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Terrific news for horror fans. If you’re hoping to get your thrills on this Halloween season in DFW, know there’s no scarier horror attraction than Cutting Edge Haunted House in Fort Worth. The award-winning haunted house has once again been named as the scariest haunted house in America.
Touted as the world’s biggest directory of haunted attractions, Haunt World is a publication based on the coverage of the world’s scariest and most exciting horror-themed attractions, haunted houses, and all things spooky. Ahead of spooky season, the publication released its 2025 list of the Top 13 Scariest Haunted Houses in America. At the top of the list is none other than Cutting Edge Haunted House in Fort Worth.
In its coverage of Cutting Edge Haunted House, Haunt World praised the venue’s nationally acclaimed zombie drumline, in-house actor training program, and imaginative multi-level journey.
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Here’s what the publication had to say:
“A towering force in the haunted attraction industry, Cutting Edge has earned its place at the top by crafting an experience that lingers long after guests exit its shadowy halls,” the publication writes.
“Hidden within the walls of a century-old meatpacking plant, this Fort Worth legend draws guests into a multi-level journey where dim corridors shift, illusions flicker, and the line between reality and nightmare quietly disappears“.
The publication also highlights the venue’s other awards, which include its Guinness World Records, including “The World’s Largest Haunted House“. The venue was also previously named the Best Haunted House in America by USA Today numerous times.
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Cutting Edge Haunted House in Fort Worth officially opens for the season on Friday, September 26. The venue will be open on select week and weekend nights from then to Saturday, November 1. Tickets to the experience are now available through its website starting at $29.99 but vary depending on the night.
See its website for more details.