Los Angeles Haunted Hayride

The Haunted Hayride takes place on Gillette Ranch in Calabasas, CA. Legend says that in the 1920's, King Gillette was hosting a party for Los Angeles' elite, when escaped inmates from an insane asylum invaded the mansion. The guests tried to get to their cars and escape, but the inmates were much faster and more aggressive. Only a few of those high profile guests escaped with their lives. It's been said that on most nights in October, frantic guests can be seen wandering through Gillette Ranch looking for their cars.

The Haunted Hayride

The Haunted Hayride has been a popular tradition on the east coast, and is one of the scariest events a scare seeker can find. Hay filled wagons drawn by tractors bump through the forest where pure horror awaits. Unidentifiable creatures try to jump into the wagon, spiders fall from the trees, and insane asylum inmates are on the prowl. The Haunted Hayride takes you deep into the Gillette Ranch woods in the dead of night. Be afraid...

Ghost Stories

Remember sitting around a campfire, eating s'mores, drinking hot apple cider and listening to scary and mysterious tales that everyone swears are true? The Haunted Hayride storytellers are professional "scare masters" and will take you back to those frighteningly memorable times. Readings will include Tales from the Crypt, Twilight Zone, and Halloween Classics. Space is limited, so purchase tickets early to avoid disappointment.

The Haunted Carnival

The Haunted Carnival is for the entire family and is suitable for younger children who aren't ready for the scares of the Haunted Hayride. Check out the Halloween Hay Maze, pumpkin face painting, or rides that could be operated by a headless horseman. Teens who want even more excitement after the hayride will find plenty to do, while mom and dad recuperate with a cup of hot cocoa.

Location

King Gillette Ranch
26800 W. Mulholland Hwy.
Calabasas, CA 91302

Plenty of parking: $5 per vehicle

Hayride dates: Open 7pm - 10:30pm

October 2 - 3
October 7
October 14
October 18 - 21
October 25 - 28

Hayride dates: Open 7pm - 12midnight

October 8 - 10
October 15 - 17
October 22 - 24
October 29 - 31

Tickets

Tickets on sale Sept. 5, 2009
Pre-sale: 9/5 - 9/29 ($2 discount)

Weeknight General Admission (Hayride Only) $20
Weekend General Admission (Hayride Only) $25
Double Attraction Pass (Hayride & Ghost Stories) $35
Front of the Line VIP Pass (Hayride & Front of Line) $50
Front of the Line Combo VIP Pass (Hayride, Ghost Stories & Front of Line) $65
Group rates available
To reserve a private wagon, call 310-542-9966 or
email: info@thenthirtyoneproductions.com

The Hayride is a high scare, high startle experience, so it's not recommended and is not appropriate for children under 10 years old. It is also not recommended for anyone with heart of back problems, pregnant women, or people prone to seizures or any affliction that's made worse by fear, anxiety or flashing lights.