CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Looking for a hauntedly good time this Halloween? Charleston is brimming with tours that highlight the area’s many ghost stories, but if you are looking for a more personal scare, perhaps you will enjoy one of the many haunted attractions this Halloween season. Boone Hall Fright Nights is the area’s largest haunted event with three attractions and more than 140 live scare actors on Boone Hall Plantation’s property in Mount Pleasant. The event uses groundbreaking technology and special effects for its mazes and hayride through the dark woods. The event is open on select nights through Oct. 27. Tickets should be purchased online. Holy City Halloween, deemed the scariest haunted house in downtown Charleston, is located in the old Woolfe Street Playhouse. The theme draws on inspiration from the building’s origin as a meat market dating back to 1914. “Nestled in an abandoned Ice Plant and Slaughterhouse Meat Market, this spine-tingling attraction transports you back to the late 1800s, where the echoes of tragedy and terror await,” the attraction’s website said. Guests are offered a family-friendly fright between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m., and visitors can expect a more extreme scare after 7:30 p.m. The attraction is open on select nights through Nov. 2. Click here to learn more and purchase tickets. Southern Screams is back with another frightening attraction at Holy City Brewing. “Conjured” invites you into the “heart of darkness” where ancient practices and the occult intertwine… and you are the last ingredient needed for the summoning ritual. Located at the brewery on Aragon Ave. in North Charleston, the haunted house is open Wednesdays through Sunday through Nov. 2. Your group can navigate through the house with nothing but a lantern during a special “lights out” night on Nov. 1 and 2. Buy tickets online. XscreamScapes offers an immersive experience where guests travel through multiple horrifying periods, complete various challenges, and locate hidden doors and passageways to return to the land of the living. If you’re brave, try the two-hour nighttime challenge where XscreamScapes becomes an intense and horrifying interactive attraction with live actors. There is also a daytime version without the intensity of live actors. The special Halloween schedule runs through Nov. 2. Click here to learn more and purchase tickets.