Spooky Season: Exploring Ghost Tours, Haunted Hotels, and More
To make the most of spooky season fun, explore ghost tours, haunted hotels, escape rooms, podcasts, and eerie events.
The National Retail Federation’s annual consumer survey projects Halloween spending to reach a record $13.1 billion this year.
- Ghost tours
- Haunted hotels
- Escape rooms
- Podcasts
- Eerie events
Every fall, ghost tours, escape rooms and haunted hotels draw crowds looking for thrills that go beyond costumes and candy.
As October rolls in, the country leans into its love of all things eerie, with adults booking travel to historic sites like Salem, the witch cave, or the Lizzie Borden House for super spooky experiences.
If you can't travel far, you can plan your own creep-tober events, and set the mood with spooky podcasts before planning festivities.
Author's summary: Explore spooky season with ghost tours and haunted hotels.
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