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About Ghost Lake 13 Levels of Fear At Conneaut Lake Park
Ghost Lake 13 Levels of Fear is a premier haunted attraction housed within the historic Conneaut Lake Park in Conneaut Lake, Pennsylvania. This immersive walking tour guides guests through 13 levels of fear across multiple park locations, touted as one of the largest haunts in Pennsylvania. The experience typically runs about two hours, with seasonal operations from late September through Halloween weekend. As your friendly connection in the ticketing world, we’ve got you covered on how to secure your seats, where to park, and where to stay nearby.
Note on dates and hours: Ghost Lake generally operates from late September to Halloween, with Friday and Saturday sessions from 7:00 pm to midnight and Sunday sessions from 7:00 pm to 11:00 pm, though exact times can vary by year. Always confirm the date to be announced or RESCHEDULED from a previous date if applicable.
Conneaut Lake Park sits along Conneaut Lake in a historic resort setting—an ideal backdrop for this multi-location haunt that blends nostalgia with fright. Keep reading for practical details on parking, transportation, nearby hotels, dining options, and insider tips to make your visit smooth and stress-free.
Parking at Ghost Lake is typically paid, and transportation options are car-centric—there isn’t a dedicated public transit service to the park. If you’re driving, you’ll find clear directions to the park and on-site or nearby parking options. For visitors seeking a place to stay, on-site lodging options like Hotel Conneaut and nearby Conneaut Lake Hotel provide convenient stays close to the park. When planning a trip, consider pairing your haunt with a visit to Pumpkin Fest or other seasonal events hosted at the park.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: Ghost Lake is listed at Conneaut Lake Park as 12382 Center Street, Conneaut Lake, PA 16316, with some listings or the official site also citing 12324 Comstock Street; both addresses appear in sources. (Ghost Lake location pages and old listings)
- Venue type: Haunted attraction within Conneaut Lake Park, a historic amusement park/resort property on Conneaut Lake. (Park overview and Ghost Lake context)
- Event nature: A walking tour featuring 13 levels of fear across park locations, described as the longest/large haunt in PA by some sources. (Haunt listings and event descriptions)
- Duration: Advertised as a two-hour experience per visit. (Haunt listings)
- Operating window: Typically runs Sept 22–Oct 31 with Friday/Saturday 7 pm–midnight and Sunday 7 pm–11 pm (times may vary by year; 2023 listings show these hours). (Visit Crawford County, 2023; other event coverage)
- Pricing (recent references): Admissions commonly around $25 for adults on peak nights; some days may vary (e.g., Sundays lower price). (Visit Crawford County, 2023; Vindy 2014 article)
- Parking: Paid parking is listed for Ghost Lake. (The Scare Factor listing)
- Transit: No public transit service to the park; visitors typically rely on car travel. (Outdoor/transportation guidance)
- Nearby hotels: Hotel Conneaut (on-site) and Conneaut Lake Hotel are nearby on the park property or adjacent to the park; see on-site hotel references. (Hotel Conneaut address; 2021 park reopening notes)
- Notable events hosted: Ghost Lake is the centerpiece Halloween event; Pumpkin Fest occurs seasonally at the park; concerts and other lawn events have been held in recent years. (Business Journal Daily, Visit Crawford County; park pages)
- Demolished/renamed: The iconic Blue Streak coaster was demolished in 2022; the park itself changed ownership but retained its name and continued Halloween events. (Blue Streak demolition; ownership changes)