On Clifton Hill, a scream might come from a haunted house, a rooftop roller coaster or a friend who has just lost another round of ghost blasting. That mix is part of the fun: there are several ways to get into the Halloween spirit, with enough variety to keep both horror fans and the more cautious members of the group entertained.
This guide covers haunted attractions on Clifton Hill and nearby Victoria Avenue, along with mini-golf adventures for anyone who prefers glowing dragons to dark corridors. Choose a walk-through haunt for suspense, an interactive ride for monsters and friendly competition, or a lighter stop to give everyone a breather between scares.
Carnival Chaos
Address: 4960 Clifton Hill, Niagara Falls, ON, L2G 3N4
Phone: (905) 357-5911
A sinister carnival, a vengeful clown and a blaster in your hands: Carnival Chaos puts riders in the middle of the action. Moving carts carry you through an interactive adventure, with on-screen creatures, sudden motion and targets that keep everyone busy chasing a higher score.
Choose this if your group likes spooky gaming and ride thrills. The carnival theme supplies the creepy characters; the competition gives friends something to argue about afterward. Riders must be at least 42 inches tall.
Nightmares Fear Factory
Address: 5631 Victoria Ave, Niagara Falls, ON L2G 3L5
Phone: (905) 357-3327
Just beyond the top of Clifton Hill, Nightmares Fear Factory is a walk-through haunt geared toward adults and visitors who enjoy a stronger scare. A trail of red lights leads your group through the attraction, leaving plenty of room for anticipation to do its work.
Groups enter with their own friends or family, with a maximum of six people. Children under six cannot enter, and children must be accompanied by an adult. If someone decides they have had enough, calling out “NIGHTMARES” brings the experience to an early end. Agree on who is going first before reaching the door.
Creepy Castle
Address: 4960 Clifton Hill, Niagara Falls, ON L2G 3N4
Phone: (905) 358-3676
Lord Darkness has an undead army. Your group has laser blasters. Creepy Castle, which replaced Zombie Attack beside Niagara Speedway, turns that showdown into an interactive theatre ride with 3D visuals, motion seats, wind effects and live scoring.
The medieval setting brings monsters and dark fantasy to the screen while riders aim for targets and compete for points. It suits visitors who want an action-packed spooky experience from a seat. Guests who prefer a non-motion seat can ask an attendant before entering.
Movieland Wax Museum “House of Horrors”
Address: 4848 Clifton Hill, Niagara Falls, ON L2G 3N4
Phone: (905) 358-3061
A visit to Movieland Wax Museum begins with familiar faces from film, television and music. The mood changes in the horror section, where movie monsters add a darker chapter to the museum visit.
This is a useful choice for a group with mixed enthusiasm for scares. Enjoy the celebrity displays together, then decide who wants to continue through the horror section, which can be bypassed. Everyone still gets the movie-star photo opportunities.
House of Frankenstein
Address: 4967 Clifton Hill, Niagara Falls, ON L2G 3N5
Phone: (905) 357-9660
House of Frankenstein brings a classic monster theme to Clifton Hill’s haunted-house lineup. Head inside for a walk-through encounter with creatures lurking in the shadows, where the fun comes from wondering what is waiting ahead.
Choose it for a traditional monster-house stop during an evening on the Hill. The Frank’N Coaster sits on the roof above, giving visitors the option of adding a very different kind of thrill. Check the operator’s admission options if you want to combine the two.
Wizards Golf – Glow In the Dark Mini Putt
Address: 4960 Clifton Hill, Niagara Falls, ON L2G 3N4
Phone: (905) 358-3676
Glowing castles, trolls and dragons make Wizards Golf a colourful change of pace between haunted attractions. The indoor, 18-hole course trades horror for fantasy, with bright displays surrounding the putting greens.
It is a good fit for families who want seasonal atmosphere without committing to a haunted house. It also provides a sheltered stop on a cool or rainy October evening. The biggest challenge here may be getting the ball past an obstacle while everyone watches.
Dinosaur Adventure Golf
Address: 4952 Clifton Hill, Niagara Falls, ON L2G 3N4
Phone: (905) 358-3676
Life-sized dinosaurs, prehistoric roars and a towering volcano give Dinosaur Adventure Golf plenty of personality. Choose from two 18-hole courses and putt through a landscape where the creatures are much bigger than your golf partners.
