Temporarily Closed - CLOSED FOR 2023 The resting dead at the Hotel have been disturbed in a big way and all who enter can taste the terror created by the turmoil of the upset souls within. Descend to the bowels of the hotel basement in the hellevator, claw your way through the bodies and unsettled Zombies permanently imprisoned in the suffocating boiler room, killer kitchen, musty old luggage room, spirit-saturated hotel bar, bloody bathrooms, and try not to lose your head in the bone chilling chainsaw bridal suite.
San Diego, California
Temporarily Closed - Ready to get the Hell scared out of you? You think last year was scary, wait until you get Micheal Myers chasing you through this maze of rooms.
Palmdale, California
Closing November 2 - The Morty team is seeking more info on this experience. Know anything about it? Please use the Suggest an Edit form and fill us in! We are looking for description, images, and other details. If you have anything to contribute it will be very helpful to Morty’s community.
Apple Valley, California
Temporarily Closed - We are a large Halloween display located in a neighborhood! We have all kinds of effects music and projection shows; we make it almost like Disneyland New Orleans Square. Fun for all! We encourage costumes all month long at our display. Sometimes we do have scares or character actors outside.
San Jacinto, California
Temporarily Closed - What started as a crazy idea has turned into the annual attraction that everyone is Western Massachusetts is talking about. In 1991, at the age of 25, our leader, Dan, set about trying to turn his lifetime fascination into a profitable business. Dan loves Halloween. Dan loves building things. Most of all, Dan likes to entertain people. He thought that if he could combine all three, he could be on to something. Dan took his idea to places where he thought his idea might find an audience. Everyone said no, except farmer Don McCray of South Hadley. Don decided that he would let the kid try his “crazy idea”. Don McCray did not think this idea was going anywhere, but he liked his passion and enthusiasm. He gave the kid the free reign to use the land and tractors as he needed. So Dan and his crew set about creating scenes and planning how to best use the acres of McCray farmland to their advantage. Every scene that first year was built from scratch in backyards or on sight. The masks and costumes were from Dan’s personal Halloween collection. This homemade haunted hayride was named the Monster Mash Haunted Hayride and launched Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights in October vowing to scare every night, weather permitting, “until the last rider runs screaming.” That first October, people came for their first visits out of curiosity. They came back for their second and third trips because they enjoyed the scares. By the third weekend, the farm ran out of room to park all the cars of customers who were coming in. The attraction has been growing ever since. The Monster Mash Haunted Hayride at McCray’s became the place to be on weekends in October. Every year, we add more and more to the attraction, scenes get scarier and more interactive, and more and more customers flock to the little farm in South Hadley to be scared. Dan took the 2004 season off, due to personal reasons. Despite this, he worked hard to keep the tradition of the Haunted Hayride going. He lent equipment and talent to Doug McCray, Don’s grandson, and a friend, who enthusiastically carried on the show in Dan’s absence that year. Since that season and Don’s passing, two new generations of McCray: Don’s son, Steve, who now runs the farm and Doug, who builds and creates alongside Dan, have been partnered with Dan as they bring scary entertainment to new generations. We are now scaring young and old alike. Generations pass on word to others, just as the scare business passes into a new generation. Dan’s son, Tyler, has now joined the family business. He and his friends can be seen working next to his dad on weekends in the summer getting the haunts and trails ready for the upcoming seasons. As the two generations work side by side, we strive to provide entertainment for all ages each Halloween season. From that first season of a shoestring budget, volunteer actors and a personal loan, Fear on the Farm at McCray’s Farm has grown into the largest and most talked about Haunted attraction in Western Massachusetts. Now, as we prepare for our 32nd Anniverscary season, we promise you that this season will be even better than last. We thank you for your continued loyalty and for hanging in there with us through last year’s unprecedented season. It is your support that keeps us haunting year after year!
South Hadley, Massachusetts
Temporarily Closed - The Morty team is seeking more info on this experience. Know anything about it? Please use the Suggest an Edit form and fill us in! We are looking for description, images, and other details. If you have anything to contribute it will be very helpful to Morty’s community.
