San Antonio may have sunny skies most of the year, but it is undeniably a spooky city. Ghosts are said to roam almost every downtown corridor, the Donkey Lady scurries across the Medina River, and even railroad tracks can give a few thrills. No wonder Halloween is a big deal for the city. This season is swarming with things that go bump in the night. Here's how to take advantage of the best of them.13th Floor Haunted HouseThe area's most famous haunted house is back through November 9. Attractions in 2024 include The Grymm, a folk-horror experience based on dark fairy tales, and Dead Again, a perhaps too prescient jaunt through a virus-ridden wasteland.The Forgotten Dollhouse MuseumChucky, Abigail, M3GAN. There's hardly a doll that doesn't send shivers down the spine. This spot is overflowing with them. Although a regular visit will surely give guests the willies, the October events amp up the creep factor. Walk warily through the Night of the Living Dolls haunted house on Fridays and Saturdays through October 26 or Halloween night. Take part in a paranormal investigation on October 25. Or bring the whole (Addams) family to a spooky picnic on October 19.