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This Windsor Haunted House Serves a Multi-Course Dinner With Live Horror

Published by To Do Canada On September 28, 2026
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A haunted house where you can sit down for a multi-course dinner in the middle of the experience gives Scarehouse Windsor a different proposition from the usual Halloween walkthrough.

From crazy zombies and frightening nightmares locked behind doors to horrors lurking in the dark, they have everything that can possibly scare you out of your mind.

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Scarehouse Windsor

For 2026, the entirely indoor attraction at 1441 McDougall Ave combines five themed haunt rooms with live professional actors and a separate immersive dinner. Visitors can choose the conventional haunted-house experience or spend considerably longer inside with dinner and VIP access to the haunts.

What will you actually encounter?

The five attractions take different approaches to scares.

Haunted Darkness is built around navigating almost complete darkness, where the lack of visibility becomes part of the experience. Zombie Maze puts visitors into a maze populated by zombies, while Haunted Trail takes the scares outdoors.

Ward 13 shifts indoors to an asylum setting. The fifth attraction, Fun House, takes the familiar carnival route with clowns and distorted surroundings.

This format makes the attraction relatively straightforward for those who just want Halloween scares. General admission starts with the $31 Fright Package, while the $40 Monster Package offers another ticket option. Fast Pass tickets start at $48.50, and a limited Baller VIP option, capped at six per night, costs $88.50. Taxes and fees are additional.

The venue is 100 per cent indoors, which removes one common October complication: rain or cold weather will not determine whether the haunt can operate.

Want dinner with your scares?

Scarehouse is also bringing back its immersive dinner experience, giving visitors an alternative to simply walking through the haunted attractions.

This is where Scarehouse moves beyond a conventional haunted attraction.

The Immersive Dinner Experience is a 90-minute private themed dining event incorporating a storyline and actors. Guests eat a multi-course “Gore-met” dinner inside one of five themed dining rooms rather than simply stopping at a restaurant before visiting the haunt.

Dinner admission also includes VIP access to all five haunted attractions. Scarehouse advises allowing up to three hours for the complete dinner and haunt experience.

At $99 per person plus tax, gratuity and fees, this is clearly the premium way to visit. The distinction is useful when deciding what to book: visitors mainly interested in scares can stick with haunt admission, while the dinner is designed for those wanting to turn Scarehouse into a full evening.

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Who is Scarehouse best suited for?

 

Scarehouse recommends the attraction for ages 13 and older. Its policy states that children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult, so parents should take the scare-focused nature of the experience into account.

There is also more happening at the venue beyond the main Halloween haunt. Scarehouse lists paint nights, live music and themed evenings among its special events, with additional programming to be announced. Kids’ party packages featuring a mirror maze, neon dance party, food and drinks are scheduled to launch in October.

For visitors coming from outside Windsor, the combination of dinner and haunts makes the premium experience easier to build into a dedicated Halloween night out. Free parking is available on site.

Scarehouse Windsor 2026

What: Explore creepy Halloween haunts and parties and have a ‘Cursed Dinner’ experience.

When: Select nights from October 31, 2026

 

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Where:

1441 McDougall Avenue, Windsor

 

How Much: Haunted experience: Five themed rooms with live professional actors
Fright Package: $31 + HST and fees
Monster Package: $40 + HST and fees
Fast Pass: From $48.50 + HST and fees
Baller VIP: $88.50 + HST and fees; limited to six per night
Immersive Dinner: $99 per person + tax, gratuity and fees
Dinner duration: 90 minutes; allow up to three hours for dinner plus the haunts
Dinner includes: Multi-course meal, themed room, storyline and actors, plus VIP access to all five haunted attractions

Immersive dinner: Separate experience; advance reservation required

Haunt duration: Approximately 45 to 60 minutes

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