Spooktacular Arizona: Haunted Attractions Passport
Expiration: 365 days after purchase
Spooky season is year-round in Arizona! Looking for seasonal events for the whole family or interested in visiting bone-chilling historical destinations? This pass has something for you! The more locations you check-in to, the more chances you'll have to win the grand prize!
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Wander through an enchanted landscape of illuminated pumpkins, music and fantasy this Halloween season.
The Gold King Mine and Ghost Town is a time capsule of sorts — home to many of the original buildings and equipment from the town's origins as a would-be copper mine. Fans of abandoned sites will have a field day wandering through the hundreds of old buildings, rusty cars, vintage trucks and mining tools amassed by founder Don Robertson. Pan for gold, enjoy the petting farm and catch some chills while strolling through the abandoned buildings.
Get ready for a magical day of fun, fantasy, and Halloween cheer! Bring the whole family and enjoy character meet and greets with princesses, heroes, police pup, cute red monster from your favorite street and more! Don’t miss the highlight of the day: the Halloween parade – dress up in your favorite costume and strut your spooky stuff! Whether you’re there for the crafts, the characters, or just the candy, there’s something magical for everyone.
Stop in for a spell as the Paradise & Pacific Railroad is transformed into a haunted park of fun for our Halloween Spook-Track-ula. The family-friendly event is perfect for kids of all ages. Creep it real with the event’s feature, a spooky train ride created with children in mind a bit spooky, but not too frightening.
First opened in 1927, Hotel Monte Vista is one of Flagstaff's oldest hotels. Once home to a historic radio station and Prohibition era speakeasy, the walls of this hotel are sure to talk. Underneath the hotel are a system of underground tunnels where suspicious relics of opium dens, moonshine distilleries and gambling machines have been discovered in the depths of Flagstaff’s underworld. Over the years guests have reported paranormal activity and countless eerie encounters. Stay here while you're in Flagstaff, or stop in for a drink at the hotel bar, Rendezvous, and ask the staff about the spirits lurking the halls of the hotel.
The Pumpkin Fest & Corn Maze is fun for the whole family, day and night. During the day, enjoy activities such as farm rides, you-pick fields, a 15-acre corn maze, ziplines and a ropes course. At night, fire dancers, lively karaoke, spirited barn dances, navigating the corn maze in the dark, and more thrilling entertainment add to the fun. Some activities are only available during the weekend; check the site for details.
Load up the family, bring your friends and neighbors and visit the Pumpkin Patch at Mother Nature’s Farm. Pick a fresh pumpkin in a range of sizes available, check the market for fall decorations, enjoy tasty treats, interact with farm animals, take a hayride and more!
Experience 20+ acres of new terrifying haunts, mazes, roaming scares, stunt shows, musical theater, magic shows, comedic dissections, delicious food/drink and family-friendly attractions!
Head to the Phoenix Zoo for three spooktacular nights of family fun that includes trick-or-treating, free face painting, live animals, ghoulish games, creepy crafts and more.
Let the unforgettable fall season memories begin at Tolmachoff Farms and experience the ultimate holiday outing where there is something for the whole family: Great big pumpkin patch, five acre family corn maze with a different design every year, mini corn maze and haunted corn maze. Other activities include a petting zoo, train ride, hay pyramid, corn box, adult/child pedal cart track, jumping pillow and more.
Celebrate Halloween by exploring the Arboretum at Flagstaff with hundreds of glowing jack-o-lanterns. Enjoy food carts, hot beverages, craft beer, festive music, and kid-friendly activities. Costumes encouraged!
Visit the Scarizona Scaregrounds for the ultimate haunted house experience! This haunted attraction has been reimagined with new frights to delight... designed to spook even the bravest of souls. Event may be too intense for young children, not recommended for those under age 12.
Join a family-friendly weekend spooktacular with tethered hot air balloon rides, trick-or-treat stations and costume contests.
With all-new haunted attractions, terrifying new scenes, freaky live characters, the region’s biggest corn maze, and more frights than ever before, come experience the terror for yourself.
The Clinkscale, built in 1899 and located in the center of Jerome, features a hotel, bar and restaurant. Take in the historic charm and stay for a night — you never know if you might encounter the hotel's resident ghost cat, Sipps. Check out the Haunted Penthouse Suite, where countless paranormal happenings have been reported.
The Inn at Castle Rock provides accommodations with the charm of a bygone era. Built in the 1890s, the Inn offers travelers a unique experience of staying in a historic building. Over the years there have been countless stories told about strange and supernatural happenings at the Inn, including the ghost of a woman who was fatally shot at the Inn.
Come down in your best witch outfits and immerse yourself in a experience at Lake Havasu's most bewitching event of the year! Whether you're a seasoned sorceress or a budding spellcaster, join for a day of enchantment like no other!
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From the team behind World of Illumination, Zombie Zoo is a family-friendly Halloween themed drive thru light show. Crash through a swirling jack-o'-lantern vortex tunnel, weave past towering spooky trees and cobweb-draped habitats as the whole crew finds its groove under the moonlight. From desert mummies and savannah zombies to bamboo groves glowing with spirit lanterns and DJ Monkey dropping your favorite Halloween soundtrack, every wild beast is on the dance floor.