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Cal State Fullerton Dormitory

College dorm haunted by former residents

Fullerton, CA

Wheelchair Accessible

Research updated May 2026

Age

18+ (residential)

Cost

$$

Student housing

Access

Wheelchair OK

Campus grounds

Equipment

No Photos

Apparitions

Paranormal activity in dormitory spaces.

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1 way to experience
Self-Guided Visit

Campus Tour

Explore Cal State Fullerton campus including dormitory areas.

Duration:
1.5 hr
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Cal State Fullerton Dormitory family-friendly?
Overall family fit: High.
How much does it cost to visit Cal State Fullerton Dormitory?
Student housing
Do I need to book in advance?
No advance booking is required, but checking availability is recommended.
Is Cal State Fullerton Dormitory wheelchair accessible?
Yes, Cal State Fullerton Dormitory is wheelchair accessible. Terrain: Campus grounds.