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- When is the Midwest Haunted Rails?
October 13, 14, 20, 21, 27, 28, 2023
- Where is the Haunted Rails located?
The Haunted Rails is located at McMillan Park. Located S Walnut St in Mount Pleasant. Driving directions can be found on the Directions page.
- Do you have parking on the grounds?
Yes, parking is located in the middle of the grounds. Entrance and Exit are located on S Walnut St. Next to the First Presbyterian Church.
Click here to see a map of where parking is located - Does it cost to park?
No, Free Parking
- What does it cost to come to the Midwest Haunted Rails?
Admissions is $15 per person and Kids 4 and under are Free.
Last admission sold 30 mins before closing - What are the hours for the Haunted Rails?
Fridays 6 pm to 10 pm
Saturdays 6 pm and 10:30 pm
Last admission sold 30 mins before closing.
Unable to participate in all activates the later you arrive - Where can I purchase my admission?
Wristbands can be purchased under the grandstand on the center of the grounds near the parking area.
- Can I purchase my admission online?
No, you can not purchase your admission online.
- Do you accept credit cards?
Yes, credit cards are accepted to purchase your wristbands. But food and games are CASH ONLY
- Where are ATMs located?
There is one ATM located over by the Haunted House
- Where can I find a map of the grounds?
You can find a downloadable map of the grounds on the grounds map page Click Here
- Is the Thrashers House of Terror included with the Midwest Haunted Rails?
NO, The Thrashers House of Terror is separately ticketed event out here.
- Should I do the Thrashers House of Terror before Midwest Haunted Rails?
NO, The Midwest Haunted Rails end right at 10 pm on Fridays and 10:30 pm on Saturdays.
The Thrashers House of Terror sells it last ticket right at Midnight and will keep going until the last person in line is through.