Don't Miss: Halloween At Lasdon Park

SOMERS, NY — The lower Hudson Valley has a lot going on at Halloween, from the Nyack parade to the Great Blaze to Sleepy Hollow to haunted houses galore. Lasdon Park in Somers should be on your “must see” list.

The 2019 Annual Halloween Train Show is open this weekend and next, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

“The train show is a terrific attraction for everyone, especially children,” said Westchester County Executive George Latimer. “Lasdon will be beautifully decorated for the season.”

The event’s principal attraction will be the Main House’s running miniature-railroad layout featuring charming Lionel Trains, with similar scale trains chugging past haunted houses, eerie scenes and whimsical dioramas.

The main house will be decorated for the season as the trains ride through scary cemeteries and towns. Take in all the spooky decorations as you explore the first floor of the mansion.

The hay maze is back! Find your way through and maybe you will find the perfect pumpkin to take home for Halloween!

Visitors will delight in the Spooky Eye-Spy Conservatory Stroll (included with admission fee), during which they hunt for Halloween-themed surprises -- spiders, pumpkins ghosts and more – that are hidden in plants along the way.

Meet and greet a “live” dinosaur then take a walk in the park’s Dinosaur Garden. Scan the code on the signs with your smartphone using the free Zappar app for interactive fun.

Grab some burgers at the Taste of Grille food truck or snacks and refreshments at the Garden Shop.

Admission, sold at the gate is $10 per adult, $5 per child and free for ages 2 and under. Last ticket will be sold at 3:30 p.m. on Oct. 19, 20, 26 and 27.

Pumpkins taken from the hay maze MUST be purchased at the Shop at Lasdon.

The Halloween Train Show is presented by Westchester County Parks and the Friends of Lasdon. Lasdon Park is at 2610 Amawalk Road (Route 35) in Somers. For more information, go to lasdonpark.org. Admission tickets will be sold at the green kiosk gate until 3:30 p.m. and doors close at 4 p.m.