The 5 haunted houses in Bangkok that’ll make you scream
While some are getting their costumes ready for a Halloween party in Bangkok, the real thrill-seekers are gearing up for something darker… a brush with the ghosts at a haunted house. Sure, the ghosts aren’t real, but the fear definitely is. And if you’re wondering which haunted houses in Bangkok are worth the scare, we’ve got the perfect list for you.
Here are our top picks of haunted houses in Bangkok that promise a true fright-fest, in no particular order.
Top 5 haunted houses in Bangkok
Mystiworld Haunted House
Opening hours: Monday to Saturday, 11.00am to 9.00pm / Sunday, 11.00am to 6.30pm
Location: Mystiworld Haunted House, 3rd floor, skating rink side, Seacon Srinakarin, Nong Bon, Prawet, Bangkok 10250
If you think there aren’t any high-quality haunted houses in Bangkok that can make an adult scream, you’re mistaken. Mystiworld, one of the city’s most popular escape room venues, offers just that.
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Currently, Mystiworld Haunted House is running the ‘Vaccine Ghost Run: Humanity’s Last Hope.’ Unlike their usual puzzle-based games, this haunted house experience is pure adrenaline and terror, designed to push even the bravest participants to their limits. Teams of six to eight will navigate through eerie darkness, fleeing ghostly figures while searching for a hidden vaccine.
| Pros | Cons | |
| ✅ Engaging storylines and themes ✅ Great for group of friends and team building ✅ High-quality visuals and sound effects | ❌ Limited walk-in availability ❌ Inconsistent scare factor ❌ Expensive for short sessions |
Big Double Shock at Siam Amazing Park
Opening hours: Daily, 10.00am to 6.00pm
Location: Siam Amazing Park, 203 Suan Sayam Rd, Khan Na Yao, Bangkok 10230
For something kid-friendly, Big Double Shock at Siam Amazing Park might be the perfect option. Combining Thai and Western depictions of the afterline, it offers a blood-curling journey through twisted pathways filled with terrifying horror displays and haunting effects. You’ll go on a disturbing walk through reimagined realms of heaven and hell.
Keep in mind that although there’s no minimum height requirement, children under 130 cm must be accompanied by an adult. We also recommend that children don’t go through it alone – enjoy the experience togehter!
| Pros | Cons | |
| ✅ Good for families with kids ✅ No waiting times ✅ Friendly and attentive staff | ❌ Adults may find it cheesy ❌ Outdated facilities |
The Conjuring Universe Tour
Opening hours: Until Sunday, January 5, 2025, from 11.00am to 8.00pm
Location: 6F, Attraction Hall, ICONSIAM, 299 Charoen Nakhon Rd, Khlong Ton Sai, Khlong San, Bangkok 10600
While this one isn’t exactly a haunted house, it’s a must try this Halloween Season, especially for fans of The Conjuring films. This interactive horror exhibition, inspired by New Line Cinema’s hit horror franchise, invites you to walk-through 20 frightening areas, including recreations of the Carta Monastery from The Nun and the Warren’s Artifact Room from The Conjuring films.
One of the highlights is a replica of the iconic five-metre tree from The Conjuring. The exhibition also offers exclusive merchandise, available only in Thailand, along with themed dining inspired by the franchise’s eerie characters.
| Pros | Cons | |
| ✅ Make you feel like you’re inside the movies ✅ Interactive with surprises throughout the tour ✅ Unique for horror fans | ❌ Might be less frightening compared to traditional haunted houses ❌ The experience could feel short for the price |
Mystery Mansion at Asiatique The Riverfront
Opening hours: Daily, 5.00pm to 12.00am
Location: Asiatique The Riverfront, Charoen Krung Rd, Wat Phraya Krai, Bang Kho Laem, Bangkok 10120
Mystery Mansion offers a spine-tingling experience with its Italian-imported innovation and striking design. Featuring 12 gondolas, each seating two, the ride releases its cables individually to heighten the suspense. Once inside, you’ll be immersed in a sensory adventure with lights and sounds.
If you want to visit with your children, they must be at least 12 years old and taller than 110 cm.
| Pros | Cons | |
| ✅ Fun for those seeking light scares ✅ Ideal for groups of friends looking for a laugh and some jump scares | ❌ Some parts of the ride feel unfinished, with poorly timed props ❌ The ride may be underwhelming for adults or those expecting more intense scares |
The Haunted Mansion at Dream World Bangkok
Opening hours: Daily, 9.30am to 6.00pm
Location: Dream World Bangkok, Bueng Yitho, Thanyaburi District, Pathum Thani 12130
The Haunted Mansion at Dream World Bangkok is the perfect place if you want to explore eerie corridors filled with hair-raising surprises, from ghostly apparitions to unsettling soundscapes, this Halloween. Carefully designed with atmospheric lighting and haunting special effects, the attraction conjures up the feel of a classic horror film, complete with cobweb-draped furniture and creaking doors.
While suitable for most ages, some scenes may be too intense for younger children. Also, be prepared for a fair amount of walking and stair-climbing throughout this spooky adventure.
| Pros | Cons | |
| ✅ Dim lighting, creepy sounds, and sudden scares that keep adrenaline high ✅ Perfect for families, it provides just the right amount of scares without being too extreme | ❌ Might feel a bit dated compared to more modern haunted attractions ❌ The experience can be dampened by long queues, especially on weekends or public holidays |
There are plenty of eerie locations in Bangkok that’ll spook you any time of year. However, if you’re after serious screams and goosebumps without the risk of a ghost following you home, the 5 haunted houses on this list will give you an adrenaline rush just in time for Halloween.
Looking to enjoy a scary atmosphere while dining with friends? You can explore these eight spooky cafés in Bangkok for a frightful cup of coffee and snacks.
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