Prepare for the scare! Returning for its 10th anniversary CT’s Haunted trail at Scarrybrooke Park returns with more fearsome delights for your walk through the park after dark! Our event is not ONLY a staple of the season for Western CT, but THE LONGEST attraction to walk in the state! It takes hundreds of volunteers, working for months on end to bring you your scare. The event is a collaboration of 6 local non-profits who all benefit from your admission! NO outside entity reaps the rewards aside from the non-profits themselves! You’ll be helping The United Methodist Church, Boy Scout Troop 58, New Milford Lions Club, Boy Scout Troop 432, Community Fuel Bank of New Milford, and of course, Harrybrooke Park, the home of the event! It is critical that you read, understand and respect our rules, which can be found here. We will be stricter this year and police will be notified immediately if anyone causes damage to our props or is a concern of violence to our actors. Keep in mind ALL of our actors, ticketing people, concessions … ALL STAFF are volunteering their time for you to have fun! So please do … scare ya later!

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Ticket Information

• IMPORTANT: Parking is offsite this year at John Pettibone Community Center for ALL GUEST. Buses will bring you to the event and back. Parking is located at 2 Pickett District Rd, New Milford, CT 06776
• There are no refunds. Sorry, but please keep in mind this is an event put on by multiple non-profits so your scare is truly a donation.
• The cost of a general admission ticket is $25 online or $30 at the gate, but if you’ve been here before you know how long the lines can be with over 1,000 people expected each night. We strongly recommend you buy in advance online.
• “Fast Pass” access may be purchased online or at the gate for an additional $15/person.
• Pre-sold tickets will take priority to on-site ticket sales; Pre-sold Fast Pass tickets will receive top priority. If we need to limit attendance, we will shut down on-site ticket sales first.
• Regardless of which night you intend to come, your ticket is good for ONE walk through the trail only, but good for any one of the four nights.