The Shore Line Trolley Museum

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A Haunted House Attraction in East Haven, CT that benefits the Shoreline Trolley Museum

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THE DETAILS:

The Haunted Isle is recommended for adults and mature children that do not have any health issues! If you can not handle being in strobe lights for to long then this might not be the place for you. Be sure that you wear good walking shoes at the Isle since it is a wooded path with many twists and turns. Be sure you can handle the frights of the Haunted Isle – there are no refunds. Ages 7 & up prefered.

The Haunted Isle experience consists of a short trolley car ride (about 5 minutes each way), which will drop you off at the Isle itself, where you will wait in line to get ready for a great time. Plan to spend about an hour or more at the Isle.

Food, drinks, t-shirts, sweat shirts, and more are on sale at the Haunted Isle concession stand.


DIRECTIONS:

The Shore Line Trolley Museum
17 River Street, East Haven, CT 06512

The Shore Line Trolley Museum map

From the north:
1.Take I-91 south to I-95 North, to Exit 51 (Frontage Road/U.S.1).
2.Turn right at 2nd light onto Hemingway Ave. (Rte. 142).
3.You will pass a light (Rte. 100 – Main Street), take first left onto River Street at end of Green.
4.The museum is at the end of the street, on your left. Parking is behind the museum building.

From western CT, NY and NJ:
1.Take I-95 North to Exit 51 (Frontage Road/U.S.1).
2.Turn right at 2nd light onto Hemingway Ave. (Rte. 142).
3.You will pass a light (Rte. 100 – Main Street), take first left onto River Street at end of Green.
4.The museum is at the end of the street, on your left. Parking is behind the museum building.

From eastern CT and RI:
1.Take I-95 South to Exit 52 (High Street/East Haven).
2.Turn left at the end of the exit ramp, continue under highway.
3.Turn left at 4th light onto Main Street (Rte. 100).
4.Turn right onto Hemingway Ave. at light (Rte. 142), take first left onto River Street at end of Green.
5.The museum is at the end of the street, on your left. Parking is behind the museum building.

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Food, drinks, t-shirts, sweat shirts, and more are on sale at the Haunted Isle concession stand.