Nile Nightmares - the best frights in Washington State

Tuesday, October 22, 2024

Nile Nightmares is back at the Nile Shrine Golf Course across the street from Shoreline for the 14th season of haunted house terror! 


As you make your way through the Nile grounds, beware of the evils that lurk in the shadows. Survivors can catch their breath in our Food and Fear Garden featuring award-winning guest food trucks and classic treats, as well as frothy evil elixirs for those 21 and over. 

Buy your tickets online before we sell out!

All General admission, and VIP tickets are sold date specific. Purchasing tickets online and in advance is highly recommended to guarantee entry. Walk-up sales are subject to availability.

Open 
  • Friday October 25, 2024
  • Saturday, October 26
  • Sunday, October 27
  • Thursday, October 31 - Halloween
  • Friday, November 1 - Day of the Dead
  • Saturday, November 2

HAUNTED ATTRACTIONS
Nile Nightmares Haunted House Features multiple attractions attractions! All for one ticket price!
Details and photos here!
  • DEADMAN'S COVE
  • CURSE OF THE NILE
  • Cabin in the Woods
  • INFERNUM MINE
  • Boot Hill Ghost Town
  • 3D CIRCUS
  • BALLINGER ASYLUM 
  • The Fear Forest and Hillbilly Holler Trail
  • Take a stroll through Ballinger Cemetery!
Formerly the Nile Haunted House, the Nile Shriners cracked open the coffin lid and began haunting in 2010.

The entire Nile Haunted House show was produced by a very small handful of Shriners and staffed on show nights with Masonic youth groups. Thousands of guests flocked to the Nile to revel in the mystique of Halloween. All was good, but there was room for improvement.

In 2013, the Haunted Nightmare team of designers, builders, actors, and make-up artists partnered with the Nile to create one of Seattle’s largest seasonal haunted attractions.

Now in its 14th year of haunting, Nile Nightmares Haunted House scares thousands of thrill-seekers every year to help benefit the Nile Shriners.


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