Are you looking for something to do this Halloween? We’ll we have compiled the best and most amazing Halloween themed events in New York and the surrounding areas.
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C. Casola Haunted Farms
C. Casola Haunted Farms has an amazing and large property, with plenty of room to get lost… and scared. Their event starts officially on ___th, and runs through ___th.
Dates for “C. Casola Haunted Farms” are as follows:
Calendar is currently unavailable, and usually runs every Friday through Sunday evening.
Ticket options are:
Horror Mazes:
Additional Experiences:
One of their more popular attractions is the Marlboro Zombie Breakout, which is “Zombie Paintball”. They arm you with a paintball gun mounted onto the side of a truck. As you move through the encounter, fire upon the undead.
What does C. Casola Haunted Farms offer, that other venues do not?
- The paintball is a lot of fun, and hard to find these days, but they also have the advantage of the large property to create hayride, and the Haunted Wooded Trail. Instead of being trapped in a building they made to look scary, an old wooded area with minimal decoration can always hold that extra flair.
Tickets for the event are only sold at site, and only for cash. Find out more though Here!
Blood Manor
One of the more popular of horror events in the New York area, this event starts on October 4th, and runs through November 9th.
Dates for “Blood Manor” are as follows:
Ticket options are:
Horror Mazes:
One experience, one house. Well worth the viewing though.
Additional Experiences:
There are no additional experiences or events at this property.
What does Blood Manor offer, that other venues do not?
- This is a very famous and fan favorite maze/haunted house as we previously stated. We’ve attended it ourselves prior. One of the most interesting options they have is their Dark Nights. This year, venture in on November 1st, and November 2nd. Each party is given 1 glow stick, and the lights are turned very low. Can you survive the dark?
Tickets for the event are available Here! You can also see more about the location Here!
The Haunt at Rocky Ledge
If you make it out to Rocky Ledge, this is a fun event. Making use of a large tract of land for the holiday, you also can have fun starting on October 4th, and runs through November 2nd.
Dates for “The Haunt at Rocky Ledge” are as follows:
Ticket options are:
Horror Mazes:
Additional Experiences:
There are no additional experiences or events at this property.
What does The Haunt at Rocky Ledge offer, that other venues do not?
- They have created a one stop event. You pay one ticket, and go through the experience, that takes about half an hour of your time, and includes a haunted cornfield. They make very good use of their eight acre property.
Tickets for the event are sold at the venue, and they accept cash and card. Come early to this event, as lines do form. You can find out more Here!
13 Hour Rising Haunted Hayride
This smallish/medium size haunt has heat and has been running for 25 gloriously gory years. Their haunt starts officially on October 4th, and runs through October 26th.
Dates for “13 Hour Rising Haunted Hayride” are as follows:
Calendar is currently unavailable, but starts running on the 4th of October, and usually runs every Friday and Saturday evening.
Ticket options are:
Horror Mazes:
Additional Experiences:
There are no additional experiences or events at this property.
What does 13 Hour Rising Haunted Hayride offer, that other venues do not?
- This is a family company, ran by husband and wife and sometimes with some help from their son. There is heart and soul in this, and their love for their passion, as well as their actors, it shows. So the thing that stands this company from others, is passion.
Tickets for the event are only available on-site, and they only accept cash. Find out more about the event Here!
Rolling Hills Asylum
This is an outlier the group. This isn’t a horror maze, so much as it’s a ghost tour company. However, since it’s that time of the year, I thought it might be a good idea to talk a little about them too. This place is already currently running, and pretty much always throughout the year.
Dates for “Rolling Hills Asylum” are as follows:
*They currently haven’t posted their activities calendar for past September
Ticket options are:
Horror Mazes:
As we stated earlier, this isn’t a horror maze company, but runs tours of the asylum year round.
Additional Experiences:
They also run at times, “Dinner With A Ghost” events, in which you have a nice meal while you wait for ghosts.
What does Rolling Hills Asylum offer, that other venues do not?
- Much like our Los Angeles post, when we talk about the Queen Mary, this is a location actually believed to be haunted. Year round they run their haunted tours, and even have some shows with psychics. If you want to connect with the spirits for the holiday, then this is a great way to do so.
Tickets for the events are available online Here! Act quickly though as they will likely sell out quick. Find out more about the event Here!
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