A post from GarnerGirl2000 prompted me to create a new thread. What haunted houses are there around here (Halloween events, not the real ones)? I remember a few years back they had the "Clown House" over where Hwy 70 and Bus 70 meet. It was pretty good, but (as far as I know) it was only the one year.
Of course the Fear Farm on Loop Road, but ya'll don't need to scream so loud, it's disturbing! :lol: :lol: :lol: :mrgreen:
and don't forget Ken's Haunted Corn Maze Nightmare thing.... we went last year.....SO FUN!! http://www.kensproduce.com/haunted/main.asp
well since they freak me out I wont be attending but I know there is that one in Clayton "Fear Farm" and there is one in Cary behind Dairy Queen but I cant think of the name of it, and then the Raleigh Jaycees do one but they change the location each year.
Are you looking one for your own entertainment or for your children? If its for you to go by yourself, I would suggest a real haunted house NOT a kiddie one because, nothing stranger than the grown -up walking around spying on the kids playing on Halloween. If its for your kids/ grandkids Kens corn maze or something similar there are different ones out there.
I'm looking for both. I have three grandkids who didn't like the haunted forest (at Clayton Community Park), but didn't mind the haunted tractor ride at the Fear Farm. As for a more mature haunted house, I do like to go without the grandkids too. What I meant in my first post about "Halloween events, not the real ones", I was referring to the haunted houses that always pop up this time of year, rather than Mr. Johnson's old shack down the road that the neighbours say is haunted.
Oh, I thought at first you meant you were scared of the real haunted houses . Then I forgot you had grandkids thought you might look a little strange walking around by yourself at a kiddie place.You know how you always see two old men at chuckie cheese eating and staring at the kids and they have no kids with them. Or the ones who watch the lil ones play at McDonalds play ground( and they have no kids but like to watch other people's children) they make all us parents think possible pedophile. Didn't want you to get labeled or anything.
Tell you what.... I'll just open up my house and let my boys show you their rooms. That ought to scare anyone!
There is a Halloween Haunted House on Hwy 42, before Willow Spring. I hear its good. And a heck of a lot less expensive than Clayton.
In talking with several people who attended the Phear Farm last year ( http://www.claytonfearfarm.com/ ) the admission fee is well worth the experience, if you are into that sort of stuff. Craig
Me and a few friends are going to both Clayton Phear Farm and the Haunted House on 42. Its been yearssssssssss since I've been to any and I'm actually looking forward to it lol.
I've never been. Those ticket prices are expensive. It would cost us $100 for our family of four to go and do everything. Shoot, I just spent $74 for 4 fair tickets and 6 ride books for the kiddo's so might not be able to go this year. Still got to buy halloween costumes to.
We can't wait to go to the Fear Farm. We went last year (actually, I won tickets on the scratch and win here!)...and we had a blast.
I did too, but didn't go. DH & DS enjoyed it though. I don't like being scared! :mrgreen: They are busy as bees over there, I believe it was supposed to open tonight, but I don't hear the screaming, etc. yet. :lol: :lol: :lol:
House of Horror I just signed on to ask the same questions about the House of Horror. I read that last year it was $5.00 to get in but I was wondering about the age limit. A lot of the events say 12 and older but I was curious if anyone new what the recommended ages were for this particular place?
My husband just popped in over there to get the prices. 13 and under is $5.00 and everyone else is $10.00 and it's $2.00 extra for the hayride.
