This December 2025, Erebus Haunted Attraction in Pontiac presents Nightmare After Christmas, a two-night, limited-run haunted experience.

This event is not for the faint of heart. According to Erebus Haunted Attraction’s Facebook page, The Nightmare After Christmas is neither cheerful nor cozy. When Christmas ends, the horror begins. Bundle up - it's Erebus frozen over.

As you descend deeper into the tower, the temperature drops, the fear intensifies, and the experience becomes something you don’t just remember, you survive it.

Now that I have your attention, brace yourself for all the terrifying details.

When is Nightmare After Christmas at Erebus in Pontiac?

Dates for Nightmare After Christmas are as follows,

Friday, December 26th, 2025: 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM
Saturday, December 27th, 2025: 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM

How much are tickets for Nightmare After Christmas at Erebus?

Ticket prices are as follows,

General Admission: $35 (wait in line)
Speed Pass: $45 (pick your date and time. No waiting)
VIP: $70 (no waiting, entry through VIP area)
Group Speed Pass: $38 (must be a group of 15, and everyone must go at the same time. Online purchase only).

Tickets can be purchased onsite, unless otherwise noted above. Nightmare After Christmas online tickets can be purchased here.

See More: Oddities & Curiosities Expo: Michigan Dates 2026

Is Nightmar After Christmas all-ages?

Yes. Guests can choose which 'list' they prefer to be on at the event,

The Nice List - Carry a green glow stick for a more friendly evening
The Naughty List - No glow stick. Count on full-on fear

Where is Erebus Haunted Attraction located?

Erebus is at 18 South Perry Street in Pontiac, Michigan.

Here’s hoping you survive both the holidays and the terrifying experience of the Nightmare After Christmas.

Pontiac Home Selling for $1 Has Unexpectedly Hilarious Description

The "World's Cheapest Home" could be yours for just one dollar. This Pontiac, Michigan home comes with an amazing description as well.

4 Things Not To Talk About At Your Family Christmas Dinner

Christmas Foods That Are Dangerous for Dogs

Avoid giving dogs Christmas table scraps due to the potential toxicity of certain foods like onions and chocolate, the risk of pancreatitis from high-fat dishes, and the hazards of cooked bones splintering. Seasonings and new foods can cause digestive upset.

Gallery Credit: Canva