South Hadley, Massachusetts
Temporarily Closed - What started as a crazy idea has turned into the annual attraction that everyone is Western Massachusetts is talking about. In 1991, at the age of 25, our leader, Dan, set about trying to turn his lifetime fascination into a profitable business. Dan loves Halloween. Dan loves building things. Most of all, Dan likes to entertain people. He thought that if he could combine all three, he could be on to something. Dan took his idea to places where he thought his idea might find an audience. Everyone said no, except farmer Don McCray of South Hadley. Don decided that he would let the kid try his “crazy idea”. Don McCray did not think this idea was going anywhere, but he liked his passion and enthusiasm. He gave the kid the free reign to use the land and tractors as he needed. So Dan and his crew set about creating scenes and planning how to best use the acres of McCray farmland to their advantage. Every scene that first year was built from scratch in backyards or on sight. The masks and costumes were from Dan’s personal Halloween collection. This homemade haunted hayride was named the Monster Mash Haunted Hayride and launched Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights in October vowing to scare every night, weather permitting, “until the last rider runs screaming.” That first October, people came for their first visits out of curiosity. They came back for their second and third trips because they enjoyed the scares. By the third weekend, the farm ran out of room to park all the cars of customers who were coming in. The attraction has been growing ever since. The Monster Mash Haunted Hayride at McCray’s became the place to be on weekends in October. Every year, we add more and more to the attraction, scenes get scarier and more interactive, and more and more customers flock to the little farm in South Hadley to be scared. Dan took the 2004 season off, due to personal reasons. Despite this, he worked hard to keep the tradition of the Haunted Hayride going. He lent equipment and talent to Doug McCray, Don’s grandson, and a friend, who enthusiastically carried on the show in Dan’s absence that year. Since that season and Don’s passing, two new generations of McCray: Don’s son, Steve, who now runs the farm and Doug, who builds and creates alongside Dan, have been partnered with Dan as they bring scary entertainment to new generations. We are now scaring young and old alike. Generations pass on word to others, just as the scare business passes into a new generation. Dan’s son, Tyler, has now joined the family business. He and his friends can be seen working next to his dad on weekends in the summer getting the haunts and trails ready for the upcoming seasons. As the two generations work side by side, we strive to provide entertainment for all ages each Halloween season. From that first season of a shoestring budget, volunteer actors and a personal loan, Fear on the Farm at McCray’s Farm has grown into the largest and most talked about Haunted attraction in Western Massachusetts. Now, as we prepare for our 32nd Anniverscary season, we promise you that this season will be even better than last. We thank you for your continued loyalty and for hanging in there with us through last year’s unprecedented season. It is your support that keeps us haunting year after year!
South Hadley, Massachusetts
Temporarily Closed - Yard display / walk thru for Halloween
Fairhaven, Massachusetts
Closing November 2 - Everyone is afraid of something, and that's why we love you.
Athol, Idaho
Closing November 2 - An evil feeling that will make your spine tingle hovers over the night. Broken dolls blankly stare at you while you walk down the path. If I were you, I wouldn't make eye contact.
Athol, Idaho
Temporarily Closed - Heading into our 24th year of operation we couldn’t be more excited! We are an all-volunteer organization, and we build and staff our Hayride and Spooky Walk with the love and support of our loyal and sadistic friends and family who show up to do this year after year with us every Friday and Saturday! The laughter, scares and memories we’ve shared with our customers is what makes this all worthwhile. Looking forward to seeing you out there again this year!
Auburn, Massachusetts
Closing November 2 - Embrace the chilling beauty of the Day of the Dead. The afterlife never looked so good.
Athol, Idaho
Closing November 2 - This little piggy went to the market, this little piggy stayed home. This little piggy murdered the farmer on the path he roams.
Athol, Idaho
Closing November 2 - During the day, a forest can be tranquil, enjoyable, a great time. But at night, the forest's deepest desire is to devour you. Consider yourself warned.
Athol, Idaho
Closing November 2 - Clockwork horrors and steam-powered terrors roam the dark streets, sending shivers down your spine
Athol, Idaho
Closing November 2 - Welcome to Clown Town! This demented group of clowns have taken over the Country Carnival and transformed it into a nightmare that anybody entering will not soon forget. Watch your back as these pranksters will stop at nothing to get a scream out of you and then laugh at your expense.
Athol, Idaho
Closing November 2 - It's been 6 long years of fighting the zombie horde, and we are losing ground. The infrastructure is failing, and the electrical grid is destroyed. Few survivors are left, and getting to the checkpoint without infection is up to you. Your only lifeline is a small red flashlight as you navigate the dark streets of Planet Zombie. Good luck. Location: Between Corkscrew and Super Roundup Warning: Low Visibility, High Decible Gunfire, and Explosions
Athol, Idaho
Temporarily Closed - A free haunted yard display and haunted house open Halloween night from 6pm-10pm. Come and sit a while in the haunted parlor and get some candy, take a walk through the cemetery, or if you're feeling brave, visit The Crypt. But be warned, you are not alone. The roadside cemetery display is viewable from the road on Pine Trail nightly throughout October.
Groton, Massachusetts
Closing November 2 - Enter the Valley of the Queens, where the splendors have been stolen and an ancient evil has been awakened. All who enter will be cursed forever. This walkthrough haunt will keep you on your toes in anticipation of what's around every corner. Luckily, if you don't survive, you will already be in a tomb. Location: Across from Thunder Cayon Lighting Effects: Slow Strobe Effect Warning: Low Visibility
Athol, Idaho
Closing November 2 - Send in the clowns. Chuckle's the clown is maniacal lunatic. A loose cannon with one too many screws loose. Because of his antics, he was voted out of Clowntown and sentenced to live in solitude as an outcast at the edge of Scarywood. Taking matters into his own hands, he decided to create his own funhouse and get one last laugh. Location: Aftershock Lighting Effects: Minimal Strobe Effect Warning: Scenes of disturbing mental health and suicide
Athol, Idaho
Temporarily Closed - The Morty team is seeking more info on this experience. Know anything about it? Please use the Suggest an Edit form and fill us in! We are looking for description, images, and other details. If you have anything to contribute it will be very helpful to Morty’s community.
Townsend, Massachusetts