Overview
5 events. Hayride, corn maze, typically 3 different haunted houses on 30 acres. With 10+ acres of free parking. Southeast side of Indianapolis.
7323 E Hanna Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46239, United States
317-357-0881
5 events. Hayride, corn maze, typically 3 different haunted houses on 30 acres. With 10+ acres of free parking. Southeast side of Indianapolis.
Posted in Corn Mazes, Haunted Attractions, Haunted Hayrides, Haunted Houses and Patches & Mazes
130 Davisville Road, Warminster, PA, United States
Open Fridays and Saturdays starting 29 Sept, and Sunday 16 and 23 Oct from 7 pm to 10:30 pm
A series of three haunted attractions located on the grounds of the VE Club in Warminster, PA.  The Forsaken Town, The Labyrinth,  and Purgatory. Like a youthful child, the town started out perfect and happy. It grew slowly and with the contribution of the community’s hard work it was on the path to a bright future…until IT was unearthed upon expansion.  This is when things started to change.  The townsfolk INNER MONSTERS were starting to rear their ugly heads.  The ones that still could be saved stayed in the town–however the monsters continue to migrate into the woods…. Read more…
601 Princess Lane, Hiddenite, NC, USA
7 to 11 Fridays and SaturdaysÂ
Daniel has been traveling the world and has brought back monsters from across the globe in an all new what are you afraid of.. from local legends to fears from abroad all fears from now and the past are coming together at his home in his woods crawling from the swamps, rivers and from the trees unleashed and ready for there prey. Read more…
All of the 5 attractions were a great time and so creative and well done. The lines looked long, but we got through pretty fast. The hayride was fun with my group of friends and we all loved the actors there. So many great attractions and It was an amazing night, I highly recommend going.
We had an awesome time. We asked Fright Find where to go in Indianapolis when visiting and they told us to go here. 6 of us had a blast and we’re in Indy every October for an annual show. We’ll be coming back.