Former Eloise Asylum expands for second year as Halloween attraction

The infamous metro Detroit psychiatric hospital-turned-haunted house is open until Nov. 5

By Randiah Camille Green

Sep 27, 2022 at 1:40 pm

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What could go wrong in a place that’s considered one of America’s most haunted?

Westland’s former Eloise Asylum has gone from paranormal hotspot to Halloween attraction for the second year in a row.

The infamous hospital was reopened as the haunted walkthrough in 2021 and is back with an expanded experience of terror for those who are brave enough to take it on.

According to a press release, the attraction offers an “immersive horror experience unlike any other” taking inspiration from psychological and horror films that will make visitors feel like they are being brainwashed.

This year features two attractions that have expanded to cover over 35,000 square feet, and the addition of several escape rooms.

What could go wrong in a place that’s considered one of America’s most haunted?

Eloise Asylum tickets start at $44. More information is available at eloiseasylum.com.

It's not hard to see why many believe this place is probably haunted.

Michigan's creepy Eloise asylum is now open for tours, could become a paranormal-themed hotel

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Randiah Camille Green

After living in Japan and traveling across Asia, Randiah Camille Green realized Detroit will always be home. And when she says Detroit, she's talking about the hood, not the suburbs. She has bylines in Planet Detroit News , Bridge Detroit , BLAC magazine, and Model D .Her favorite pastimes are meditating on...