Find 2026 haunted houses near Dallas–Fort Worth. Explore Fort Worth, Dallas and Plano. Compare free and paid haunts, photos and directions. Choose a listing for home haunts, yard displays and haunted attractions, including any posted dates or hours.
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Dark Hour recommends allowing 60–90 minutes for the visit, including a walkthrough estimated at 20–30 minutes. The attraction is indoors, though part of the queue may be outside on busy nights. Paved parking is free at the venue and in surrounding parking areas; admission requires a ticket.
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Cutting Edge requires admission tickets and lists parking at $20, payable in cash only, with no ATM on the property. Check the official ticket calendar for your date and arrival instructions. The host operates in rain, but posts separate alerts for severe weather.
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Admission, scare levels and hours reflect posted listing details. Confirm dates, tickets and age guidance with the host before traveling.
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Among the listings on this page: 95 listings specify free admission; 3 list paid admission; 85 include visiting hours.
For a quick neighborhood stop, look for home haunts and yard displays. For a longer visit, compare haunted attractions and their admission details. Check each listing's scare level and the host's age guidance before bringing children.
Opening nights vary. Confirm the date, hours and any ticket requirements with the host before you travel; a listing without admission information is not necessarily free.