Photo via @cannamoreorchard on Instagram
A lovely Ontario orchard has transformed into one of the most terrifying Halloween attractions around. It’s no joke! Acres of Terror brings your nightmares to life through a number of horrifying experiences with an interactive Halloween-themed village and fog-filled maze.
Not for the faint of heart! Cannamore Orchard welcomes all to the 31st annual Acres of Terror.
This ticketed experience features four main attractions; a spooky tractor-pulled wagon ride through the 60-acre property narrated by a witch or warlock, the House of Terror, an interactive Halloween-themed village with seven different houses, and the fog maze that is filled with “thick fog and heart pounding music.”
And after you’ve endured the most horrific sights, you’ll want to fuel up. There’s a chip truck and canteen that will be open until 9:45 PM.
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Are you ready to face your worst fears? Tickets must be pre-booked and purchased online with a specific date and time slot.
It’s important to note that Saturday and Sunday during the day will be dedicated to families, younger children, and those who don’t want to get too scared. “Acres of Terror attractions will be toned down and made kid-friendly,” shares organizers.
Acres of Terror also states that they are wheelchair accessible but take note that the terrain leading to each attraction is gravel.
Tickets start at $34 for the evening and $25 for the day. There are discounts for larger groups as well.
Get ready for a night you won’t forget.
When: Thursday to Sunday – Days from 12 PM to 4 PM // Nights from 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM
Where: 1480 County Road 32 – Crysler, ON
Cost: Evenings at $34 and $25 for the day
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