Try one of the these socially-distanced Halloween events in Pennsylvania
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The Keystone State offers a myriad of ways to pay homage to Halloween this month. Grab some goodies while building memories with the kids in your life when you attend one or more of these drive-thru events.
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Lonesome Valley Farms Valley of Terror Haunted Drive-Thru
Get haunted at Lonesome Valley Farms in Greensburg on Fridays or Saturdays this month when you participate in the Valley of Terror Haunted Drive-Thru. Event hours are from 7:30-10 p.m. on these nights. If you get hungry, check out the drive-thru concession stand for a variety of snacks.
Admission price is $40 per vehicle, with a maximum of six passengers, or $10 per person. You’ll want to bring cash since this venue doesn’t take cards.
If you’re searching for a mild haunt for young trick-or-treaters, head to Sesame Place in Philadelphia. The venue is hosting its ALL-NEW Not-Too-Spooky Halloween Drive-Through on select nights in October from 6-9 p.m.
Per the event’s website, this kid-friendly celebration will feature seasonal decor and light displays, a festive soundtrack, and costumed Sesame Street characters on Halloween-themed floats. Your children will also get treat bags when you leave the park. Visit the website to buy an admission pass for your family’s vehicle.
Halloween Light Show Drive-Thru
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Now through Nov. 1, Lakeland Orchard & Cidery in Scott Township is hosting a Halloween Light Show Drive Through. Per the event website, the drive-thru will be open Thursdays through Sundays from 7-10 p.m.
Pre-register online to reserve your family’s time slot to experience the 1-mile trail of light displays illuminated by more than 50,000 bulbs. Stop by the orchard’s retail tent before heading home for some seasonal treats and hard cider.
Hilton Halloween Drive-Thru
Decorate your vehicle, put on costumes, then take your family to the Hilton Scranton & Conference Center on Oct. 31 from 6-8 p.m. The venue is holding a free Halloween drive-thru to give young ones a safe way to collect candy on Beggar’s Night. Per the event’s website, the drive-thru route starts at the hotel portico, which you can access from Adamas Avenue.
Check out these Ohio-based drive-thru events if you’ll be getting your seasonal spooks in the Buckeye State this month. And discover whether it’s safe to wear a Halloween mask while driving.
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Whitney Russell is a current resident of Dayton, though her spirit can be found beach-bumming in Puerto Rico (the land of her half-Puerto Rican heritage). When not adventuring through the exciting world of car news, she can be found hiking with her husband and their two dogs, motorcycling, visiting nephews and nieces, discovering new memes, thrifting, decorating, crafting, woodburning, researching random things, and escaping into a great movie. See more articles by Whitney.
