Groupon: Kersey Valley Spooky Woods - Dark Circus Halloween Party Admission for One, or General Admission to Spookywoods for Two or Four (Up to Half Off)

Hauntings are frequently attributed to a community's overactive imagination, much like the existence of Wyoming. You be the judge with this Groupon.

Choose from Four Options

• $29 for Spookywoods admission for two, valid before October 13 (up to a $50 value)
• $58 for Spookywoods admission for four, valid before October 13 (up to a $100 value)
• $32.50 for Spookywoods admission for two, valid after October 13 (up to a $50 value)
• $15 for admission for one to the Dark Circus Adult Halloween Party (a $30 value)

From 10 p.m. on Friday, October 25, to 2 a.m. on Saturday, October 26, the Dark Circus Halloween party delights revelers with a host of events, from fire shows and go-go dancers to circus sideshow acts and aerial entertainment. As DJs spin tunes that coax bodies onto the dance floor, guests can sip glowing libations at the party’s numerous bars or strut their stuff in a skimpy 1800s cobbler getup during the costume contest.


Scare enthusiasts descend upon Spookywoods to experience a host of bloodcurdling attractions. The nightmare haunted house and the terror trams warm up visitors before they mosey into the terrifying municipality known as Fright Lights. The Deadly Harvest corn maze induces screams thanks to the ghouls hidden within.

Kersey Valley Spookywoods

Kersey Valley Spookywoods' story begins with a midnight dare. During a campout with his friends in the summer of 1985, 15-year-old Tony Wohlgemuth needled his friend Chuck into sneaking into the abandoned farmhouse that they were camping behind. As he crept up the steps, the other boys nervously waited outside. Shattering the tense energy with sheer terror, they heard Chuck's screams and pleas for help from within. When they ran inside to rescue him, they found his screeches were brought on by an encounter with a family of bats, which convinced them that the house was, in fact, haunted. This inspired the crew to set up their own haunted house in the same barn that October, and in the decades since, Tony and his wife, Donna, owners and operators of Spookywoods, have grown the operation from a small venue run by 10 teenage friends into a sprawling attraction run by upward of 300 staff members.
Nestled on a 65-acre farm, Spookywoods coaxes screams from visitors from the end of September until Halloween. A variety of attractions, such as the Deadly Harvest, Terror Trams, Fright Lights, and The Dreaded Inn—discovered by Chuck so many years ago—test guests’ bravery. The Deadly Harvest corn maze scares explorers silly, thanks to 10-foot-high cornstalks patrolled by a host of masked ghouls, who are really just misunderstood lost souls looking for someone to hug and love them. Along with its signature attractions, Spookywoods hosts other seasonal events such as the Dark Circus Halloween party, replete with fire shows and DJs.

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