Funhouse (noun)

1. A place of amusement, especially one with distorted mirrors, steep slides, and other features designed to create a sense of disorientation and surprise.
2. A building or room with a variety of amusing and entertaining features, such as mechanical devices, optical illusions, and other distractions.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from fun + house.

Examples:

1. The funhouse had many different rooms with different themes.
2. The funhouse had a hall of mirrors and a slide.
3. They went to the funhouse at the fair.
4. The funhouse was full of laughter and screams.
5. The kids loved the funhouse at the amusement park.