Take A Haunted Hayride In Pennsylvania For A Spectacularly Spooky Night

October's called the spooky season for good reason. After all, Pennsylvania's jam-packed with terrifyingly terrfic haunted attractions - from haunted houses to haunted trails - that will leave our throats parched from screaming. Save some of those screams for a ride on this haunted hayride in Pennsylvania that will leave you clamoring for more.

Reach deep down and summon all of your courage for your journey to Reaper's Revenge in Scranton, perhaps one of the most frightening haunted destinations in Pennsylvania.

Sit back, but don't get too cozy in the wagon that will take you on a hayride through 66 acres brimming with terrifying creatures, intense darkness, and surprises at every turn.

Make sure you've got what it takes to make it through the ride - because once you climb aboard the wagon, there's no turning back.

Oh, but the fun is just beginning. The hayride leads you to the Lost Carnival, where you'll disembark from the wagon. Ready?

If you're not a fan of clowns and other, well, freaks, you'll definitely count down the minutes until you pass through this bone-chilling attraction.

Remember how afraid we were of the dark when we were kids? Get ready to be afraid again - especially after you enter Pitch Black, the spookiest of haunted houses.

Are you up for a frightful night of Halloween horrors? Sit back and buckle up..

...because 90 minutes of action-packed thrills and bone-thrilling chills await at Reaper's Revenge.

Purchase tickets online. (If you click the link, you'll also find a coupon you can print if you want to buy your tickets in person.)

Head over to the official website of Reaper's Revenge for days, hours, and admission prices. Or, go here for Facebook.

Do you have a favorite haunted hayride in Pennsylvania? Tell us about in the comments! On the lookout for ways to spend a charming autumn day in Pennsylvania? Here are seven of the most beautiful covered bridges to explore in Pennsylvania this fall.