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The Haunted Barn
 
Located 1 mile east of Stoughton on Hwy 51
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Dr. Evil and his friends are waiting for you inside the Haunted Barn.
The Haunted Barn
 Stoughton, Wisconsin
 
 
 
Watch for us in the Syttende Mai Parade
in Stoughton on May 17th & 18th
 
We will be unvailing our new
Haunted Hearse!!!
 
 
Join us every Friday and Saturday night in October for a tour of the cursed and very haunted farm at the TTT Ranch in Stoughton Wisconsin.
 
On Saturday afternoons bring out the kids.
We offer a "kid friendly" barn along with a hayride and treats from the friendly witch.
 
On Friday and Saturday nights we turn down the lights and bring out the monsters to scare the bajibaz out of you and your friends.
 
We have refreshments and snacks on hand along with some fun novelties and scarey toys to help you mess with your friends.  Hang out in the covered seating area and enjoy the screams from inside.
 
With the help from your patronage and donations last year we were able to buy a few more toys to make your experiance even more scarey (and fun) this year. 
 
We are always striving to make the Haunted Barn bigger and better every year and this year is no exception.  This year's expansion includes a brand new graveyard, and a major reconfiguration of the barn.
Only $5 a head...
All other body parts
no charge!!!
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
The Haunted Barn is open every Friday and Saturday night in October
from 7pm - 10pm.
Saturday afternoons from 1pm - 4pm for the kids.
 
 


 
 
Here are a few rules to remember
 for haveing a great time at the Haunted Barn
 
 
1. Sacrifice a virgin. Well, not a real sacrifice - we mean, take someone who has never been to the Haunted Barn before. Let the host know and give them the newbie's name. The characters get a kick out of it and eerily call out the person's name throughout the journey.
 
2.  Scream for no reason. Sometimes this throws the characters off.
  
3.  Push the most frightened person to the front. It guarantees you that your journey will creep through at a snail's pace.
  
4.  Wear fitted clothing. Loose clothing makes it too easy for someone to grab a hold of you when they get scared.
  
5.  Use the bathroom ahead of time. There's nothing worse than being frightened with a full bladder.
  
6.  Leave the glasses at home. If you have contacts, wear those instead. In one haunted house, a woman in my group got spooked, threw her hands up and knocked my glasses off. I almost went "kill, kill, kill, kill, kill . . . " on her.
  
7.  Jeans and sneakers will do. Some of these haunted houses (and Barns) require you to crawl, slide, scrape up against dirty walls, so leave the 3-inch heels and suede jackets at home. Who are you trying to impress - Michael Myers?
  
8.  Dress warm. As it gets closer to Halloween, the lines will get longer, and it may require you to stand in a line outside.

Hope to see you soon!!!

And PLEASE by all means watch out for Farmer Brown's Wife Dorothy!!!
We have seen her lurking around the farm everywhere...the graveyard, the workshop, the barn and even in the house.
Dont say we didn't warn you!!!!!!
 
 
 
 
 
 
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