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Rides in Washington.
The event begins at 6 p.m.
“If you have little children you should get to the hay rides early,” said this year’s coordinator Cathy Kreyling, adding the early rides offer little scare and few goblins but the later ones are different.
“It’s no-holds-barred," she said, adding the second round of rides offer all kinds of Halloween scare.
“There is lots of screaming and yelling,” she said, adding the second round of rides are not for younger children.
The rides—costing $4 for adults and $2 for children over 12 months— begin as darkness falls over the orchard, somewhere around 7 p.m.
For tickets contact the school at 675-3237. Tickets the night of the hay rides is $6 for adults and $3 for children over one.
Piled upon hay wagons pulled by tractors, spectators—numbering between 20 or 30—are driven through the orchard, around the barnyard, past the field, over the road and back again to the starting point,a ride taking about 20 minutes.
“There is lots of scary halloween stuff out there,” she said, adding over 30 people help create the ghouls and ghosts of the haunted hay rides.
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