Twin Cities Fear Fest Returns to MOA With New Haunted Attractions

The Mall of America, located in Bloomington, Minnesota, is the state's top tourist spot, attracting over 40 million visitors each year. This massive shopping center features more than 500 stores offering everything from clothes and electronics to toys and home décor, alongside 50+ restaurants and food vendors.

Visitors can easily spend a day or two exploring popular spots like Nickelodeon Universe, the LEGO Store, M&M World, a flight simulator, mini-golf, a climbing zone, and an aquarium. Beyond all of that, the mega-mall is also home to one of the largest haunted attractions in Minnesota.

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Twin Cities Fear Fest is coming back to MOA for a second year and has announced three separate Halloween attractions.

Twin Cities Fear Fest is returning to Mall of America this Fall. Guests will encounter detailed sets, dozens of live scare actors, and special effects that create an intense, atmospheric experience. This indoor event will turn the nation’s largest mall into a Halloween destination for thrill‑seekers across the Twin Cities. With multiple themed areas to explore, every corner will bring a new scare!

Running from Sept. 25 through Nov. 1, Twin Cities Fear Fest will host three different spooky attractions on Level 2 (Southeast Court), a hidden bar, and a Gellyball gun range. Tickets range from $20 to $27 depending on which date you choose to go.

Jason Universe: Survive the Night!

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Organizers say 'Jason Universe: Survive The Night' is an officially licensed haunted attraction that puts you face-to-face with one of horror’s most iconic slashers, Jason Voorhees.

Dead City Uprising: Zombies will never not be creepy. They could pop out at anytime in this apocalyptic attraction.
The Magic of Halloween: This event is safe for all ages. It's all fun and no fright with pumpkin displays, games, and photo opportunities.

These attractions will be located on level 2 at MOA, near the east parking ramp.

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