Oct 2026: Cash only. Tickets are sold only at the box office window, not online.
C. Casola Farms Haunted Attractions At A Glance...
- Four attractions in one night: the Haunted Hayride of Terror, a haunted barn, the Living Maze and Zombie Paintball.
- Zombie Paintball puts you on an army truck lined with mounted paintball guns, shooting at zombies who cannot shoot back.
- NewJerseyHauntedHouses.com lists it as its 2018 Haunt of the Year winner.
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- New Jersey Shore Region Monmouth County
About C. Casola Farms Haunted Attractions
C. Casola Farms Haunted Attractions is a night-time haunt on Route 79 (South Main Street) in Marlboro, open on fall weekend nights from late September through Halloween, with four attractions in one place. The Haunted Hayride of Terror takes you into the back woods, where people say they see and hear things that come alive in the dark. The Haunted Barn is a walk-through with creatures clinging to the walls, and the farm bills it as the scariest haunted barn on the East Coast. The Living Maze twists and turns until you find a way out. Zombie Paintball, the Marlboro Zombie Breakout, puts you in an army truck with paintball guns mounted along the sides to shoot at zombies, who cannot shoot back.
The operator says the hayride, the barn and the maze are not recommended for young children. Zombie Paintball is the exception: the farm recommends it for children 5 and older and calls it great for all ages. The haunt's NewJerseyHauntedHouses.com listing rates it very scary, recommends ages 8 and up, and says touching is not allowed.
The Witch's Brew stand sells fresh-baked cookies, candy, popcorn, hot dogs, pretzels and soda, and the Hauntingly Delightful Seasonal Bootique sells Halloween novelty items.
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Activities:
- Paintball
Amenities:- Parking Lot(s)
Farming:- Hay Rides
Rules/Regulations:- Entrance Fee Required
Contact / Location
Tips and Tricks
Bring enough cash for the whole group, since the window takes no cards. The window opens at 6:30 PM, half an hour before the attractions start. With younger kids, start with Zombie Paintball, the one attraction the farm recommends from age 5.
Admission & Guidelines
Tickets are sold only at the box office window, which opens at 6:30 PM, and only for cash. There are no online sales and no credit cards at the window, and prices include sales tax. During the 2026 season the ticket page listed the Haunted Hayride of Terror at $20, the Haunted Barn and the Living Maze at $15 each, the Combo Package of all three at $45, Zombie Paintball with 200 rounds at $30, and the Ultimate Package of all four at $70. Sundays are Military and Law Enforcement Nights, with $5 off the Ultimate Package with valid ID. No refunds.
Hours / Season of Operation
Open Friday and Saturday nights from late September through October 31, plus Sunday nights in October, starting at 7 PM. Ticket sales begin at 6:30 PM and end at 10:30 PM on Fridays and Saturdays and at 10 PM on Sundays, but the attractions stay open until the last guest is out. For 2026 that means Saturday, September 26, then every Friday, Saturday and Sunday in October through Saturday, October 31.
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Nearby Places
The haunt's own site points visitors to Maple Leaf Farms, about 3 miles northwest in Manalapan, for daytime pumpkin picking and a professional rodeo show. Monmouth Battlefield State Park is about 3.5 miles southwest.
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- East Freehold Showgrounds (~3 miles)
- Downtown Freehold Farmers Market (~3 miles)
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- Maple Leaf Farms (~3 miles)
- Monmouth Battlefield State Park (~4 miles)
- Battleview Orchards (~4 miles)
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- Thompson Grove Park (~5 miles)
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Marlboro, New Jersey 07746