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Kennywood – Phantom Nights
The worst nightmares keep coming back.
Like the undead crawling out of their graves, Phantom Fright Nights is back at Kennywood. Come experience the most intense spectacles of sheer terror – BioFear, Voodoo Bayou, Mortem Manor, Villa of the Vampires, and others too horrific to mention.
Your mind will continue to spin as you climb aboard your favorite thrill rides. Yes, they’re running. But with one big difference. They rumble, race and fly in utter darkness! You’ll never see what’s coming until it’s too late.
This marks the twelfth year of undying fear. So you know the drill: Gasping shock. Racing palpitations. Wobbly knees. But please, don’t stifle your screams….let us know you’re still alive.
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