Fear Farm Haunted House Phoenix AZ

I really wanted to like it. The *scenes* are incredible. But they need more cast members to staff all of the various attractions. Also, perhaps they shouldn't charge for literally everything. Including parking in a wide-open dirt lot, not parking in the garage, not VIP parking, just pulling into the adjoining dirt lot. Or maybe include general parking with the cut the line option that you pay more for. I'm willing to pay premium prices for a premium experience. This did not fit the bill. I will not be going back.

We had such a great time at Fear Farm as always… Never disappoints! Love the new attractions too…The 3D haunted clown house was a favorite. And those chain saws (I feel like there were more this year lol) make me run every time lol 😆 Fear Farm brings the jump scares and fun to the Halloween season in an open and festival-like setting. Thank you for an amazing and memorable night!

Had a great time at Fear Farm. The haunted houses where great and the effects, lighting and sets where fantastic. The clown house and its 3D effects was my favorite. All the houses where really well done and the actors did a great job. Took my 10 granddaughter and she loved, the actor where great with her and kept it appropriate for her when she got a little to scared, they didnt over due it which made it great. We will be back next year for sure.

A fun place for teens and parents to visit! There were many groups of teenagers and college students, so it definitely feels geared toward an older crowd. I wouldn’t recommend it for young children under 10, as it can be a bit too scary for them. Considering the ticket price, I think it was worth the visit. Outside food and drinks aren’t allowed, but there are good options available inside.

If you ever had the privilege attending the old fear farm way out west in an actual cornfield then you will be greatly disappointed as I was from my understanding. Fear farm was sold to the 13th floor, which makes a lot of sense. I remember paying an entry fee going into the park, actually getting lost the staff would not help you and they were more enthusiastic about Frightening you. They actually chased you with chainsaws not just if they felt like it. I saw them turning them on a handful of times and stop within 10 seconds. I can recall a clown exhibit being one of the most terrifying ones with the two famous clowns, making an appearance once a week and now the clown exhibit is the saddest one with nothing more than you walking down the same hallway and people just standing in the middle of the hall. what fear firm is now is good for younger kids, but if you’re a teen or older, it’s quite sad. It was also surprising that the corn maze that has no corn at all and is falsely advertised on their website is nothing but a bunch of hay bills and five minute tops to find your way out. It’s also an extra $10 a person to my surprise. You can only make the run ones. Overall not very good, not very scary and one exhibit in particular (mortuary) fun the first go around. When we went in a second time the first actor at the entrance was hitting what looked like a wax/vape type pen which was very unsettling and unprofessional. The decorations were cool and I’m sure there was effort in putting it together but the energy is not there and unless you have little kids it’s not worth the money.

Only thing I enjoyed was the $20 turkey leg (which are cheaper at Disneyland). I don’t leave reviews, but I just had to share/warn of the disappointment. We have gone multiple years in the past back when it was over by Tolleson/Avondale area. So trust me when I tell you this year it was an TOTAL LET DOWN! Each attraction they sent large groups in; rushing everyone in and through which takes away from the fear factor. Each attraction was structured the same, a small bit of the actual “haunted house” and then just a bunch of maze like walking. Which I wouldn’t have mind, but each attraction had only 8-10 actors throughout the whole thing. A lot of nothing going on and then just someone popping out to just scream at you. SOOOO MUCH MISSED OPPORTUNITY AND TOTAL BOREDOM!! Won’t ever go again.

Went twice this year and enjoyed both times. I was surprised to see that some sets had evolved between the times I went. The slaughter house and phobia were definitely my favorite. There were some actors and employees there that seemed to care a lot more than others. The carver in slaughter house running his blade across the wall while following you was also intense! Love all of that. The axe throwing is as really cool, the guy was very helpful and kind. He taught my daughter how to make it stick. We also adored the female clown that wandered around. In the first house in the right, there was a lady at the front in a dress that was really kind to my daughter when she was scared. I appreciated that. The new pig in slaughter house literally made me jump scream even though it was just a prop. We paid for premium parking and VIP, so I can’t comment about the lines but I will say it was great not having to wait on a school/work night. Walk right up and walk right in, score! I will agree that some of it just felt like excessive mazes, feedback for next year. If short on actors, incorporate more prop jump scares, those actually were pretty legit and then it was funny to get scared by a prop. Zombie experience was a bummer, it was super short and we didn’t see very many zombies. When time was up, I had only use about 20% of the beads. I am glad I didn’t pay for it separately. Lemonade was tasty and refreshing, though pricy. Overall, we had an awesome experience both times we went.

We were excited to check out Fear Farm for the first time, but it turned out to be a total letdown from start to finish. The haunted houses were basically empty mazes with very few scare actors, and the few that were there didn’t bring any real scares — it felt lazy and rushed. The food was overpriced and not worth it at all. The photo truck experience was the worst part: the worker was extremely rude. When we asked for a refund, she got visibly upset, snatched the QR code from my wife’s hand, and just threw a random photo at us without even letting us choose. Totally unprofessional and unnecessary. The zombie shooting station was broken — none of the guns were working — and we didn’t get a refund for that either. Honestly, there was nothing redeeming about the experience. For the price, you expect atmosphere, scares, and at least decent service. Instead, it was empty, unorganized, and rude. 👎 We won’t be coming back. First time, and definitely the last.

