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Our COVID-19 Commitment to Safety
Due to COVID-19, all attendees for the 2021 Haunt season must be fully vaccinated.
For the 2021 Haunt season all of our staff will be fully vaccinated.
All attendees must present their Manitoba Immunization Card and matching photo ID to enter Six Pines Haunted Attractions. QR codes can be scanned from a digital QR code, your Manitoba Immunization Card or a printed copy of the QR code.
When purchasing your tickets, you are committing to conducting a self-assessment for signs and symptoms of COVID-19 prior to attending Six Pines Haunted Attractions.
All attendees must present proof of immunization and photo ID to attend this year’s 2021 Haunt Season. Details on the Manitoba Immunization Card can be found here:
https://immunizationcard.manitoba.ca. Photo ID and the following documents are considered valid proof of immunization in Manitoba.
Staff at Six Pines will scan the QR code, or verify valid proof of immunization and will only allow entry following a valid result that matches the photo ID provided. Staff at Six Pines Haunted Attractions do not have access to your medical records and will be unable to resolve any disputes. We suggest downloading the Manitoba Immunization Card Verifier App (available in your device’s app store) and practice scanning your own card prior to attending. For further assistance with your immunization card, please contact Manitoba Health and Seniors Care at ImmunizationCardSupport@gov.mb.ca. In all cases photo ID is required to be validated against the valid proof of immunization provided.
The Province of Manitoba has provided a list of documents and samples that are considered valid forms of immunization issued by the provinces and territories which ca be found at Provincial Immunization Record Samples. Children age 11 and under are able to attend with an adult that has presented valid proof of immunization that matches their photo ID provided. Children age 11 and under are not required to provide photo ID. There is a limit of two children aged 11 and under per adult if the children are not with their legal guardian.
Children aged 12 and older are required to present valid proof of immunization as indicated above. Photo ID is encouraged but is not required. Keep in mind Six Pines Haunted Attractions Fear by Night is geared for ages 15+.
We are an actor driven “interactive haunt” – as such, yes you will be interacted with – if you want your experience to be more interacted with – you select to purchase the “Hell Pass”. If you DO NOT want to be interacted with in any way, you purchase the “Ghost Protector” and your entire group will NOT be interacted with.
The “Chicken Pass” allows your group to be interacted with but not you.
You may be grabbed by one of the members of your group who is too terrified to continue with your help.
Our guests are not allowed to touch any of our actors or the props.
We provide the entertainment, you provide the kids. It’s as simple as that. We have several picnic tables available for your use for birthday cake, but I do suggest that you bring a cooler and keep it in your car as we have no place to keep it for you. The tables can not be reserved and are on a first come, first serve basis. Please note, due to insurance purposes no outside food/drink is allowed (with exception of the cake). We do suggest eliminating time in line for your group – it is suggested to arrive earlier than later.
How can I get a better show without standing in line for an hour? We suggest you arrive early. We open the first Thursday night in October. Many people complain about long lines but everyone always shows up around 8/9PM. Our suggestion is for you to come and buy your ticket when we open so you are one of the first in line. The closer it gets to Halloween, the busier we are. BUY YOUR TICKETS ONLINE AND SKIP THE PURCHASE TICKET WINDOW LINES. And/or SKIP THE ATTRACTION LINEUPS by purchasing a R.I.P FAST PASS TICKET. We do not give refunds if you cannot wait in the lines – we are a very popular attraction and only open a short season. Please dress warm, all who have waited have said the wait was worth it!
If you have purchased your ticket online, you can go into your online account and change your ticket date. There is a change fee applicable. We want everyone to stay safe and well. Please stay home if you are unwell. There will be a sign at the ticket booth – with the same COVID-19 questions about your health status.
When purchasing your tickets, you are committing to conducting a self-assessment for signs and symptoms of COVID-19 prior to attending Six Pines Haunted Attractions.
If you are dropping off – we need you to follow the parking attendants to the back parking lot – the young adults/teenagers will then proceed to the gate entrance to the park to first show proof of immunization then proceed to the ticket booth to redeem online tickets for wristbands or to purchase tickets.
For safety reasons, there is NO parking on Sturgeon Road allowed and no dropping off the kids at top of Sturgeon to walk in – must be driven to the parking lot in the back.
With any haunted house what makes it a haunted house is the darkness, strobe lights, fog, obstacle course involved, claustrophobic areas, uneven grounds etc. Some areas must be gone around due to this fact. Those with heart conditions or other health issues or those that are pregnant are advised not to attend. The crowds at night can limit the accessibility and safety of individuals with varying disabilities, so it is recommended to arrive 15 minutes prior to opening times on a Thursday evening. However, if you attended during the day these would be non-issues.
Our attractions are tougher for individuals in chairs because of the outdoor terrain and the outdoor nature of the attraction (this is a century old running farm). Unwanted wear and tear can and will result in wheelchairs and or other assisting devices, and therefore may not be recommended. It is recommended that someone is with you to assist you going through the haunt in case extra assistance may be required.
We have several wheelchairs that attend our farm during the day, as well we have a few staff members that have varying disabilities that work with us.
We do have a wheelchair accessible porta toilet on site and have for years as well as a Wheelchair parking location. (on the pasture grounds where our parking is located for customers). In fact we were the first agri-tourism farm to do so.