Halloween is right around the corner Philadelphia, and that means one thing to most children, haunted houses are open again. Leading the pack this year in the scare the life out of you category is Scareworld, located in Claymont Delaware across from the Tri-State Mall.

Opening September 28th, Scareworld offers visitors an unprecedented 7 haunted houses to explore. The frightening experience results in an entire night of fun for children young and old, and college students looking for a night they will never forget.

Scareworld is renowned as a top haunted house destination for a variety of reasons. Visitors enjoy free parking, tax free ticket sales, and a remarkable 7 onsite haunted houses. Adding to the allure of this theme park is the acclaimed 13 Floor Urban Legend attraction.

 

Not only does Scareworld offer visitors a visceral experience that leaves them shook to their bones in fear, it also provides affordable ticket discounts for students, families, and groups.

Television, radio, newspapers, and other media outlets are encouraged to experience Scareworld itself, and talk to participants about their experience at the park.

Can a haunted house actually be haunted? According to the staff of Scareworld, this park is truly haunted. Strange sounds and other signs of ghosts have been seen on the Scareworld site, making the adventure that much more of a thrill.

Tickets can be purchased on the Scareworld.com website. Visitors to the site can also view a free comparison chart showing the benefits of Scareworld.

Opening weekend for Scareworld is September 28th and 29th; visitors are encouraged to purchase tickets in advance.