Are you ready to be scared? One of Houston's scariest attractions is now open for the Halloween season!

This weekend the 80’s are back with a bloodsucking vengeance Friday, February 16th, and Saturday, February 17th.

The Spring-area Girl Scout Troop who encountered an alligator back in September are now getting some scares for a good cause.

Lauren Kelly takes you inside the Haunted Mayfield Manor.

Calling all ghosts, ghouls and goblins! We have your chance to experience one of the spookiest attractions on the island sure to get you in the Halloween spirit.

It's one of Houston's scariest spots for Halloween, and they're ready to unleash all the terrifying new attractions.

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This season, come experience an all new level of fear at 13th Floor with all new themes that are sure to scare even the bravest of guests.

HOUSTON – We’re not talking about bringing in ghosts or spirits or looking in the attic, we’re talking about celebrating Halloween safely by making your house a “haunted” house. Of course, if you’re showing very small kids, beware that they might be scarred for life if the display is not age-appropriate. Make a tunnel or caveThis is perfect for kids to make themselves or for parents to surprise kids with the evening of Halloween. For extra fun, give the kids flashlights to make their way through the tunnel. Make the puppets Halloween oriented like a vampire and ghost and maybe a haunted house cutout for scenery.

Guests can stay at a two-bedroom period decorated second-floor suite at The Magnolia Hotel in downtown Seguin, which is about a two and half hour drive west of Houston. The Magnolia Hotel opened as a two-room log cabin in 1840 by Texas Ranger James Campbell, who was later killed during the fight for Texas’ independence, according to its website. Guests can stay at a two-bedroom period decorated second-floor suite at The Magnolia Hotel in downtown Seguin, which is about a two and half hour drive west of Houston. They found at least 13 spirits living within the building’s walls, according to the Magnolia Hotel website. (KPRC)The home also includes old photos of previous hotel owners, spooky DVDs, haunted mementos and historic artifacts.