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Temporarily Closed - Within the foothills of Midnight Falls, the leaves turn brown and the veil between the living and the dead is at its thinnest. The Witch of the Woods has cast her spell to summon the spirits of the underworld to cross over and assimilate into form. The Hayride leads to a thrilling adventure of horrors afflicting the town. Dazed within the spell cast upon them, the Witch commands her army of crops and flesh to seek revenge on the people that have casted her out. The Spirit of Halloween comes to life surrounding helpless victims brave enough to board The Hayride.
1 haunt
This event is honestly trash, lines way too long for not that much to experience. Everything is too short with an embarrassing production value for being in LA.
349 haunts
I attend LA Haunted hayride every year!! It’s one of my favorite events for sentimental reasons. Reminds me of being back home in the Midwest. Monte Revolta is a rockstar!
3 haunts
I will be honest and say that I haven’t been here since pre-2020, but let me explain why. The Haunted Hayride seems like a huge attraction in LA - there’s signs everywhere for it + it’s at the historic Griffith park. However, the problem that I ran into, 2 years in a row, was that the tickets were outrageous for what they were charging vs the experience we got. I am fully in support of paying the actors & crew what they deserve, esp for the halloween season where there’s added dangers of being outside/scaring people. But when I went, it was like 40ish dollars for JUST the hayride, which was, to be blunt, really bad. Like so bad it was amazing, but not for that price. I actually took people that were scared of haunted houses because I knew they wouldn’t get scared, and we had a blast laughing but it simply wasn’t worth the price. The storyline made 0 sense, actors forgot their cues, & one year the power went out and we didn’t get a do over or refund or anything, so we were just riding in the dark with like occasionally people screaming or backup generators would work at random stations only. The final thing was that it also wasn’t very long - if it was at least lengthy experience I could be a little understanding, but no. The line waiting was so long compared to the ride and it was hell because they had a very limited halloween soundtrack that just kept repeating over & over. The whole event LOOKS really cool - scare actors, there’s vendors, food, tarot/palm reading, & mazes - but all of that, even the mazes, cost extra. And the price was so high to just do the hayride that a) I couldn’t justify doing more and b ) I’m not sure even if I had it would’ve been any better. I think I would be a little less harsh if ONE thing had been good - like if the sets had been really cool, or the storyline, or we’d gotten scared, or even if it had been a decent price! But sadly nothing stood out for the right reasons. I think some of the actors were probably busting their asses but you really can’t do much after a certain point. It’s either scary or it’s not. I can’t recommend - I’d say Reign of Terror/ROT Mall is a much better time & deal even if it’s further away, and that’s also been going for years. I wish Hayride would take some of its billboard budget & put it into the production value or pay people to lower the ticket prices. To be fair, maybe it’s improved, but it was so bad the last times I went that I basically resolved never again. If you feel like it’s an LA classic & you have to visit, or you really miss hayrides from back home, I hope you enjoy, but I do recommend researching it a little on YouTube or TikTok to see what you’re getting into. Also pro tip don’t wear heels it’s mostly dirt paths & you WILL be walking.
Spooky
Fun decorations as you go in
No
The regular tickets were already overpriced for the experience I got - maybe the VIP is worth it but based on the hayride itself I have doubts
Yes
It’s a hayride but there are also mazes
No
I mean you do get a hayride but I didn’t find it memorable for the right reasons
7
Somewhat
You’re walking on dirt in Griffith park and you do have to walk a bit to get to the hayride but I wouldn’t call it hiking
I’d definitely call ahead, but I’d say this might be hard for wheelchair users. Always check with the venue but I’m not sure if they can put wheelchairs in the hayride? Maybe they can? And same guess for the mazes. Also the ground is dirt but I don’t remember it being super uneven. There’s flashing lights, fake fog, loud noises and dim lighting.
N/A
Long wait
The line was long
15-30 min
I think it’s like a 15-20 minute ride
None
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