Spooky Season: Embracing the Thrill of Ghost Tours, Escape Rooms, and Haunted Hotels
As the spooky season approaches, Americans are eager to indulge in ghost tours, haunted hotels, escape rooms, and eerie events, with Halloween spending projected to reach a record $13.1 billion this year.
- Ghost tours and haunted hotels draw large crowds seeking thrills beyond costumes and candy.
- Themed escape rooms and historic cemeteries are also popular attractions during this time.
- Adults are taking it to the next level by booking travel to destinations like Salem, the witch cave, and the Lizzie Borden House for super spooky experiences.
To set the mood for spooky season festivities, consider tuning into podcasts that cater to the theme.
Even if you can’t go that far, you can plan your own creep-tober events.
Americans are leaning into their love of all things eerie as October rolls in, making the most of the spooky season fun.
Author's summary: Explore spooky attractions this Halloween season.
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