Haunted hayrides for less



If traveling an hour south, or paying thirtyish dollars, is too much for you, there’s always the haunted hayride up at the Double M in Ballston Spa.

I have gone before and it’s fun — and certainly scary.

Plus, since it’s the daytime tour, it’s a lot cheaper (but, as a result, much less impressive) than the one down in Ulster County. Regular ticket prices for the Double M haunted hayrides and corn maze are $20, but today you can get tickets for $10 courtesy of Groupon.

Kristi Gustafson Barlette

7 Responses

  1. Leanne says:

    I thought about getting it but its the daytime hayride which is boring for anyone over 4. :(

  2. Matt says:

    I just checked the site and it look as if the deal is for daytime hayride and corn maze only.

  3. Mattyg587 says:

    There was a place out by Thacher park that put on hayrides (comical more than scary, although designed to be scary) and you could bring booze with you. They ended with a bonfire, but I can’t find the place!

  4. Jane says:

    Hey Kristi, the Groupon is actually for a daytime hayride (& the corn maze), not a haunted one. They are different. Not scary at all. Figured I would share :)

  5. the fuj. says:

    Not to mention that, while you can buy two tickets, you can only use one ticket per visit. Splendid.

  6. SLB says:

    Mattyg- My family and friends used to go on something similar to that, it was a blast! Not sure exactly where it was but last I knew they stopped doing it because people were getting too rowdy.

  7. Jen says:

    I’m going to the Headless Horseman Hayride Saturday and I am SO excited!!! $38 is worth it to get the piss scared out of you!!!