This event features altered versions of some of the mazes and scare zones, for guests who might be considered too old for the festivities of Tricks and Treats Fall Fest, but still too young to brave the mazes of Halloween Haunt. In 2019, Kings Island introduced a new feature to the event called Hallow-Tween. Almost all of the haunted houses in the event, especially mainstay attractions that have been around for years like Madame Fatale's Cavern Of Terror, are housed in buildings of former attractions, while others are located in backstage areas. Since this retheming, the event no longer focuses on notable intellectual properties in the horror genre of various media, though some of the music played during the event has come from films that fit the Halloween season, such as A Nightmare on Elm Street and Beetlejuice. The following year after Cedar Fair acquired all of Paramount's parks (including Kings Island) in 2006, the event was renamed to its current name of Halloween Haunt. Some of the attractions were based on Paramount's own works, such as Friday the 13th, and Sleepy Hollow were featured, in addition to Cassandra Peterson's Elvira character and Bram Stoker's Dracula, the latter of which was included multiple years due to being in the public domain. During this time, Paramount had a heavier focus on intellectual properties, and multiple horror properties.
The event began as FearFest in 2000, when Paramount owned and operated the park.
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