Halloween New England's fans know better than to think Halloween season ends October 31st, right?
There are still a number of very worthwhile events to enjoy during the first two weeks of November - and the best part? Fewer crowds, more personal experience and an extended Halloween season all lined up for you!
It's the final weekend of haunting for a number of local haunted attractions, many of whom are planning special events to draw you in and offer something new. It's your last, best chance pack in extra thrills before your favorite season is over until next fall.
Before we close up the proverbial (blog) shop until next fall, let us express our deepest thanks to everyone who followed Halloween New England, read our blogs, visited our event picks, sent us updates and feedback about their Halloween adventures, and let others know about the resource that our site and community aims to be for Halloween fans everywhere. May you all have a wonderful "off-season" and we look forward to reconnecting in 2020!
TWENTY Haunts are open this Friday and Saturday, November 1st and 2nd plus a few will open up on Sunday, November 3rd as well!! Nothing makes us happier than an extra weekend on haunting. Here's the complete list on our Haunted Attractions Open in November Guide.
Massachusetts
Fear Town in Seekonk, MA on Friday through Sunday, November 1st, 2nd, and 3rd for their regular haunt show and they'll return the following weekend for a full-contact, higher-intensity experience called "Extreme Fears" on November 8th and 9th which is designed for people craving a different style of haunting and thrill-seeking that includes touch, separation from your group, and more. Advance tickets are a must! Extreme Fears details.Ravenwood Haunted Farm wraps up their inaugural season of haunting in Haverhill, MA with two final nights at their outdoor haunted trail and haunted corn maze this Friday and Saturday, November 1st and 2nd.
Barrett's Haunted Mansion in Abington, MA is open with their always exciting Haunted Mansion and The Sanctuary shows on both Friday and Saturday, November 1st and 2nd. It's your last chance to be terrorized by their oh-so-sinister clowns until next year...
Connecticut
Legends of Fear in Shelton, CT has two final nights coming up - Friday and Saturday, November 1st and 2nd which will be your last chance to take in a full night of haunt-going at their updated trail and thrilling haunted hayride! More about Legends of Fear.Head to Baltic, CT for the last two nights of The Dark Manor's Halloween season on Friday and Saturday, November 1st and 2nd. Better yet, take advantage of a screaming deal on Twice The Fear tickets where you can purchase combo admission to The Dark Manor and book yourself on a Seaside Shadows Haunted History Tour in Mystic for a killer price.
The Haunted Graveyard in Bristol, CT will re-open on Friday and Saturday, November 1st and 2nd for their last hurrah of the Halloween season at their location at Lake Compounce. Option to attend the Haunted Graveyard only or you can spring for the combo ticket which includes Lake Compounce rides, coasters, and other amusements at the theme park.Fright Haven in Stratford, CT is back with an Encore Weekend this Friday through Sunday, November 1st, 2nd, and 3rd which will feature their full show of scares and screams. They'll return again mid-month - on Friday and Saturday, November 15th and 16th to feature their annual Blind Rage - Full Contact Night, 18+ event where the intensity goes up several notches - ideal for adrenaline seekers! Buy your tickets in advance. Blind Rage event details.
Trail of Terror is opening for one final night - Saturday, November 2nd for an EnGORE Night of screams along their wooded trail in Wallingford, CT.
An additional CT haunt will be open this weekend - check out the full November haunt schedule.
Abandoned Nightmares is the newest addition to the New Hampshire haunt scene this season and they'll close out with a bang (or chainsaws?) on Friday and Saturday, November 1st and 2nd at their indoor haunt in Plymouth, NH.
Two additional NH haunts will be open this weekend - check out the full November haunt schedule.
Rhode Island, Maine, Vermont
Rhode Island, Maine, and Vermont each feature a single haunted attraction that will have doors open for you this weekend as well - check out the full November haunt schedule.
You might be surprised to find there are still a number of terrific events lined up in November to whet your Halloween/Horror appetite. You can always find the complete event listings for each New England state on our website Halloween New England.
On Saturday, Nov. 2nd at the Peabody Museum of Archaeology in Cambridge is their annual Dia De Los Muertos Family Event.
If you haven't made it to Old Sturbridge Village yet to see this year's run of The Sleepy Hollow Experience - the theatrical musical interpretation following the fate of dear Ichabod Crane, you're in your final week to see it before closing night on Sunday, November 3rd.
In Rhode Island, it's the last full week to see the Jack O'Lantern Spectacular at the Roger Williams Zoo in Providence. The Spectacular is open every night through Sunday, November 3rd,We found it a great pleasure strolling through the Spectacular ourselves which is one of our very favorite ways to soak up the spirit of Halloween. This continues to be a wonderful event which thematically engages people of all ages and sparks a sense of wonder. Many sections have a carved pumpkin theme, augmented by music, that could range anywhere from video games, classic horror movies, fairy tales, Harry Potter, celebrities, historical figures, Boston sports icons, and more.
