<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4WNUQ2_0vlRL91h00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4WNUQ2_0vlRL91h00" width="2100" height="300" ></figure>Haunted Hydro is bringing its long-running horror experience back for a 35th year to the delight of thrill seekers looking for a terrifying outing. Located in Fremont and opened in 1989, Haunted Hydro is unique in that it utilizes a former operational hydroelectric plant where “the legacy continues but new nightmares begin” as they commemorate this anniversary. The plant was built and began operating in 1911 and was in use until 1943, making the now haunted attraction one of the most unique in the United States and potentially the only of its kind in a former hydroelectric power plant.Haunted Hydro, Northwest Ohio’s longest running haunted attraction, is under the new ownership of Jason Muri and Kevin Stich. The pair own seven different haunted attractions, bringing years of expertise in the industry. In addition to making capital improvements to the grounds and facility, they have successfully incorporated various themes during the offseason including a special Valentine’s Day-themed horror experience this past February.This year’s fall edition of the Haunted Hydro features three different experiences, “Fog Harbor”, “The Void”, and “Wasteland.” “Fog Harbor” is a brand-new outdoor trail where guests will find terror lurking in the woods and along the river. “The Void” and “Wasteland” both take place within the hydroelectric plant and feature storylines built around a crazed former Hydro curator and a toxic waste spill.Haunted Hydro is located at 1333 Tiffin St. in Fremont, OH and is open Friday and Saturday nights now through October 31, with additional hours on Sunday, October 20 and 27 and on Halloween night, Thursday, October 31.Find more information about Haunted Hydro, their upcoming events, and purchase tickets at www.thehauntedhydro.com and find event more by following The Haunted Hydro on Instagram and Facebook.</div></body>

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Haunted Hydro Brings Thrills and Chills to the Area for the 35th Year

Haunted Hydro is bringing its long-running horror experience back for a 35th year to the delight of thrill seekers looking for a terrifying outing. Located in Fremont and opened in 1989, Haunted Hydro is unique in that it utilizes a former operational hydroelectric plant where “the legacy continues but new nightmares begin” as they commemorate this anniversary. The plant was built and began operating in 1911 and was in use until 1943, making the now haunted attraction one of the most unique in the United States and potentially the only of its kind in a former hydroelectric power plant.