This Texas Attraction Celebrates Halloween All Year Long

Halloween fans don't have to wait until fall thanks to this spooky Texas attraction that's open year-round.

While most people are spending their summer at the pool or planning beach trips, one San Antonio attraction is fully embracing ghosts, eerie mysteries and all things Halloween 365 days a year.

If you're the kind of person who wishes October could stick around a little longer, this place might be right up your alley!

This San Antonio Attraction Turns Guests Into a Horror Story

The Scream Experiment isn't your typical haunted house where you walk through, get startled a few times and head home.

Instead, it's an immersive experience set inside the fictional Restful Sleep Hotel. Guests become part of the story, stepping into a paranormal experiment filled with live actors, mysterious happenings and plenty of creepy surprises.

The attraction describes itself as a place where "every day is Halloween," and from the sound of it, they're pretty committed to that promise.

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The Haunted Restful Sleep Hotel Has a Chilling Backstory

Like any good horror experience, the Restful Sleep Hotel comes with its own unsettling lore.

According to the attraction's story, the hotel reopened after decades of strange disappearances and unexplained events. Visitors are invited to walk its halls and experience the mystery for themselves as the paranormal investigation unfolds around them.

This is the kind of place where one group of people say "I absolutely want to go," and others say, "You couldn't pay me enough!"

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Texas Is Keeping the Spirit of Halloween Alive All Year

The rise of "Summerween" proves Halloween fans don't really pack away their spooky side when October ends.

People host horror movie marathons in July, decorate with pumpkins long before fall arrives and look for ways to keep spooky season going throughout the year.

Now, Texas has decided the best way to celebrate is with a haunted hotel experience just steps from The Alamo.

After all, who says Halloween only gets one month?