The forecast for Sunday, October 11 has turned into a washout, and because an afternoon built around toddlers, Highland cattle and a daylight walk through the cornfield does not mix with a day of steady rain, we are moving No-Scare Sunday one week later, to Sunday, October 18, from noon to 5 PM.
The short version
- New date: Sunday, October 18, 2026, noon to 5 PM, with the gates and the ticket booth opening at noon
- Already have tickets for the 11th? They are good on the 18th, so bring the ticket you already have and there is nothing else to do
- Can’t make the 18th? Contact us and we will refund your tickets
- Still coming: Welter’s Highlanders & Hooves with their Highland cattle, face painting and kids’ activities all afternoon, and the whole farm with every light on
- Price: $10 a person, two and under free, with the Midway included
Two very different visits on one Sunday
October 18 was already on the calendar for our early Sunday night haunt, and that has not changed: once the No-Scare crowd heads home for dinner, the lights go down and the full haunt runs from 7 to 9 PM. The afternoon belongs to the little ones and to anyone who wants to see the sets without the scares, while the evening is the real thing, so a family with a brave teenager and a nervous four-year-old can now split the day exactly that way.
The rest of this weekend
Nothing else moves. We are open as usual on Friday, October 9, and Saturday, October 10 is Witches’ Night Out, with the after party on the Midway starting at 7. Haunt nights run rain or shine, so dress for the weather and come on out.
Everything a parent wants to know about the day itself, from what is switched on to what is switched off, is in our parent’s guide to No-Scare Sunday, and every night of the season is on the schedule.