Showing posts with label Washtenaw County. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Washtenaw County. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 20, 2015

Halloween Haunted Attractions in Wayne and Washtenaw County

Halloween Haunted Attractions in Wayne and Washtenaw County

WESTLAND, Mich.–– Fall is one of the best seasons to experience in Michigan, not only because of the vibrant colors that transform the state, but also because there is so much to do this time of year. With Halloween right around the corner, our beautiful state is conjuring a spookier spirit by hosting a variety of haunted houses, hayrides, corn mazes, and more for you to enjoy. To help you navigate the large amount of frightening options available, we're showcasing a few of the best Halloween haunted attractions in Wayne and Washtenaw County.

Halloween Haunted Attractions in Wayne and Washtenaw CountyBoughan's Haunted Hayride of Fright

This scary hayride is one that you won't forget anytime soon. Along with the haunted ride, you'll also get the opportunity to buy pumpkins and roast your own hot dogs, s'mores, and more over one of their fire pits. Hayrides start at $15 and are open from 7:30 p.m. to midnight on Fridays and Saturdays, and 7:30–10:30 p.m. on Sundays. They are located at 15851 Martinsville road in Belleville and can be reached at 734 325 6533.

Crystal Moon Paranormal Ghost Hunting

Looking for something new, exciting, and scary to do this weekend? Take an Introduction to Paranormal Activity and Investigation class hosted by Crystal Moon Paranormal where you can learn about the common types of hauntings and causes, basic equipment, the best haunted locations in Michigan, and how to get started investigating. This class is more adult-oriented and is held in multiple Michigan locations. If you'd like to learn more, you can call 734 788 6478.

Phantom Forest Hayride

This haunted attraction isn't for the faint of heart. As you're taken through a haunted forest, you'll encounter phantoms, ghouls, and so much more. Included in your Hayride price is a cup of cider and a snack by the bonfire for all survivors. This spooky haunt can be found at 21803 W. River road in Grosse Ile and also has a great pumpkin patch to peruse, along with tasty snacks and more. For more information, or for hayride hours, you can call 734 676 2444.

Brandywine Cemetery

If you want to visit a haunted attraction but aren't seeking too grotesque of an experience, this is the place for you. Brandywine Cemetery is themed as a haunted graveyard where the emphasis is put on creepiness through storytelling, sound, lighting, and attention to detail. This event is free to all visitors, although donations will be accepted and sent to the local food bank. You can visit the Brandywine Cemetery at 2727 Brandywine St. in Ann Arbor.

Halloween Haunted Attractions in Wayne and Washtenaw County

Night Terrors

This terrifying attraction can be found at 5565 Merrit road in Ypsilanti, and it's not your typical haunted house. Believed to be truly haunted, this attraction sits on acres of Wiard's Orchards and offers six haunted attractions. Whether you creep into one or take a risk at all 6, Night Terrors offers the Ultimate Haunted Barn, the Asylum, the Mineshaft, Hayrides of the Lost, the Labyrinth, and Alien Caged Clowns. Sound scary? For more information on this chilling attraction, you can call 734 390 9208.

With so many spooky places throughout Michigan, these are only a few of the Halloween haunted attractions in Wayne and Washtenaw County. Let us know your favorite Halloween haunts the next time you stop by our Ford dealer near Pinckney, MI, for a Certified Pre-Owned car or truck. We're here to help you get through fall, not to scare you––we'll leave that to our favorite haunted attractions. North Brothers Ford, located at 33300 Ford Rd Westland, MI 48185, is proud to be one of the premier dealerships in Southeast Michigan committed to exceptional customer service! Stop by or give us a call at (888) 806-7163, our knowledgeable sales team will be happy to help!

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Tuesday, April 22, 2014

Need for Speed Mustang Earns $300,000 for Henry Ford Health System

WESTLAND, Mich - The Need for Speed Mustang Earns $300,000 for Henry Ford Health System at the Barrett-Jackson Auction Company's West Palm Beach event last Saturday. The custom 2013 Ford Mustang GT was the star in the "Need for Speed" film released last March and will now help provide access to healthcare for more people. The lucky bidder goes by the name of Dave Flynn, from Columbiana, Ohio. Every Mustang owner has a story and Dave Flynn's is a particularly special one. Not only is he the owner of a high-profile Mustang that was featured in a major motion picture, 50 years after the original release of the iconic pony car, but he has also made a massive contribution to a very important cause.

Need for Speed Mustang Earns $300,000 for Henry Ford Health System

The Need for Speed Mustang Earns $300,000 for Henry Ford Health System, a system which provides health insurance and healthcare delivery backed by exceptional research and education. Henry Ford Health System was founded in 1915 and since has provided acute, specialty, primary and preventive-care services to those who need it. The organization appreciates the support from Ford Motor Company and Dave Flynn's contribution that will help provide people with more access to healthcare.

Spring is finally starting to come around, so what better time to get a brand-new Ford vehicle? Start off a new season in style with the help of North Brothers Ford! We have the best selection of new, used and pre-owned Ford vehicles in the Westland area. North Brothers Ford, located at 33300 Ford Rd Westland, MI 48185, is proud to be one of the premier dealerships in Southeast Michigan committed to exceptional customer service! Stop by or give us a call at (888) 806-7163, our knowledgeable sales team will be happy to help!

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