Posted in South Carolina September 26, 2020 by

The Haunted Hayride Drive-Through At Boone Hall Plantation In South Carolina Will Scare The Yell Out Of You

We’re rounding the final turn in the race toward an unprecedented Halloween season and, as you may expect, a few things will be very different this year. But in the case of the annual event that takes place at Boone Hall in Mount Pleasant, different is going to make it easy to attend – while also feeling safe.

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Anyone who's ever attended Fright Nights, the annual nighttime haunted Halloween experience at Boone Hall Plantation in Mount Pleasant, will undoubtedly remember the rowdy good time this haunted experience shakes out each and every night.
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The largest haunted attraction in the state is known for its unnerving haunted hayride where things that go bump in the night — in the dark — are enough to scare the wits out of you. Things like having your ankles grabbed by a zombie as you passed through the haunted forest were enough to make you scream in both fright and delight.
This year, Fright Nights has modified the haunted hayride and turned it into a haunted drive-though experience.
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And with the cast and crew of experienced thrill-mongers, you can bet the haunted drive through will dole out at least as much mayhem (or more!) than the hayride ever did.
Guests will travel through the haunted hayride drive through dubbed 'Scary Tales - The Final Chapter' and experience the entire haunt from the safety of their own vehicle.
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The drive-through is one of three haunted experiences at Boone Hall Fright Nights that are included in the single admission price.
The other two haunted experiences include two haunted houses.
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If you love haunted houses, then roll up your sleeves and prepare for some gruesome images featuring a live cast of characters in both haunted houses: Tiny's Toy Factory and Maximum Security.
Boone Hall has implemented a nationwide COVID-19 protocol with regard to safety measures and sanitizing the premises.
Boone Hall Fright Nights
Additionally, all cast members and employees will have temperature checks daily before gates open and all will be wearing a mask or face covering.
To keep the community safe, Boone Hall Fright Nights has requested all guests also wear a face mask, although it is not required.
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If you've ever attended this event in the past, then you know how crowded it can get. This year, the venue will limit the nightly capacity and, for the attractions experienced on foot, it has also increased the queue line width and spacing between groups.

Have questions? You’ll find the complete safety protocol, a link to purchase tickets, and more details about the three haunted experiences right over here on the official website for Boone Hall Fright Nights. Give it a follow on Facebook to stay up to date with any closings for inclement weather and more. It’s highly recommended to purchase tickets online and in advance for this haunted Halloween event.

Address: 2434 US-17, Mt Pleasant, SC 29464, USA