Diggerfest, a fall extravaganza for the family, is filled with pumpkins, corn mazes and of course, heavy machinery.

Every autumn, Diggerland USA kicks off the changing of seasons with Diggerfest, a fall extravaganza for the family filled with pumpkins, corn mazes and of course, heavy machinery. When the sun goes down this month, the facility will transform into a mystifying Halloween adventure, just spooky enough for the little ones to enjoy.

This year, America's only construction-themed adventure park has added a hair-raising hayride into the unknown to its list of fall festivities dubbed Night of the Living Machines. The four-date experience is scheduled to take place select Friday and Saturday evenings in October from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.

Night of the Living Machines is a free event for all annual members. General admission pricing applies to guests without memberships and may be purchased online. Park-goers have the leisure of driving, riding and operating Diggerland's various attractions, in addition to everything the facility has to offer after dark.

For more information, visit: https://www.diggerlandusa.com/2017/posts/night-of-the-living-machines/

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