Toronto 
Events Description
Haunted Hollows Scream Park is what your Halloween fears are made of. Follow our twisted trails into the dark forest and come face to face with your deepest fears. Here, among the crooked and gnarled trees, you’ll encounter horrifying clowns, ghouls, giant spiders, murderous inmates, ravenous cannibals, deranged mental patients, and demented doctors. They’re all waiting for you in the darkness of Haunted Hollows.
Terrifying Halloween Attractions!
Come check out our new major expansion and new widow maker vortex tunnel!
- Asylum
The Doctors have lost control and the patients run wild in the asylum. Dr. Satan has turned them into raving lunatic’s await new victims. - The Butcher Shop
Needs fresh meat that is human meat. Brace your self and see if you can slip by the monstrous cannibal butcher. Don’t be another victim strung up on his walls. - Carnevil Circus
Visit the hellsgate circus and try to survive the evil clowns that will greet you upon entry to the scream park. Better have those shoes on tight if you dare to enter. - Chainsaw Alley
RUN!!! If you hear the chainsaw it already may be to late to survive his attack. Stay on your toes or he will cut them off. - The Dead Die-ner
A halloween table for 2 is set and ready for hungry customers, ready to survive the trip through our zombie diner. The menu is to die for! Careful, you might end up as the meal! - The Swamp
Beware of the giant mutant rat spotted next to the toxic waste that spilled into the bog. Dare to find out what lurks inside the swamp at Haunted Hollows?
HOW MUCH
Tickets: General Admission: $43.61
Various package options available
How to get tickets?
Buy Online
WHEN & WHERE
Date & Time:
October 6 to 8, 13 to 15, 20 to 22, 27 to 31, 2023 | 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Venue:
Haunted Hollows Scream Park, 18444 Yonge Street, East Gwillimbury
Cassandra Robinson’s review is the scariest thing I’ve seen this halloween. Haunted Hallows is a close 2nd though!
I’ve been the last few years and its great, they don’t herd you through like wonderland, and the park is well designed, a good length and great actors. I’m not jumpy but someone always gets me atleast once.
Not sure how I feel in this day and age using the description “deranged mental patients” I get the whole asylum theme but I think it’s dated and creates a negative stigma towards people who really are suffering. I’ve spent my time in the mental health ward with major depressive disorder and I’ve seen the way visitors and staff look at and treat patients. I’ll never forget a couple maintenance workers who said as if I couldn’t hear them or I wasn’t even there, while working in my room “Just don’t make eye contact with them”
Anyways not trying to be negative I love Halloween I love haunted houses just your advert gave me pause when I read “deranged mental patients”. I think there are better ways to position it without perpetuating a harmful stigma Just something to consider.