After dark, the illuminated dinosaurs and volcanic scenery add a little mystery to an outdoor round. It is an adventurous alternative for visitors who like imposing creatures but prefer to keep the evening light. Bring a layer for fall temperatures and check operating hours, as this outdoor attraction is weather dependent.
The Haunted House
Address: 4943 Clifton Hill, Niagara Falls, ON L2G 3N4
Phone: (905) 357-2200 ext. 6612
The Haunted House keeps its spooky fun rooted in ghosts, skeletons and ghouls. This walk-through attraction is a straightforward choice for visitors who want a classic haunted-house stop while exploring Clifton Hill.
Before heading inside, look for Alfred, the butler stationed outside. His solemn expression makes a fitting photo companion for anyone putting on a brave face. The operator describes the attraction as family friendly, though a child’s comfort with haunted settings matters more than how confidently they announce they are ready.
Ghost Blasters Dark Ride
Address: 4950 Clifton Hill, Niagara Falls, ON L2G 3N4
Phone: (905) 357-5911
Inside the Great Canadian Midway, Ghost Blasters sends riders through a black-light haunted adventure with animated characters, spooky props and targets to zap. Two-person cars let friends or family members ride together while working on their scores.
This is a lighter starting point for a spooky outing, especially if someone is unsure about a walk-through haunt. There is still a dark setting, but the blaster gives riders something playful to focus on. Anyone riding alone must be at least 42 inches tall.
Dracula’s Haunted Castle
Address: 4933 Clifton Hill, Niagara Falls, ON L2G 3N5
Phone: (905) 357-1282
Dracula’s Haunted Castle adds a vampire-themed walk-through to the Hill’s collection of haunted attractions. The castle exterior makes an easy stop for a spooky street photo before deciding whether to head inside.
It suits visitors who want to add another classic horror character to their evening. Ask at the entrance about the current experience and suitability for your group, particularly when visiting with children or anyone who is hesitant about scares.
The Frank’N Coaster
Address: 4967 Clifton Hill, Niagara Falls, ON L2G 3N5
Phone: (905) 357-9660
For a scare with a view, head to the roof above House of Frankenstein. The Frank’N Coaster takes the fun four storeys above Clifton Hill, where the rooftop setting supplies a different kind of anticipation from the haunted attraction below.
It is a fitting choice for visitors whose idea of a thrill involves a roller coaster and a look over the street. Check current operating hours and rider requirements with the operator before planning it as your final stop.
Planning Your Night of Frights:
Nightmares Fear Factory is geared toward adults and is a useful starting point for visitors seeking an intense walk-through experience. House of Frankenstein, The Haunted House and Dracula’s Haunted Castle offer other haunted-house options. What feels scary will depend on your group’s comfort with darkness, suspense and surprise.
Are these places okay for young kids?
Start with Wizards Golf or Dinosaur Adventure Golf for fantasy scenery and putting challenges, or Ghost Blasters for a playful haunted ride. Movieland lets visitors bypass its horror section. Creepy Castle and Carnival Chaos add faster action and motion, so consider those separately when planning for children or cautious riders.
When’s the best time to go?
An evening visit in October pairs the attractions with Clifton Hill’s lights and autumn air. Many indoor attractions operate throughout the year, but hours vary. Check each operator’s schedule, especially for outdoor stops such as Dinosaur Adventure Golf and the Frank’N Coaster.
Can I buy tickets in advance?
The Clifton Hill Fun Pass is available online and bundles six attractions, with some attraction choices varying by season. Review the current inclusions before buying. Independently operated haunted houses and the Frank’N Coaster have separate admission arrangements; the Fun Pass does not cover every attraction in this guide.
Where should I park?
The Clifton Hill parking lot near Niagara SkyWheel has more than 700 spaces and puts visitors close to the attractions. Park once, explore on foot and leave room for a snack stop between scares.
Build the evening around the experiences your group actually enjoys. A haunted house, a round of glowing mini-golf and a competitive ride can make a satisfying mix, with plenty of chances to laugh about who screamed first.
From vampire lairs and zombie invasions to rooftop coasters and glowing mini-golf, Clifton Hill is a thrilling playground where Halloween magic thrives. It’s the perfect destination to test your courage, share a laugh, and create spine-tingling memories any time of year.