Recently I had the pleasure of going on a haunted Irvington tour.The tour covered someone of the hidden stories within the Irvington area.Its a walking tour that takes around 2 hrs the guides are very well informed.Someone of the key points of the tour ( The masonic lodge) at the corner of S Johnson and Washington Street(The lodge number is 666 and the shape of the building is different) There is the home of D.C Stevenson( First grand wizard of the KKK) and the tragic event that happened to a women at his home.The resident of the first serial killer that lived in Indianapolis for a time..There are more highlights that I will not give away.The tour charged 15 dollars and well worth it.There is a story about the author of Raggedy Ann that has a tie to the Indianapolis area. I picked up tickets at the Lazy Days coffee house.Not a firm beliver of the supernatural but yet it was very informative to learn about the hidden stories of the area.

We still get a kick out of the Children's Museum haunted house. We've been going for so long, the kids don't want to miss it, even though the older two also go to scarier haunted houses. We try to spot the props we've seen before over the years. And we always look forward to the twirling tunnel that makes you feel like you're going to spin all the way around.

We went to the Children's Museum this year and I don't think we'll be going back. Not because they didn't do a good job, because they did, but it's no longer scary to my son and that's the fun part of haunted houses...to be scared.
We went to King's Island this year and did some of their haunted houses and it was fun. But it was so overcrowded that we didn't get to do much before we decided to give up and leave.