For thousands of years, the Vanhelsing family has been an ever vigillant guardian for humanity against evil. Most are familiar with the tales of the legendary battles between Vanhelsing and the Romanian Blood Count,Count Dracula, but that's only just the beginning. It is told that Vanhelsing, as well as his entire family's bloodline, were cursed with immortality and super human strength to help aid them in their on going battles against the ever growing threats of evil. Through out history, Vanhelsing has tirelessly roamed the earth hunting the most vile and hideous monsters and madmen. Evil simply cannot be destroyed and forgotten. It is constant and always seeking a way into our world. You simply cannot burn or bury evil. Evil knows no rest and must be contained. There are agents of darkness, working just as hard to unleash pain and suffering on mankind. This order is known only as Zule Kazare, an age old order of demon worshippers dedicated to the revival of the Blood Count and his evil henchmen. Vanhelsing thought The best way to hide something was to display it in plain sight. What better way to hide and warehouse evil than to publicly display it? Disguised as elaborate wax figures, Vanhelsing's collection of frozen madmen and their belongings were put on permanent display in Vanhelsing's House Of Wax. Using modern science and age old, long forgotten druidic spells and rituals of protection, Vanhelsing had managed to imprison the evil forever, frozen in suspended animation. Now after 2 hunderd years, amazing paranoral activity has plagued the House of Wax. It appears as if a crack in the protection spell has occured. The supposed wax figures, now housed in displays containing powerful personal artifacts, have begun to return to life. The order of Zule has been blamed for this disturbance in the balance of good and evil. Vanhelsing has worked day and night to counter the evil that now veils his museum prison. In one final effort to entomb his collection of evil, the museum was boarded up and forgotten. This October for a limited time Vanhelsing's Haunted House of Wax will reopen to the public. See for yourself, world famous monsters and madmen from history and film displayed in authentic movie quality sets. Wander the Halls of this once elegant Wax museum presumed to be haunted. Enter if you dare Count Dracula's lair, Dr. Frankensteins lab, Leatherface's kitchen and many many more scenes of horror. You must decide for yourself this Halloween, in your quest to survive... Are they real or are they just wax??? Dispatched several months ago to the vast Carpathian mountains of Rumania Vanhelsing hopes unearth the Ancient Temple of The Damned. The Temple is the unconfirmed home to the order of the Knights of Zule Kazare believed to be behind the strange occurances at the house of wax. Can Vanhelsing succeed in solving the mystery and forever stop evil from enslaving mankind?

HEAVY METAL MADNESS Upon escaping the house of wax you will be ushered into total darkness as you try and survive the all new HEAVY METAL MADNESS a totally dark maze pumped full of fog and music mayhem.Test your self and see if you have what it takes to suvive in this hostile environment.

COUNT ORLOCKS CASTLE OF TORTURE

COMING SOON!!!

THE HAUNTING OF MIDNIGHT MANOR

From the outside, this place looks like an average manor house from the early 20th Century. Truth be told, the history of Midnight Manor will leave one’s skin crawling. The story about to unfold is an actual account of the monstrous acts that occurred in this home.

In 1900, Midnight Manor, in Mansfield, Texas was owned by the Morbid family. Dr. Morbid’s wife, Mary, and 2 children, Emily and Alex were all dying from an unknown sickness. In response, Dr. Morbid started performing experiments on his patients and manor staff to find a cure for this sickness and one by one, they began disappearing. Dr. Morbid was hiding the dead bodies throughout his home both inside and out. Some say that Dr. Morbid built secret doors and passageways throughout his mansion to hide the evidence of his monstrous acts. Because he was unable to find a cure for his wife and children, they all perished in October of 1902. Dr. Morbid lived at Midnight Manor for another 31 years until he perished alone and insane in 1932, but his body has never been found and some say he is still alive.

The Mansfield authorities have still never discovered some 20 missing persons that disappeared from 1900 to 1930. The manor sat vacant for over 75 years, when the Texas State Historical Society deemed it a state historical landmark. Midnight Manor was opened to the public in 2007. Within the first month, numerous encounters with spirits were reported and the National Ghost Hunters Association was called in to investigate. The N.G.H.A. recorded at least 15 spiritual encounters in the manor.

Still, spirits haunt Midnight Manor and no bodies have ever been discovered. The manor has now been re-opened for public tours.

If you dare, come to Mansfield, Texas and see Midnight Manor and experience a real haunted house at TERRORPLEX!