’s technically not the real entrance of the haunt. Going down the stairs now takes you to an awesome skull encrusted doorway that leads to some black light scenes and a detailed graveyard. I was also impressed with the quality of the dungeon room. The quality of scares has also improved. Rather than “jump scares,” the actors use scare tactics similar to those seen at Hanson’s Haunted Farm and Hayride. That said, the performances I saw in the video needed a little work (one especially needing to know when to quit). Although there aren’t any scenes that have a direct connection to Dr. Frankenstein, I do understand that Frankenstein’s monster might appear in the haunt on occasion (but wasn’t in the video I saw). I was surprised by the complete lack of animatronics. Given their small number of actors, one would think such props would be a great way to increase the amount of scares.

Someone involved clearly has at least some knowledge of haunted attractions, as their using a strobe light to “liven up” a static scene was an excellent choice. That said, not every static scene has to use strobes. This, combined with the improvements made since the time I visited the haunt have convinced me Frankenstein’s Castle has potential. It turns out I’m not the only one who has noticed the improvements either. As the space it is located in limits the size of the haunt (it takes under 5 minutes to complete) and moving seems unlikely, either additional scares should be added or the price should be lowered in order for me to recommend it more. Adding a hellevator and/or an area filled with dangling objects patrons have to navigate through could help make the overall experience seem longer and give customers more bang for their buck. The haunt’s performers could also control multiple scares and use misdirection in order to create a more intense experience. Why run through a long dark tunnel when eerie portraits or glowing murals could be added? Hell, I’d be happy to offer more detailed advice to the owners if they’re interested.

While those reading this in the future should check out whatever haunt the Salem Wax Museum is presenting (I’m sure the current name and theme will eventually change at some point) to see if the attraction has further improved, those interested in a 2013 visit should definitely go for a discount. I’ve heard of people getting a few bucks knocked off the price by presenting their AAA card in the past, but I can’t say for sure if that still works. Those interested in visiting the Salem Wax Museum, Haunted Witch Village and “Within the Witch Hour: A Spellcasting” in addition to Frankenstein’s Castle should seek out the “Wicked Special” (assuming your visit is in October), which works like you get to visit four attractions while only paying for about two. No matter when you go, please feel free to let me know what your experience was like.

Final verdict: 2 skulls out of 5

UPDATE: I recently found a new walkthrough video of Frankenstein’s Castle from 2013 and watching it was very enlightening. Save for the graveyard and ghost at the beginning (and the heavy use of dark hallways), the attraction was changed for the 2013 season. I can’t say for sure it will change again for 2014 and beyond but it does seem likely. Although there are still some problems (which I will get to later), things have definitely improved. There are now animatronics and misdirection scares, along with spooky music and some scenes which directly tie into the Frankenstein legend! Sadly there are still plenty of standard jump scares and a few scares which are all to easy to predict. I suspect they are using a small amount of people to do multiple scares, which would imply the people behind Frankenstein’s Castle have a good grasp on making the most of a small pool of performers. There seems to have been some effort to cut down on the amount of total darkness, but there’s still lots of of room for improvement. But pure darkness admittedly can have its advantages. The use of sound in one pitch black area was absolutely perfect for building tension. I also recommend making more of an effort to disguise or hide the lighting effects. Visitors should not be able to see black lights or multicolor rotating party balls as they go through the attraction. But let’s not forget how improvements were made and they are on the right track. Even though they still have a ways to go before they get a perfect rating, I’m sure Frankenstein’s Castle will earn one by staying on this track. So I give the 2013 upgrade 2.5 skulls out of 5.

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Salem, Massachusetts is home to a number of spooky haunted house attractions that are sure to give you chills this Halloween season.

Since Salem is near Boston, with a distance of about 25 miles, these haunted houses are well within driving distance from Boston.

The following is a list of haunted house attractions in Salem, Mass:

Chambers of Terror:

Address: 59 Wharf Street, Salem, MA

Website: www.chambersofterror.net

Chambers of Terror is a walk-through haunted attraction that offers visitors a spooky and immersive experience.

The haunted house features demons, ghouls, psychos, and creatures of the night and was created by professionals with over 30 years experience in the Halloween industry. The attraction features two shows: Fireside Ghost Stories and the Chambers of Terror Haunted House.

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Chambers of Terror is open mid-September through October, daily from noon to 10pm.

