Laughing Stock Ranch’s Halloween Spooktacular

Tom Ireland • October 16, 2017

The ranch's 7th Annual Halloween Spooktacular will feature pony rides, a petting zoo, crafts, bouncy castles, a photo booth, candy hunt and lots more fun.  The post Laughing Stock Ranch’s Halloween Spooktacular appeared first on Andy Schildhorn, PREC.

Get in the Halloween spirit with some family fun at Laughing Stock Ranch. The ranch’s 7th Annual Halloween Spooktacular takes place from October 27 to 29 and will feature pony rides through haunted trails, a petting zoo, crafts, bouncy castles, a photo booth, candy hunt and lots more fun. Make sure to get dressed up before you go, too, as the best costume will win a 2-hour pony party at the ranch.

Admission to the Halloween Spooktacular is $10 for kids over two, free for adults. Laughing Stock Ranch is at 24555 32nd Avenue. Below are the event’s hours:

  • Friday, October 27 – 4 pm to 7 pm
  • Saturday, October 28 – 10 am to 4 pm
  • Sunday, October 29 – 10 am to 4 pm

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