Cincinnati's Newest Haunted Experience, The Séance Parlor, Immerses Guests in a 19th-Century Séance

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The Séance Parlor comes from the creators of Williamsburg's Terror Town.

A new haunted attraction is open in Pleasant Ridge, but it’s unlike any other in Greater Cincinnati.

The Séance Parlor, created by Williamsburg’s Terror Town makers All Hallow’s Eve, allows visitors to immerse themselves in a 19th-century-style séance. But unlike traditional haunted houses that you walk through, The Séance Parlor is an intimate experience, where a medium leads a small group in a bone-chilling séance. Each experience lasts 15 to 20 minutes and is perfect for groups of four to six people at a time, says All Hallow’s Eve.

"It's extremely intimate and immersive,” The Séance Parlor owner James Gregory said in a press release. “We're all familiar with haunted houses that simply have too many people, long waits in line and, quite honestly, too many people in the haunt itself. We've rethought the haunt experience with The Séance Parlor. It gives customers a one-on-one experience unlike anything else in Cincinnati."

The haunt is open every Friday and Saturday in October from 7 p.m. to midnight inside The Fowling Warehouse. Tickets can only be purchased on site.

The Fowling Warehouse, 2940 Highland Ave., Pleasant Ridge. More info on The Séance Parlor can be found at allhallowsevellc.com.