The Winchester House is next to a large lot where three now-closed (and dark!) Century Theater domes still sit, giving the area a unique combination of creepiness and commerce, the latter courtesy of the beautiful and bustling Santana Row shopping center - a vast, modern, multi-story outdoor mall across the street.
(Most of the performers in “Unhinged” give it their all, but the actress playing that little girl really freaked me out.) I almost lost it more than once, particularly when the ghost of a dead girl popped out in the darkened room with the rusty tricycle. “Unhinged” spares no expense in giving visitors the creeps, setting a macabre mood with spooky sound effects, eerie lighting, and gruesomely made up actors who stay in ghostly character while daring you to jump out of your skin. It’s actually worth the two-hour-plus drive from Sacramento to San Jose and the hefty ticket price of $44 to $54. I recently took the “Unhinged” tour with a couple friends, and I was impressed (and surprised) that the house really did creep me out. During this suspenseful walkthrough experience, visitors are allowed to trespass into forbidden rooms of the house never before seen by the public. Guests step into a real life psychological and paranormal thriller, while exploring the dark hallways of the cursed Winchester Estate. The 161-room structure is creepy even in the daylight, but this time of year, the tourist destination by day is turned into a real haunted house, with an after-dark attraction appropriately named “Unhinged” that gives visitors a fully-immersive, multi-sensory Halloween experience like no other. 2 to enjoy Halloween at the spookiest house in Northern California, San Jose’s Winchester Mystery House, a sprawling four-story Queen Anne Style Victorian mansion that its original owner, Sarah Winchester, reportedly built to appease the ghosts of people killed by Winchester rifles. Celebrate Halloween At The Winchester Mystery House
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