We went to the night time event because it was also supposed to be good for kids. They were extremely over priced, had long lines to get tickets & they were unorganized. The line that we waited in for 20 minutes ended up being a line for debit/credit card only. We only realized that we were in wrong line for cash only because a worker walked around yelling into the crowds of people that people with cash could step into the other line. This place offered very little for the cost & the 1.5 hour drive there. It's o.k for younger kids, but it's not if your child scares easily or will have nightmares over clowns. The haunted house for the kids was a little too scary for my 7 & 9 year olds, but to each their own. It did state that it was "kid friendly" on the website, but there were a couple of the costumed workers who got up my 7 year olds face even though she was crying from being afraid. The "haunted" hayride was definitely kid friendly, but I was not impressed. One of the workers who were in costume on one of the stops actually made fun of a larger man's size & you could see the embarrassment & hurt on his face...even my 7 & 9 year olds were shocked. The hayride was very uncomfortable because they squeezed as many people as they could on one trip. The trailer had hay bails that made the floor which is also the sitting area. There were not actual seats & for some adults it's difficult to sit in the floor. My husband has tight joints and cannot sit crisscross applesauce (Indian style) and he was extremely uncomfortable...like I said we were squeezed on with very limited space. It really didn't help that we were thrown in the middle section with no back support either! I told my kids after the hay ride I would get them cotton candy. The line for the hayride was pretty long (as expected) but once we got off of the hayride the cotton candy stand was closed, for some reason they closed early. We left disappointed but that happens occasionally & now I can save other people time & money.