Rotten Manor UnWraps A Bloody Christmas

When Rotten Manor first appeared in the pages of the Fear Finder back in 2015, it was evident from the monstrous facade that this haunt had big plans in mind. Awestruck by my visit on Halloween that inaugural year, subsequent trips in 2016 and 2019 revealed that Rotten Manor had expanded and evolved with impressive results. Having quickly gained a reputation has one of the most formidable haunted houses in the state, it was no surprise when Rotten Manor decided to introduce a Christmas-themed event last year, and that tradition will continue in 2020.

READ 2015 REVIEW HERE: Rotten Manor Howls at Halloween Moon

A Bloody Christmas will be open six dates over three weekends during the month of December. Originally scheduled to premiere on November 27th, an electrical issue caused a one-week delay in yuletide screams. Rotten Manor will now open its doors for festive fright beginning Friday, December 4th and will host the event every Friday and Saturday from 7pm to Midnight through December 19th.

A Bloody Christmas will present patrons with two attractions — the namesake, Rotten Manor, and an elaborate, wooded trail that bears the same name, Rotten Forest. Tickets cost $26 per attraction or guests can opt for a combo ticket and experience both attractions for $40. Per Rotten Manor’s website, tickets are only available on-site and must be purchased with cash only.

Rotten Manor has introduced an app that’s available on the Apple Store and Google Play. A $3 coupon can be found on the FAQ page of the website where customers must register in order to attend A Bloody Christmas. Rotten Manor does enforce facial coverings and social distancing, so plan accordingly. For complete details or questions refer to the website: Rotten Manor

Rotten Manor is located at 13245 Dixie Highway in Holly, Michigan.