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Chateau de Mort

A seasonal, story-driven haunted experience inside Chandler’s Chateau de Vie, staged on select October nights.

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Each October, Chateau de Vie takes on a darker identity as Chateau de Mort. The immersive haunted experience leads guests room by room through a theatrical story with costumed performers, detailed sets, lighting, sound, practical effects, and close-up encounters. The 2026 production is inspired by the Salem Witch Trials and turns the mansion into a tense journey through accusation, hysteria, and supernatural dread.

Why stop: It is a more intimate and theatrical alternative to a warehouse-style haunted house, using a real mansion to make the story feel unusually close.

Good to know: Recommended for mature audiences ages 13 and older. Expect sudden movement, loud sound, darkness, and intense themes involving persecution, torture, and the occult. Tickets are timed and non-refundable; arrive about 15 minutes early.

Hours: Seasonal timed admission on select October nights. Check the ticket calendar for available dates and entry times.
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Where is Chateau de Mort located?

The location shown for Chateau de Mort is 1220 N Kyrene Rd, Chandler, AZ, 85226, United States.

What should customers know about Chateau de Mort?

Each October, Chateau de Vie takes on a darker identity as Chateau de Mort. The immersive haunted experience leads guests room by room through a theatrical story with costumed performers, detailed sets, lighting, sound, practical effects, and close-up encounters.

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