Fear Farm ready to open scary spectacle in Glendale
Kick off Halloween season at new 40-acre location
Fear Farm is back in Glendale, and with a new location.
One of the Valley’s biggest haunted house and corn maze attractions makes its new spooky home on 40 acres at 6801 N. 99th Ave., Glendale. The site features five haunted houses and a haunted hayride.
Attractions this year include a Dead End Slaughterhouse, Dead in the Water, Nuke Town, and The Spirit of Halloween.
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Fear Farm is back in Glendale, and with a new location.
One of the Valley’s biggest haunted house and corn maze attractions makes its new spooky home on 40 acres at 6801 N. 99th Ave., Glendale. The site features five haunted houses and a haunted hayride.
Attractions this year include a Dead End Slaughterhouse, Dead in the Water, Nuke Town, and The Spirit of Halloween.
Is the Fear Farm OK for kids?
“A good rule of thumb is: if you wouldn’t bring your child to a PG-13 rated movie, it’s probably not a good idea to bring them to a haunted house,” Fear Farm states on its website.
General admission is $24.99, and skip-the-line fast passes are available for extra. Organizers say to look for a wait time of maybe 30 minutes on a weeknight in early October, but that the wait can be longer on a Friday or Saturday night as the calendar ticks closer to Halloween.
Meet Steve Steve Stockmar joined Independent Newsmedia, Inc., USA, in 2017, and has been an Arizona journalist for almost 30 years. He serves as editor of Sun Life Magazine and contributes to West Valley communities where he focuses mostly on arts & culture, education, and profiles of neighbors making a difference.
Community: Every season Steve serves as a “buddy” with the Miracle League of Arizona in Scottsdale, has volunteered his time with Family Promise in Glendale, and previously served on the Ghostlight Theatre board in Sun City West.
Education: Graduated from Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff with a Journalism major and English minor.
Random Fact: Steve once won a 50-player live Texas Hold ’Em poker tournament.
Hobbies: Anguishing over his beloved Chicago Cubs and Bears; listening to Beatles and Grateful Dead music.
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