The Haunted Graveyard at Lake Compounce is New England’s largest and scariest Halloween Event.

The Haunted Graveyard is a Mammoth Walk-through attraction featuring six haunted houses and a graveyard, all linked by a labyrinth of terrifying trails.  There are also eighteen (18) adult rides operating and the theme park is ALL DECKED OUT for Halloween.

Rated PG for Pretty Ghoulish.  The show is intended for adults and VERY BRAVE children.

2008 Group discounts are available by advance reservation

If you've got 15 people or more, simply call group sales at least two weeks before your outing, at 860-583-3300 x6903 to make your reservation, or make reservations online:

Click Here to Reserve Your Groups Tickets Online

2008 Haunted Graveyard Group Rates

15-99 People	$21.95
100+ People	$20.95

• Groups of 15 people or more are eligible for a group discount
• Reservations must be made at least 2 weeks in advance
• NOTE: There will be surcharge of $2 per ticket for any group that does not make their reservation at least 2 weeks in advance.
• Bus drivers and children 3 years & under are admitted free
• Group may pay with a credit card, cash or money order
• CHECKS ARE ONLY ACCEPTED TWO WEEKS OR MORE PRIOR TO OUTING DATE
• Payments are preferred in advance, but can also be made on the day of the event with cash, credit card or money order. Checks will no longer be accepted on the day of an event, we are sorry but there will be absolutely no exceptions.

Can my group bring our own food into the park?
We do not allow any food to be brought into the park. We have numerous food stands available with an affordable variety of food items. Bags will be checked upon entering, and food items found will not be allowed beyond our bag check area.

How do we save more with Midway Moola?
Midway Moola may be purchased in advance through the Group Sales office. It is sold in strips valued at $1 and a 10% discount is granted on all purchases over $100. These strips may be used for food, beverages, merchandise and games.

What does it cost?
2008 Haunted Graveyard Individual Admission Rates

Admission	Adult	Child*
Combo Admission – Rides AND Haunted Graveyard	$27.95	$20.95
Rides Only	$17.95	$12.95
Graveyard Only	$19.95	$13.95

* A child is anyone 11 years of age and younger for the Haunted Graveyard

Parking is $3

Skycoaster has an additional fee.  Waterpark and kiddieland rides will be closed.

Gates open at 5pm every Friday and Saturday in October, as well as October 30th, November 1st and the following Saturdays; 10/12, 10/19 & 10/26.

Lake Compounce rides operate from 5pm to 11pm on Fridays and Saturdays, and from 5pm to 10pm on Sundays and October 30th.

The Haunted Graveyard begins at dusk and runs until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays, and until 10pm on Sundays and October 30th.

A timed cue line for the Haunted Graveyard provides visitors with less waiting in line and more time to enjoy the rides!

The Reason
The Graveyard was started by Ernie and Carol Romegialli in 1991 when their daughter was diagnosed with diabetes. 

To date more than $600,000 has been donated to diabetes research, and this year portion of this year’s proceeds will benefit the American Diabetes Association
In addition, local schools and organizations have also received over $55,000 of the proceeds from the tickets sales.

What’s New this year
New terrors for the intrepid this year include the Slaughter House, Zombie Forest, the Hell Holler and the Saw Mill.

Country Meat Market Slaughter House
A familiar taste of the country side with a gruesome twist
Those brave enough to travel through the Haunted Graveyard this October are invited to enter this meat market gone horribly wrong. The Country Meat Market Slaughterhouse has been abandoned for years, but kicks back into operation this fall to offer up grade-A horrors just in time for Halloween. The Market opens its doors weekends in October for tours of its slaughterhouse and meat packing facilities for anybody who can stomach the journey. The farm folk have been busy all summer carving up choice cuts for guests this autumn, and they’re looking for some fresh meat. What’s on the menu? Let’s just say that guests should be sure not to stray from the group.

Zombie Forest
A disorienting trek through a forest of the undead
Thrill seekers plunge into a dense birch tree forest with a gruesome twist when they enter the Zombie Forest at the Haunted Graveyard this October. Visitors are invited to navigate through this possessed stretch of woods, but are warned of what might be lurking in the shadows. Amongst the flash of lightning and the calls of the night, rotting corpses back from the dead seek the flesh of unsuspecting hikers. Scare seekers beware: be sure to wear your hiking boots; we’ve heard that the walk is hell.

Hell Holler
A possessed mountain settlement waiting for new victims
Everyone, young and old, is encouraged to practice extreme caution in the woods surrounding the Haunted Graveyard this October. Visitors will wander into a dilapidated forest clearing seemingly abandoned years ago, finding themselves in mountain country. However, don’t be fooled by the quiet surroundings. All are advised to avoid the possessed occupants of these forgotten hills, for the people of this settlement are driven by the demonic madness that isolation has brought them. They’re not used to newcomers, so beware of their particular brand of hospitality.

Saw Mill
A deserted lumber mill with a psychotic forester
This October, visitors to the trails of the Haunted Graveyard will have to make their way through the newly-uncovered saw mill. This eerie mill was once a hub of activity, but has since been retaken by the dense forest that surrounds it. Abandoned years ago, the mill is cared for by a lone woodsman who loves to show intruders just what the mill can do. Guests can rest assured that falling logs won’t be the only thing they have to look out for.