Fear farm is so incredible, very scary, great costumer service and well organized. 100/10 recommend!

The haunted houses were lit. Me and my friends went and had a great time. Would highly recommend

This place was alright. I came on a Wednesday evening @7pm. Tickets include admission to the 4 different themed haunted houses. Other activities were available for extra. Parking was also an extra cost, but I think if you bought your parking online it was a little bit cheaper. There was a Fear Farm merch tent and a few other tents selling food and drinks. Since we came on Wednesday, I'd say the lines weren't as bad as it may have been on the weekend. However, there were definitely a lot of missed opportunities for jump scares. While everyone in our group did get scared at least once, I thought it would be more scarier. Some of the themes were better than others. I don't think I would come back to this one. There are other haunted places to check out in the valley. I will say that the music they had playing throughout the park that evening was awesome. Not sure if it's always the same, but it was hits from the 90's!

HONEST REVIEW. (TIMING, COST, ACTORS, FAKE REVIEWS) I went in with good intentions, I've been here before when I was younger and the nostalgia may have compelled me to be slightly more accepting off the ASBURD prices. But hey, we shelled out enough money for the skip the line cause my dad didn't wanna wait. COST/FAST PASSES: We had bought the "skip the line" because they advise everywhere on their website there will be waits of 1+ hrs. It was barely 15 minutes and we felt completely robbed. YOU CAN UPGRADE TO SKIP THE LINE when you get there. And I highly recommend that so you don't attempt to proactively shell out that extra hundred for fun. TIMING: In and out we took one hour. ONE HOUR FOR FOUR HOUSES. Now note we skipped the line every-time. Let me do the math for you, less than 15 minutes per house. Not even considering the walking in between them. Let's say that's 10 minutes per house. This is such a robbery, especially if you're doing short times, they should be fun. This brings me to my next problem ACTORS: (lack thereof) There was such a minimal amount of actors in the house. Their positioning was predictable and sparse. When you'd walk through you'll see so many spots you think they're gonna get you. Fun places to pop up. Nope. Just seems like they told them to wander around. And the actors they had were great. They did a good job with what they had, but seriously. There weren't enough. In the maze segment of one of the houses, which was the vast majority of the house, there were three actors total. Cmon. HOUSES: Okay wow so when did inflatable mazes become commonplace? For how much y'all charge a night, NOTHING should be a blow up. So many of the houses had a nice, thematic beginning that would quickly transition into a repetitive, wooden maze with no theming elements. Just wooden maze, where the actors would occasionally be around the corner. Wow creative. MY RESPONSE TO THE GOOD GOOGLE REVIEWS: They are either buying or having their employees write good reviews on Google to drown out the hundreds of negative ones. Wanna check me? Go to their reviews and filter by recent first then scroll for a bit. Yea there's some real ones here and there but then you'll hit these funny chunks where there is this spam of unauthentic, single sentence 5 star reviews that all go "so scary so fun" all from people who have never left a review before ever in their life? YOU'RE NOT EVEN FAKING IT WELL. YOU WANT ME TO BELIEVE YOU GOT 100 5 STAR REVIEWS IN 2 HOURS???? FROM PEOPLE WHO HAVE NEVER WRITTEN ANOTHER REVIEW BEFORE??? Huh... something doesn't add up there does it. Nothing about fear farm is compelling people to write their first Google review ever yall. it's a CHEAP marketing tactic. I love the employees here but they're obv being incentivized to created disingenuous reviews. I wouldn't recommend going here unless you got the $15 presale tickets.

Fall From Grace this Fear-LESS Farm turned out to be...FEAR FARM ( 1/2/5 Stars, 2025 Haunted House Attraction in Tempe, AZ.) From the ONE HOUR, THIRTY MINUTE traffic it'll take you to get into the parking lot, to the long line once you get to the gates, to the incredible bare/almost zero spooky houses, to the expensive/terrible beers...you should 100% avoid this. And this is sad. I actually thought: these "mazes" must've taken someone a VERY long time to put up, with a ton of space...and that's all they were: mazes. Barely ANY employees within to scare you and the ones that were there asked more questions than did any jump scares. No joke, they just asked weird questions to more creepy than scary. After three houses of probably a few more, we gave up as I did from ever returning to this incredibly lame experience. The entitled brat younglings that kept cutting in line pretending that their party was ahead in line did not help in any sort of enjoyment. *** Final Thoughts: I'm one to support these people/ideas. Especially when it comes to merch. Last year, though, I bought several shirts and I asked for XX size. They sure did give me that...in little girls' shirts. My bad for not opening them up until I got home, but what the actual **** did the dude think I was buying XX-shirts for little girls when I expressed my interest in wearing them? So, this year, I refused to spend a dime supporting these merchants.