Count Orlok’s Nightmare Gallery:

Address: 217 Essex Street in Salem, MA

Website: www.nightmaregallery.com

This is not a traditional haunted house, but rather a wax museum that showcases an impressive collection of life-sized wax figures of classic horror movie characters. It’s a spooky and immersive experience for horror enthusiasts.

The museum features vampires, werewolves, zombies, demons, madmen represented here by over 60 life sized hyper realistic reproductions made by Hollywood special effects artists.

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Count Orlok’s Nightmare Gallery is open from the middle of September to Halloween.

Frankenstein’s Castle:

Address: 288 Derby St, Salem, MA

Website: salemwaxmuseum.com/collections/haunted-houses

Frankenstein’s Castle is a walk-through haunted attraction that is inspired by the classic literary Gothic novel Frankenstein.

The attraction is located in the basement of the Salem Wax Museum where visitors will make their way through Dr. Frankenstein’s dungeon while the doctor is on a quest to create a terrifying monster.

Frankenstein’s Castle is open daily from June through the end of October.

Haunted Witch Village:

The Haunted Witch Village is a walk-through haunted house attraction that features ghouls, goblins, and other scary creatures. The attraction is located in the Salem Wax Museum and features a journey through a dark, scary maze.

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The attraction is open Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 10AM to 10PM in October only.

Hysteria at Connor’s Farm:

Address: 30 Valley Road, Danvers MA

Website: www.hysteriaatconnorsfarm.com

Hysteria at Connor’s Farm is a haunted walk-through attraction in Danvers that features a Haunted Fields corn maze .

Visitors to the farm wander through a creepy corn field, spooky orchard, haunted forest and swamp and a historic cemetery from the 17 th century while trying to avoid the terrifying creatures that live there.

In 2017, Popsugar named Hysteria at Connor’s Farm one of the 7 scariest corn mazes in America and Boston Magazine named it one of the best corn mazes in Massachusetts.

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In 2023, Travel & Leisure Magazine named Hysteria at Connor’s Farm one of the creepiest haunted corn mazes in America and Boston Magazine named it one of the best haunted houses in Massachusetts.

Hysteria at Connor’s Farm is open Friday and Saturday nights in October and on Halloween.

Lost Museum at Gallows Hill:

Address: 7 Lynde Street, Salem, MA

Website: gallowshillsalem.com/the-lost-museum

The Lost Museum at Gallows Hill is a walk-through haunted attraction that features ghosts, monsters and cursed artifacts deep inside a creepy haunted museum.

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Visitors travel from room to room while they try to solve the mystery of the abandoned museum. Each room is filled with special effects, animatronics, living portraits and more.

The museum is open daily from October 1 to October 31.

International Monster Museum:

Address: Witch City Mall, 186 Essex Street Salem, MA

Website: www.internationalmonstermuseum.com/index.html

The International Monster Museum is a walk-through haunted house attraction that features creepy monsters and creatures from around the world.

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Visitors make their way through this interactive museum where they will encounter these monsters up close and experience special effects, animatronics and more.

The museum is open daily at 11AM year round.

Professor Spindlewink’s World of Wizardry:

Address: 194 3/4 Essex Street, Salem, MA

Website: worldofwizardrysalem.com

Professor Spindlewink’s World of Wizardry is not a typical haunted house and is instead a walk-through attraction where visitors explore six magical realms.

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Visitors navigate their way through an enchanted forest, crystal cave and other magical places where they will encounter mythical beasts like unicorns, mermaids and even an ice dragon.

The attraction is open daily from 10AM to 5PM year round.

Witch Mansion:

Address: 186-1 Essex St, Salem, MA

Website: www.witchmansion.com

Witch Mansion is a walk-through 4D haunted adventure that combines live actors, special effects, and illusions to create a spooky experience centered around the story of a haunted house.

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The mansion is crawling with witches, ghosts, vampires, banshees and other creatures of the night as visitors make their way through the rooms and experience the attraction’s high-tech animations and creepy ghost illusions.

The mansion is open on select days May to September and every day in October. Call the mansion for specific dates or hours.

If you are a big fan of haunted house attractions, check out this article on the history of haunted houses .

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Kim Falchek has been exploring the towns, trails, and hidden gems of Massachusetts since her college days in Boston. When not writing, Kim enjoys photography, going on road trips, and spending time at the beach. Kim has previously been a contributing writer for LA Family Travel, Global Munchkins, and Latched Mama. She currently lives in Salem, Massachusetts where she and her family embrace all things Halloween!

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