Phoenix, AZ, October 30, 2026 — A popular haunted house, a staple in the Tempe community for 26 years, has announced it will not be opening its doors for the Halloween season this year. The abrupt cancellation ends a long-standing local tradition that drew crowds annually to the area for frights and festive entertainment.

The attraction, which has become a fixture for Halloween enthusiasts in Tempe for over two decades, has been a consistent part of the city’s autumn festivities. Its absence this year marks a significant change for residents and visitors who have come to anticipate its unique scares and elaborate setups.

Details regarding the specific reasons for the closure were not immediately available. The name of the haunted house was also not provided in the available information. Similarly, information concerning any potential plans for future openings or alternative events was not disclosed.

For 26 years, this haunted house provided a local tradition for the Tempe community, fostering a sense of seasonal excitement. The decision to forgo operations this Halloween leaves a notable gap in the local entertainment landscape, disappointing many who have cherished the event as part of their yearly celebrations.


Story summarized from the original created by Benjamin Leatherman on www.phoenixnewtimes.com, see more information here.

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