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Last weekend to catch the spooktacular Haunted Ghost Train until next year

October 27, 2023 by Teresa Stewart Leave a Comment

This weekend is the last weekend to catch the Haunted Ghost Train until next year, and you don’t want to miss it!

You’ll get to enjoy hot chocolate while enjoying a spooktacular excursion for the entire family. As passengers board the Haunted Ghost Train, superstitions begin to emerge as ghost stories come to life! Brace yourself for sightings of scary horror-story characters, some true, some probably true.

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We’re certainly not that far from Area 51, so keep your eyes peeled for extraterrestrial activity while riding the Haunted Ghost Train of Old Ely.

“We invite fans of a good, lighthearted scare to bundle-up and join us for a haunted nighttime ride complete with sightings of headless horsemen, the undead and extraterrestrial activity,” said Mark Bassett, President of the Nevada Northern Railway. These sightings are just a few of the things you will see while on board the Haunted Ghost Train of Old Ely, but we don’t want to ruin the fun by giving it all away!

The Haunted Ghost Train departs at 7:00pm sharp on Friday and Saturday, October 27th and 28th. They sell out fast, so reserve your tickets now! Tickets are $45 for adults, $38 for seniors and $20 for children ages 4-12; children under four ride for free.

To reserve your tickets, visit the website at NNRY.com or call 775-289-2085. Scare you there!

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