Happy Halloween

As a chill enters the air and leaves begin to turn color, the one night that dentists dread but children look forward to all year long draws near - Halloween. Below is a list of fun Halloween themed events in Warren County.

Halloween Haunt at Kings Island
September 25 - November 1
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Halloween Haunt is the biggest scarathon in the Midwest with 13 horrifying attractions geared for only the brave of heart! Countless numbers of terrifying creatures - nearly 500 vampires, werewolves, mummies, zombies, undertakers, clowns and assorted ghouls and monsters will be lurking in Kings Island's shadows and pathways looking for victims during the fall event. As an added bonus, your favorite summer rides are still running at their usual hair-raising speeds. For a completely unique experience, grab a ride on The Beast and twist and turn through the pitch-black woods or slither through a night ride on Diamondback, the tallest and fastest coaster in park history!

Howl-o-Fest at Kings Island
September 27 - November 1
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Children and their families are invited to celebrate the magic of fall with HOWL-O-FEST, the Midwest's most elaborate family (daytime) Halloween event. Your little ghouls and goblins will enjoy one of the largest children's parties around complete with storytelling, a haybale maze, pumpkin patches, dance parties, costume contests, trick-or-treat candy stops, plus a costumed parade!

Pumpkin Patch Express at the Lebanon Mason Monroe Railroad
Weekends, September 26 - November 1
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Hop aboard the Lebanon Mason Monroe Railroad for a fall favorite. Ride the Pumpkin Patch Express out to a real working farm where your kids can enjoy fun activities such as picking pumpkins, petting the animals and playing in a corn maze.

Ghostly Walking Tours in Waynesville
Wednesday, Fridays and Saturdays
October 14 - 31
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Who needs reality television when you can go to Waynesville-the most Haunted Village in Ohio-for their popular Ghostly Walking Tours? Enjoy one of three unique walking tours past historic downtown buildings and through the Quaker Historical District. See famous landmarks like the Stetson house, which is said to still be haunted by its former owner-Louisa Stetson, the original investor in the Stetson Hat Company.