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 seventeen (17) 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.
2009 Group discounts are available by advance reservation
If you've got 25 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
2009 Haunted Graveyard Group Rates
25-99 People |
$21.99 |
100+ People |
$20.99 |
- Groups of 25 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?
2009 Haunted Graveyard Individual Admission Rates
Admission |
Adult |
Child* |
Combo Admission – Rides AND Haunted Graveyard |
$29.99 |
$20.99 |
Rides Only |
$17.99 |
$12.99 |
Graveyard Only |
$19.99 |
$13.99 |
* A child is anyone 11 years of age and younger for the Haunted Graveyard
Skycoaster has an additional fee. Waterpark and kiddieland rides will be closed.
Gates open at 5pm every Friday and Saturday in October
Lake Compounce rides operate from 5pm to 11pm on Fridays and Saturdays, and from 5pm to 10pm on Sundays.
The Haunted Graveyard begins at dusk and runs until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays, and until 10pm on Sundays.
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 this year include the Mysterious Mayan Temple and Haunted Jungle and the Terrorizing Thanatophobia!
Trail one (Werewolves!)
When hiking on this trail, make sure there isn't a full moon! Legend has it, a family of werewolves marked this section of woods as their property. They've been known to feast on hunters, hikers, and anyone else passing by. So, if you are foolish enough to head through these woods at night, make sure to stay on the path...it may be your only chance of survival!
The Slaughter House
When local officials discovered the local butcher shop was selling rotten meat to its customers, the town's people tried to run the butcher and his family run out of town. But the butcher didn't take kindly to threats and one night took to the streets, slaughtering everyone in town and hiding the bodies in the back of the butcher shop. Now, the Butcher stays in business by selling the meat of his victims to anyone who passes. Will you be the next customer...or the next victim?
The Catacombs
Enter the Catacombs...but beware! An unholy order of monks keep watch over the graves of their former members. Even after death, these monks still roam the dark caverns of the Catacombs. If you enter, do not disturb a thing, or you may find yourself the newest addition to the tomb.
The Pumpkin Patch
Everyone loves to pick pumpkins at Halloween...but in this Pumpkin Patch, the pumpkins may be the ones picking you! After a deranged farmer used human blood as a fertilizer, his pumpkins not only grew bigger, they grew a taste for human blood! So when walking through the Pumpkin Patch, keep a close eye on these pumpkins...you never know when they may take a bite… out of you!
Witches
Salem isn't the only place to have witch trials. It's a fact that Connecticut, too, had its own witch trials. Was it Fact or Fiction? Local folks believe that a coven of witches lives somewhere in these dark woods. If you see them, do not look them in the eye, or you may fall victim to their spell!
The Manor
Welcome to the Dellamorte Manor, where Mr. and Mrs. Dellamorte have been welcoming guests into their home for what seems like an eternity. Tonight, the Dellamortes are hosting a special dinner party and you’re invited! The only thing that they ask for in return, is your soul. If you dare enter into this house, expect to stay a while. And remember, at the Dellamorte Manor - the dinner table is never empty...and there's always room for one more!
The Mayan Temple
Enter the Mayan Temple at your own risk, but come with a sense of adventure, and a desire to discover the theif who unleashed the curse of the Mayan Temple!
Visit the Mayan Temple only at the Haunted Graveyard at Lake Compounce. We can grant you safe passage in, but cannot, however, guarantee your departure.
