Trails To Terror

Wakefield, United States

2.5

4 reviews

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+1 401-792-8188
Address:
4235 Tower Hill Rd, Wakefield, RI, 02879
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Today

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Local time (Wakefield) 02:50 Wednesday, 25 June 2025

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Friday 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Saturday 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Sunday 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

Description

Specialties

Hayride, Haunted Attraction, Halloween Scary

History

Established in 1996.

2015 For Our 19th Beware! We’ve Pulled Out All The Stops!

30 Minutes of Mind-​Numbing Terror as Delamorte’s Haunted Hayride presents, Farmaggeddon! Strange lights in the sky, Unearthly noises in the woods, Radioactive crop circles, Strange animal mutilations, Alien abductions. Now it all comes together in one place, at one time, to reveal all of the answers mankind’s been searching for, all it took was Farmageddon.

Next Enter the Forrest of Fear: Experience your worst fears as you walk through… The Chop Shop, The Abandoned Factory, The Rotting Ruins, Execution Dock, Splatter Hall, The Zombie Battlefield, The Party Bus, The Dark Maze, the Chains of Pain, and ‘The Gauntlet’. Only to come face to face with (deleted by management sorry, you’ll just have to find out for yourself)

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4 reviews of Trails To Terror

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Place rating: 2
Pawtucket, RI
There is definitely better out there. Trails to terror (TTT from here on out) lives off of its reputation. They buy a pre made story from a website, play the cd/​dvd and poorly recycle sets for the hayride. In my opinion, don’t wast your money on the hayride. The forest of fear walk thru is the real gem of the place. It is scary, and I am someone who rips through one to two horror movies a night while cleaning and hanging out. The walk through as various mazes and different settings to walk through. The absolute best is the darkened maze that gets smaller as you wind through it, which historically has been the last item on the walk, but is about halfway through this year (2015). I hope TTT can figure something Mir win entice out for their hayride to continue collecting money over fist with some actual warrant.
Place rating: 4
Wakefield, RI
I come here every year probably 1 – 3 times with different friends. So I know it pretty well. Overall it’s pretty fun! Really pumps the adrenaline! I wish the prices weren’t so pricey ($ 20 for both Hayride and Walk or $ 13 for one of the choices) some of the workers aren’t really friendly either but what else can you do when there’s a bunch of teens running around causing mischief?
Place rating: 1
Narragansett, RI
This place is terrible and SO overpriced. $ 20.00 for a five minute ride down a dirt road with a set that kindergarten children could have done a better job of creating. The employees were rude and extremely unprofessional, I won’t go into detail but parents do not leave your children alone here. Please do not waste your time or money.
Place rating: 3
Tucson, AZ
Ultimately I had a lot of fun at Trails to Terror, playing along and screaming when the cast members jumped out of the shadows. The guy with the chain saw and the maze-​like squeeze chamber with no lights were truly frightening. The walk-​through Forest of Fear was much better (scarier) than the hayride. There should be more people dressed up to jump out and scare you, and they should do it in between the «stops» or attractions for a real surprise factor. The music played from the hayride speakers and while waiting in line was really good.