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Win Passes to the Haunted Graveyard at Lake Compounce!


Fill out the form below and tell us the scariest thing that ever happened to you, and you could win a 4 pack of passes to the Haunted Graveyard at Lake Compounce!

The Haunted Graveyard at Lake Compounce just a short drive away in Bristol, Connecticut, Exit 31 off I-84. Open every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday through Oct 31st with Rides Open.

It’s New England’s largest and scariest Halloween Attraction now scarier than ever with a NEW ending and celebrating 25 years. Save time and $, buy tickets online at LakeCompounce.com!

We’ll choose 5 winners at random from all entries received!

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