#Project halloween topeka Patch

Open Fridays 6pm-12am and Saturdays 6pm-1am until October 30th. With horrors around every corner of the park, only the bravest of the brave should venture out to this attraction. Along with 8 haunted houses/mazes and 5 scare zones, classic Worlds of Fun rides such as the Mamba, Patriot, Prowler, Steelhawk, Detonator, and many more remain open during the haunt hours as well. The annual Halloween Haunt is sure to make even the most experienced thrill-seekers jump.

#Project halloween topeka Patch

Tickets are $8.99, but access to the pumpkin patch only is free. Open Saturdays 9am-6pm and Sundays 10am-6pm. Complete with giant slides, train rides, and a hay rack ride, the fun will last all day. This pumpkin patch makes for the perfect outing for families with children. Open Fridays 7pm-12am, Saturdays 7pm-12am, and on Halloween day from 7pm-11pm. Located at 700 SW Zoo Parkway, Topeka, KS 66606. The gory and creepy house will be sure to give visitors a thrill. Project Terror is a haunted house complete with live actors at Helen Hocker Theater. Tickets are $10.95.įor those who love the spooky side of Halloween, Project Terror is perfect for you. Open Fridays from 5pm-10pm, Saturdays from 10am-10pm, and Sundays from 12pm-6pm until October 30th. With activities such as a corn maze, petting zoo, pumpkin patch, and playground equipment, Gary’s Berries is known for it’s abundance of events and, of course, it’s apple cider slushes. Located at 5991 17th St. Whether you prefer haunted houses, family-oriented events, or good old fashioned pumpkin patches, there is something for everyone in this list of Halloween happenings.įriends and families are sure to have a good time at this large pumpkin farm.

Looking for some fun, interesting events this month to get you in the Halloween spirit? With the 31st of October quickly approaching, Topeka and Kansas City are offering a variety of inexpensive yet entertaining Halloween activities. Keira Beatty, Editor-in-chief of the Sunflower Yearbook