Come experience the four unique terror-filled attractions where visitors will encounter zombies of all shapes and sizes as you try to survive the FIELD OF TERRORĨ31 Windsor Perrineville Rd, East Windsor, NJ
Beware of his wicked grandson, Ax Man, who still tends the crops today. The results of these failed catastrophes now inhabit this sacred land.
He wanted to develop a bigger better form of human life so he experimented, attempting to cross the genetics of the local town people with some of his crazy vegetation. Years ago Farmer Frank lived and farmed over 100 acres here in East Windsor NJ, but simply farming wasn’t good enough. Enjoy a glass of cider at sunset while watching the gardens glow! Activities, entertainment, a mad science show and refreshments will be on-going throughout the event.Ĥ74 Upper Mountain Ave., Upper Montclair, NJ View the gardens at dusk as they come to life with artfully carved jack-o-lanterns supplied by local high school art departments. Wagner Farm Arboretum, 197 Mountain Ave., Warren Twp, NJĬost: Per Vehicle – $35 for passenger cars/SUVs with less than or equal to 7 attendees, $50 for any type of small bus or large SUV/van with more than 7 attendees For drive thru, the anticipated amount of time to get through the path is about 20 minutes. These breathtaking pumpkin sculptures have been updated with new themes, LED bulbs, and new special effects. This spectacular Halloween-themed event “Brite Nites” showcases an elaborate display of intricately and creatively hand-carved and lighted pumpkins. Whippany Railway Museum, 1 Railroad Plaza, Whippany, NJĭrive-Thru Dates: Thursdays only – October 13, 20 & 27, 2022, Walk-Thru Dates: Fridays & Saturdays only – October 14, 15, 21, 22, 28 & 29. Children of all ages are encouraged to come dressed in their Halloween costumes, where they can mingle with our zombies and ghosts, helping to make the train a spooky sight! Ticket also includes a pumpkin decorating kit.
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Your ticket entitles you to pick your own pumpkin after the ride at our Pumpkin Patch and enjoy the seasonal fun. Join in the Halloween fun at the Whippany Railway Museum onboard “The Pumpkin Patch Train” ! The 10-mile, 45-minute round trip from Whippany to Roseland and return is the perfect way to spend a Fall afternoon with the family. At the end of the night, everyone will gather around the campfire for a dinosaur sing-a-long, roasted marshmallows and hot chocolate!įield Station Dinosaurs, 40 Fort Lee Road, Leonia, NJ A fearless Dinosaur Wrangler will lead a Tyrannosaurus Hunt along the Field Station’s darkened trails with a stop at every dinosaur and a few surprises along the way.
A spooky, funny and thrilling adventure for the whole family featuring a lantern lit tour of the park, the Mesozoic Midway where everyone is a winner and more! But watch out! The trails are dark and there’s a hungry T-Rex lurking in the shadows. “Dinosaurs After Dark,” is a spooky, funny adventure into a shadowy, prehistoric world. Stop by the farm to enjoy goodies from the market and warm up by the fire pits with make-your-own s’mores and hot cocoa.įriday and Saturday nights October 1 – 29 See the largest light show in NJ on a guided drive-through tour of brilliant Halloween light displays. For younger children and a less spooky event, the daytime festival from 10:30am- 4:00pm, features the ghost town, Western entertainment and a costume contest.Ĭost: Daytime – Adults: $29.50/Children (Age 2-12): $24.50, Nighttime – $18 Online/$20 at the door The nightime Fest is considered to be PG-13. Enter the town at your own risk… there is only one way into the town, first you must endure the perilous journey aboard the Wild West City Train Line and then walk the old Frontiersman Trail where the ghost of John West the Frontiersman lingers. When the sun sets, fear goes up at Wild West City. Watch tales of the Wild West come to life through historical characters, live action dramatizations and demonstrations by period craftsmen. Take part in a fun and spooky interactive western experience. Saturdays and Sundays from October 1 – 30
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