‘The Wreckoning’ haunted attraction returns for 5th Year at Schnepf Farms
This year’s theme, “Sonoran Shadows,” draws inspiration from local lore, including chilling stories of desert cryptids, haunted landmarks and folklore passed down through generations.
The Wreckoning
This October, The Wreckoning haunted attraction returns for its fifth year of frightful fun at Schnepf Farms in Queen Creek, bringing to life the dark myths and legends of Arizona.
This year’s theme, “Sonoran Shadows,” draws inspiration from local lore, including chilling stories of desert cryptids, haunted landmarks and folklore passed down through generations. Guests can expect a haunting journey that blends storytelling, immersive environments and terrifying live performances, according to a release.
In partnership with Schnepf Farms, The Wreckoning has become a signature feature of the annual Pumpkin & Chili Party Festival. The attraction also remains deeply rooted in the community, hiring dozens of local high school students each season to take on roles both on stage and behind the scenes.
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‘The Wreckoning’ haunted attraction returns for 5th Year at Schnepf Farms
The Wreckoning
This year’s theme, “Sonoran Shadows,” draws inspiration from local lore, including chilling stories of desert cryptids, haunted landmarks and folklore passed down through generations.
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This October, The Wreckoning haunted attraction returns for its fifth year of frightful fun at Schnepf Farms in Queen Creek, bringing to life the dark myths and legends of Arizona.
This year’s theme, “Sonoran Shadows,” draws inspiration from local lore, including chilling stories of desert cryptids, haunted landmarks and folklore passed down through generations. Guests can expect a haunting journey that blends storytelling, immersive environments and terrifying live performances, according to a release.
In partnership with Schnepf Farms, The Wreckoning has become a signature feature of the annual Pumpkin & Chili Party Festival. The attraction also remains deeply rooted in the community, hiring dozens of local high school students each season to take on roles both on stage and behind the scenes.
It is to be held every Thursday through Sunday in October at Schnepf Farms, 24810 S. Rittenhouse Road in Queen Creek. Go to https://www.thewreckoningaz.com
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