Question by jazz2122: What are the names of the Haunted Attractions in New York that are featured on The Travel Channel?
I remember watching The Travel Channel last year and see the list of scariest haunted attractions. There were a couple in New York, but I can’t remember what they were. Does anyone know?
I’m asking about the haunted attractions they do on Halloween, like haunted houses, mazes, hayrides, etc.

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Answer by qυιeт poмegranaтe
The Hotel Chelsea, commonly known as The Chelsea, in New York City was featured on The Travel Channel’s “Haunted Travels: Haunted Hotels.” Here is a description I found on the Travel Channel’s website: “In addition to its storied occupants, the 12-story ‘cauldron of creativity,’ erected in 1884, is also known for its ghosts. Janis Joplin once rasped, ‘A lot of funky things happen in the Chelsea.’ Indeed. Actress Sarah Bernhardt reportedly slept in a coffin while living here. Thomas Wolfe’s presence has been felt on the 8th floor, while the spirit of Dylan Thomas, who drank away his final days at the Chelsea, seems to have stayed long past check-out time. Board the east elevator and you may share a lift with the ghost of Sex Pistol Sid Vicious, suspected of stabbing his girlfriend, Nancy Spungen, to death in room 100. Roughly half of the Chelsea’s rooms (no two alike) are occupied by long-term residents, meaning your neighbors may be a bit more eccentric than your typical chain hotel clientele.”

The Amityville Horror House — the house that birthed the movies — was featured on “America’s Haunted Houses.” It is located in Amityville, New York, on Long Island. The house is notoriously famous, as demonic voices drove Robert Defeo to murder his entire family in their sleep. Visit the HOUSE’S website here: http://www.amityvillehorror.com/ The website has no affiliation with the movie.

Unfortunately, I am unable to find any information on New York Halloween attractions via the Travel Channel.

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