Nightmare on 19th Street

West Texas' largest haunted theme park will be opening for one night on Saturday, February 13 for a special event.

Hundreds of families came out for Nightmare on 19th Street in Lubbock's annual trick-or-treat night for kids.

Nightmare on 19th Street has a REALLY LARGE HUMAN who loves to play with his chainsaw. He is an absolute terror. This video shows one unlucky lady who caught his attention.

This week's episode of Weird and Wonderful West Texas features Lubbock's scary-good Halloween attraction, Nightmare on 19th Street.

The scariest Halloween attraction in West Texas opens its doors Saturday, September 26, 2015 for a preview night, and you could score a pair of wristbands.

I spoke with Wes Nessman from KFMX about how his Nightmare on 19th Street haunted attraction would be giving out free candy to families and children.

An evil clown has risen over 19th and University. It's the 2015 billboard for Nightmare On 19th Street announcing this year's Halloween fun.

Nightmare on 19th Street isn't just the scariest haunted attraction in Texas. One day each year it throws open the gates a little early for young kids to spend some time with their families in costume and score some free candy before Halloween.

This Thursday Kool FM and Nightmare on 19th Street present “Little Kids Trick Or Treat”!

The marching band from Coronado High School dressed like the undead and shambled over to Nightmare on 19th Street this weekend to scare up a little fun.

Nightmare On 19th Street expands to Thursday, Friday Saturday and Sunday nights this week (with reduced admission on Thursdays and Sundays). We thought this would be a good opportunity to show you where we came from.

Who's ready for some scares? The fun thing about scares is you always laugh after you get scared. It makes for a hilarious emotional roller-coaster. It's pure fun and we do it pretty hardcore! That's what Nightmare on 19th Street is all about.