BloodManor: Tribeca's Haunted House Returns for 2026

BloodManor, a haunted house that bills itself as the scariest in New York, is back for its 2026 season at 359 Broadway in Lower Manhattan. This year's line, displayed across the top of its website, is "Blood Will Spill…".

The attraction does not run every night. It opens only on the dates highlighted on its 2026 season calendar, which is posted on the homepage, so it is worth planning your visit around that grid. Tickets are sold online through the link on the site.

The team's recent Instagram posts hint at what waits inside, and the scenes seem to change sharply from one to the next: an asylum gone dark, grinning clowns, a corridor where the floorboards creak for a reason, and a funhouse the captions insist is not fun at all. If you like walking through something that feels like a horror film set, this is the draw.

The website also points to a few extras. A scare actor academy experience lets visitors try the other side of the fright. Pages on the history of the manor and the "Torment Tapes" fill in the backstory behind the house. And a fundraising page supports St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, with the slogan "The Haunting Begins. The Giving Never Ends."

For Japanese readers who enjoy Halloween season in New York, this is a good option for a different kind of night out. It sits close to Tribeca, SoHo and Chinatown, so dinner or a walk before or after is easy to arrange. The venue can be reached by phone at (212) 290-2825.