Tubi invites fans to experience immersive haunted hearse at the LA Haunted Hayride
Tubi has recently expanded its collection of horror movies in their Terror on Tubi collection, and they are hosting a fun experience for fans in the Los Angeles area from Thursday, October 29 through Saturday, October 31.
In a celebration that combines Terror on Tubi with Halloween, Tubi is giving people the opportunity to take a ride in a hearse! Guests will be given the once in a lifetime (see what we did there) chance to take a ride from the parking lot of the Los Angeles Haunted Hayride to the attraction itself.
From October 29 through Halloween night, interested patrons should meet at the parking lot at 4730 Crystal Springs Drive between 6:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. They will be able to take photos and videos, and might even receive some giveaway items.
The press release includes the following statement: “The Haunted Hearse extends Terror on Tubi beyond the screen, creating a shareable, street-level horror experience for fans. The Terror on Tubi Hub also evolved from a fan-favorite seasonal celebration into a permanent home for horror, giving fans a year-round destination to discover their next scare.”
The Haunted Hayride is a great match for Terror on Tubi
The Los Angeles Haunted Hayride first opened for business in 2009. For the 2026 event, brave visitors can step into the spooky world of fictional rock band Fallen Angel. As the story goes, the band’s final rehearsal was held on Halloween and ended in flames, leaving the band member’s spirits to haunt the theater.
Guests can also visit Elvira’s Trick or Treat Mayhem, a haunted maze tucked away behind her home in Midnight Falls. After that, step into the backwoods of Midnight Galls, where a family of cannibals gives guests evil tricks and horrifying treats.
Prefer a carnival atmosphere? Visit the Scary-Go-Round, or one of the many other experiences at the Haunted Hayride.
If you somehow don’t know about Tubi, you really need to remedy that right now. Tubi is a streaming platform offering a huge library of films, unedited and free to watch. Yes, there are ads…but it’s free, and it includes a massive number of horror films. In addition to Tubi originals, you can find a ton of familiar titles. I just perused the Terror on Tubi section, and found the first two Terrifier films, X, The Houses October Built, Creepshow, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, and Tales From the Crypt. And that’s just a small sampling of what they offer. Check it out here!
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