Haunted Houses In Kansas City

Haunted Houses, Halloween & Scary Stuff in the KC Metro

If you want that heart stopping, stealing your breath, oh my goodness gonna pee your pants feeling, than The Beast in Kansas City is for you. The Beast is the largest haunted house in America, and rightly so. This crazy walk through haunted house takes you in the dark eerie fog of The Werewolf Forest.

A quarter of an acre in the dark trying to find the exit, panic sets in, the feeling of being trapped overwhelms you, and your fear alone is imagining objects and sounds that are not there. Just as soon as you calm yourself down and you think it is your mind playing tricks on you, The Beast shows its darker side. Every 30 minutes The Beast lets loose its ferocious werewolves to find the lost souls that have become lost in the fog. Oh did we forget to mention the swamps, those are not logs; The Beast has a sick twist to everything; those are hungry man eating alligators.

And The Beast has not fed them since last Halloween. If you look on you will see the cobblestones of London, but keep a watchful eye open because Jack the Ripper has an eye and a knife on you! On its debut in 1991, this walk through haunted house, a 40 minute journey from start to finish scares most of the bravest people to blubbering madness.

2007 Season Calendar

September:
1-2, 8-9, 15-16, 22-23, 28-30

October:
1, 5-8, 12-15, 19-22, 25-31

Live Webcams of the Beast Haunted House in Kansas City:

• Live Video from the Beast "Haunted House"

The Edge of Hell

In Kansas City, the streets are calm; the air is still and the sounds of screaming, terrified people in the air. What a wonderful sound it is. The Edge of Hell! The name says it all. Five stories of fear! A huge Anaconda has his eyes on you. There is no vampire slayer here to protect you from the hungry vampires’ lurking around you.

The air is so dry that it crackles and you can feel the electricity going through your fingers. The Edge of Hell has a name to defend, and every year something scarier than before is added to keep you on your toes, or clinging to the walls. There is only one way out, and that is down to the depths of Hell into the arms of the devil. Are you scared?

There is always Trick – or – Treating! The Edge of Hell opened in 1975 and is now known nationally as being one of the scariest haunted houses in Kansas City and its surrounding areas. If you have ever wanted to dance with the devil, now is your chance!

Full list of Haunted Houses:

• The Beast - Kansas City :: Kansas City's Most Elaborate Haunted House
• The Edge of Hell Kansas City :: Kansas City's Grandaddy of all Haunted
• Haunted House.com > Missouri Haunted Houses & Attractions
• Kansas City - Halloween, Pumpkins, Haunted Houses, Ghosts - City Guide
• Dark Side of the Net: Halloween and Haunted Houses
• The Morgue Haunted House Kansas City
• HAUNTED MISSOURI!

Pumkin Patches in Kansas City:

• Great Pumpkin Patch
  20606 S State Route 7, Plesant Hill, MO
  (816) 540-3887
• Powell Pumpkin Patch
  25695 Spring Valle Rd, Louisburg, KC
  (785) 843-2459
• Belton Pumkin Patch
  3800 E 203rd St, Belton, MO
  (816) 322-8971
• Kansas City Pumkin Patch
  29755 W191st, Gardner, KC
  (913) 484-6251
• Faulkner Pumpkin Farm
  www.faulknerspumpkinfarm.com
  10701 View High Dr
  Kansas City, MO 64134
  (816) 763-4644
• KC Pumpkin Patch
  www.kcpumpkinpatch.com
  KC Pumpkin Patch is Kansas City's premier educational pumpkin patch. ... Straw Maze; Jack & Jill Hill Slide; Pumpkin Express Train; Tractor Drawn Hayrides
• Carolyns Country Cousins Pumpkin Patch & Country Store
  www.carolynscountrycousins.com
  Welcome To The Carolyn's Country Cousins Pumpkin Patch And Market ! TEACHERS: For Field Trip Information and Forms CLICK HERE · Enter The Pumpkin Patch ...
• Kansas City Chiefs - Children's TLC Pumpkin Patch
  KC Chiefs Online, home of the Kansas City Chiefs. Get tickets, study the roster and stats, go behind the scenes, watch streaming videos, take a 3-D tour of ...
  

Hay Rides in Kansas City:

• Fall hayrides

  Group fall hayride are being offered again this year by the Johnson County Park and Recreation District.

  The rides will be offered Sept. 22 through Nov. 19. Those who register early are more likely to get their first choice of days and times.

  Hayrides take place seven days a week at Shawnee Mission Park, 7900 Renner Road, Shawnee, and on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays only at Heritage Park, 16050 Pflumm Road, Olathe. Organized hayrides for groups conclude with a campfire where apple cider and marshmallows will be served.

  The hayrides are tractor-drawn, last about one hour, and are followed the campfire gathering, which also lasts about an hour.

  Cost is $5 per person, with a minimum of $65 required. A $30 deposit is due at the time the reservation is made and is applied toward the full amount due. A maximum of 25 people per wagon is allowed, and one adult per 10 children is required.

  Reservations must be made at least two weeks in advance of the date of the hayride. For scheduling and information,

  call (913) 831-3359 Voice or (913) 831-3342 TDD.