The “No Hope After Dark” Halloween train ride in Pennsylvania is a must-do for anyone looking for a truly terrifying Halloween experience, and it’s only a two hour plane ride from Atlanta.

“Our train will depart from New Hope to our festival at the unknown, where you will venture through our brand-new haunted maze, where live actors lurk around every twisted turn,” the website states.

The 100-minute journey will have the most sophisticated thrill-seeker begging to be let off, as it’s packed with tales of horror, an ax-wielding villain, ghosts and goblins

This train ride isn’t for the faint of heart.

“Fear not! The night isn’t solely about screams and shivers. Many nights beckon with food trucks offering a delicious escape from the fright and live music casting enchanting tunes under the moonlit sky, bringing a lively respite for the brave at heart,” the site continues.

Because it’s known for its raw, cutting edge storytelling, it’s recommended that only passengers 13 years and older take part in the spooky ride.

Tickets are available for $53 per person.

About the Author

Featured

Laurence Walker, a volunteer with the Cajun Navy Relief, left, takes two volunteers out on his boat on Lake Oconee to search for Gary Jones, Tuesday, February, 18, 2024, in Eatonton, Ga. The Putnam County sheriff is investigating and searching after Spelman College instructor Joycelyn Nicole Wilson and an Atlanta private school coach Gary Jones went missing on Lake Oconee over a week ago, Saturday Feb. 8th. The body of Wilson was found Sunday, Feb. 9th and Jones has not been found. (Jason Getz / AJC)

Credit: Jason Getz / Jason.Getz@ajc.com