Nights of Fright brings five evenings of Halloween scares to Davie

Davie, Florida – More than 20 themed rooms, live actors and unexpected scares will await visitors when the annual Nights of Fright Haunted House returns to Davie for five evenings in October.

The Town of Davie is partnering with the Friends of the South Florida Cloggers and Rick Case Automotive Group to present the attraction at the Pine Island Multipurpose Center, 3801 S. Pine Island Road. The indoor, air-conditioned haunted house will operate October 23, 24, 25, 29 and 30, with nightly activities running from 5 to 10 p.m.

Visitors will have two ways to experience the attraction, depending on their appetite for Halloween scares. An early hour offers a gentler walkthrough, while the evening program brings live actors and the full frightening experience.

From 5 to 6 p.m., the Not-So-Scary Hour will welcome younger visitors and anyone who prefers Halloween atmosphere without the sudden frights. Guests can explore all of the themed rooms during a scare-free walkthrough, and children can take part in trick-or-treating. Tickets for this portion of the evening cost $20 per person.

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The mood changes at 6 p.m., when Full Scare Hours begin. Running until 10 p.m., this version of the haunted house features live actors and scares throughout the attraction. Organizers recommend the experience for adults and children ages 12 and older, although younger children may attend at a parent’s or guardian’s discretion.

Full Scare admission costs $35 per person. Tickets are sold in 15-minute arrival windows, and visitors must arrive during their selected time slot. With day-of tickets limited, guests planning to attend can purchase admission through the event’s online ticket portal.

Tickets are required to enter the haunted house during either session. Groups interested in special rates can contact organizers at [email protected].

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Beyond the haunted rooms, a themed entertainment area will operate from 5 to 10 p.m. each evening. The area will feature a live DJ, local vendors, food and refreshments from the Kreepy Kitchen, along with raffles and a silent auction.

Admission to the entertainment area is free, as is parking. That gives visitors an opportunity to enjoy the surrounding activities without purchasing a haunted house ticket, while those entering the attraction can include the entertainment area in their evening plans.

Proceeds from the event will benefit the Friends of South Florida Cloggers. Additional information about the five-night program and ticket purchases is available on the Nights of Fright website.