Haunted houses in Tulsa

About ten minutes north of town, by their count, Psycho Path Haunted Attraction in Sperry is the scariest thing on the Tulsa list. There's a 20-minute outdoor ride through real woods on a custom-built "Scareage," plus a walk-through called the Shadow Box. It's $25, and tickets are online only with timed entry. If you'd rather stay in town, I'd go with HexHouse. One ticket gets you three haunts, all themed around an infamous 1944 Tulsa case involving the occult.

Insanity Farms, out at Pumpkin Town Farms, adds a haunted corn maze, a pallet maze full of clowns and zombie paintball. Heads up: everyone in your group needs a signed waiver before you go. For ghosts without the jump scares, the Haunted Tulsa Bus Tour runs Oct 10 to 30 for $40, and apparently it sells out fast. The list is short because only places that posted 2026 dates make it, and nothing here is really aimed at little kids. Psycho Path says it leaves that call to parents.