How Much Does a Haunted House Cost to Make?

A Haunted House grossed $40.4 million in North America and $20.1 million in other territories for a worldwide total of $60.5 million, against a budget of $2.5 million.
Kopelman estimated that a big haunted attraction can earn $2 million or $3 million a season. Even smaller ones can make upwards of $50,000.
Most haunted houses operate for a month or two out of the year.
Over 80% of haunted attractions charge less than $15.00 per person, 3% charge over $20.00 per ticket.

The typical haunted house is large, dark, surrounded by overgrown vegetation, and full of surprising architectural features such as secret rooms and closets under stairways.

McKamey Manor in Summertown, TN and Huntsville, AL is likely the scariest haunted house. Guests are promised the most terrifying 10+ hours of their lives.
McKamey offers $20,000 to anyone surviving a 10-hour tour. Contestants must endure extreme conditions.
Contestants wanting to enter McKamey Manor must pass physical and mental exams, drug tests, prove insurance, and more. Admission is just a bag of dog food for Russ’s five dogs.
McKamey Manor uses hypnotism for psychological torture. Interested individuals must complete multiple requirements for entry.