Lafayette, Ohio· season fifteen
He never
left office.
Two floors of the real Lafayette town hall. The mayor still holds court.
Doors open September 19 at 7:30 PMTickets $15, good any nightRaining? Good. The screams are indoors.
$15.
Any night.
One building, two floors, one dead mayor. Pay cash at the booth or buy online with a card. Plans change? Your ticket just works another night.
Any open night. All ages same price.
Auto-applies when one order holds 10+ general admissions. Groups of 20+ contact us before purchasing.
Peak Saturdays run 2 to 3 hours. This skips the line.
General admission plus speakeasy at the bundled price.
Fast Pass entry plus speakeasy.
Ten haunts, one booklet, one hoodie. Bring yours to the ticket booth for the 2026 sticker.
5 dollars per person when the same order includes a haunt ticket; 7 standalone.
Every ticket is good for any open night.
Pick your night
Doors at 7:30 PM, in line by midnight gets through, and every ticket is good for any open night. Fridays run the shortest lines; the last Saturdays run 2 to 3 hours at peak, and Halloween lands on a Saturday this year.
September
October
Bringing the whole crew?
10 to 19 people: nothing to arrange. The $12 group rate applies by itself at checkout.
20 or more, or a kids’ group: talk to us first. Big crews and young screamers get their night set up right: group entry, arrival time, and actors who read the room. Then paying is one tap for whoever holds the card.
- 01Tell us about your crewFive quick fields
- 02We call youNight, arrival, scare level
- 03One tap to payTickets land by text
The building spent all summer alone. It heard you were coming.
Case no. 13 · the legend
From mayor to monster
Henry Joseph ran Lafayette from this building for seventeen years as judge, jury, and executioner. In 1927 a fall from the clock tower ended his term. The building never let him leave.
The speakeasy
Five minutes. One locked room. $5 with your haunt ticket.
Under the haunt there is a bar that never closed. Find the way out before your five minutes do.
$7 without a haunt ticket · book it at the booth
Reviews· once they made it to the car
Overheard in the parking lot
The screaming stops out here. The talking starts.
“For such a small building, there was so much to experience.”
The Scare Factor
“Well worth the money and an experience you will not forget.”
Eddie, Google review
“Read the backstory before you go. It makes the whole walkthrough hit harder.”
Susan J., Google review
“It was my 8-year-old's first haunt. The actors read the room perfectly.”
Jennifer D., Google review
Walk the second floor
Drag the light. Mind what it finds.
The second-floor hallway in the dark, where the haunt's residents wait.
Scream alerts
Season dates, door times, and the occasional dispatch from the mayor. Nothing else.