I love haunted houses and Fear Farm's new location in Tempe is a lot closer so I came here with a few friends on a Sunday night. There are 4 different themed haunted houses that are included in the general admission ticket and all the activities (corn maze, zombie shooting, etc.) are additional costs. Parking is also an additional cost which is always annoying. Overall, the haunted houses were fun but I think they could've been improved with more scare actors. The carnival themed one was my favorite but it was too short. The blood shed one was too long and barely had any decorations, it was basically just a maze. We were there for over 2 hours since there's a bit of a line to wait for each house so people are spread out.

HALLOWEEN is my fav holiday of all time. If you're a Halloween junkie like me you will be in fantasy land here, the vibes are spooky and the characters really get into it. I would recommend getting your face paint done.. hehe makes you feel more in the spirit. Not super scary to be honest but definitely worth checking out and doing a fun activity for date night!

I love spooky season. Having had the chance to see both recently, I'm going to compare both Fear Farm and the nearby Scarizona I had a great time at Fear Farm. It was the second haunted house area I went to this season. Even early season, this place had long car line to get in at 7pm and medium length line once parked to get even inside the Fear Farm grounds. I was most impressed by the size and number of activities. They really got into character and the costumes were great too. There are four haunted house options the night I went. The overall grounds were a bit rough after the recent heavy rains. Going thru the the haunted houses and the straw bale maze took a couple hours including waiting in lines to enter. The design of the haunted houses is great. Filled with jumpscares and definitely creepy characters. I appreciated the inflatable wall maze at the end of the first haunted house on the right. It wasn't easy to find one's way out. There was several things to do on the event grounds activity-wise after going to the haunted houses. Food and drink area. Photo shoot areas. There was also an upgrade fee area where you shot pea-sized water pellets at zombies and went through a visual distortion maze. It would have gotten five stars if it didn't cost as much as it does.

they have been selling tickets knowing they are closed forcing ppl to reschedule then charging them a reschedule fee. They said they will not be refunding or letting people reschedule with no extra fees. they are even deleting comments on there instagram. #horrible

Great character interaction during house tours along with animation as well to keep you on your toes

1 character told my husband and his friend they were acting with "misconduct" because they waited for me on a part of one of their houses. As my husband and friend rightfully complained to ME about character #1 who was, mind you, on their phone before making their wya to my husband, character #2 said that "zombies have the right to breaks too". When I mentioned how waiting for a member of a party wasn't misconduct, he shut up. Your people are out of line. We'll be going to The Nest for now on. Characters rude as hell.

Booking is confusing and sends you the wrong time. Staff isn't consistent on their answers. There's zero live support. For $50 a ticket, do not support this organizer.

Fear Farm was a good time but not very scary this year. The scariest part is what we paid for it. They had a bar with a few mixed drinks and canned beers which was a good addition this year. There were also a lot of food vendors but everything was extremely pricey. Two fast pass tickets, parking, food, a few drinks and two tickets for the "extra scary" haunted attraction cost 270 bucks, ouch! They also have 5 carnival rides, zombie shooting, and a corn maze but each of those also comes at an additional fee.

It has been years since we went to Fear Farm. We stopped going because they would make you crawl on the ground through certain mazes and sprayed water guns in your face. We thought we would try them again since it had been years and it was the only place open on 9/28/25. We wanted to take our family who was visiting AZ. They were excited to go. When we were buying the tickets online, we saw they were price gauging for everything on their website (charge extra for parking, for time slots, etc.). I almost backed out of going just because of all the extra fees. They also tell you to fill out waivers, which we did online, but never got a confirmation email. When we arrived, we were told we would need to do them again. So, we all had to do them on our phones. The five of us completed them, but they never asked to see them! What was the point of that? The parking was very unorganized. I am not sure if they were not prepared or if it's always like this. There were long wait times just to park for general admission, VIP and additional mazes. Once we were in line, they do a bag check. Nothing was mentioned about doing a bag check online. We waited 15 minutes to go in the main gate. They were only let groups in every 15 minutes. I don't understand this. We had time slots, but with all the waiting we didn't make the time slots anyway. The biggest frustration was waiting in line for 45 minutes for first maze without being told there was a problem (Descent into Darkness). We asked questions and were told it would be a few more minutes. Apparently, they needed to fix some things from the previous day of rain. The managers were not allowing them to open. Why not tell the crowd this! We finally left and went to another maze. Instead of using tickets, they scanned your phone to enter each haunted house. This was not convenient. The first maze we ended up going to was The Blood Shed. It was so lame. It was the longest and most boring maze of my life. We couldn't wait for it to end. It wasn't scary. There were no props to look at. There were few people even trying to scare you! The second maze we went to was The Rise of the Kraken. It was better than Blood Shed, but still lame. There were a few props and some people trying to scare you, but it wasn't scary. Then, we went to The Decent into Darkness, which was finally open. We had to wait in line again. Luckily, it was best one we went through. Given the order we went, it was good since we went from lame to the best. If we had started with best to lame, we would have been even more disappointed. Unfortunately, the day we went the Carnage 3D was closed (we paid for 4 mazes and only got to see 3 mazes or repeat a maze). We didn't realize it was closed when we went and thought we could go through the mazes unlimited times. You only get to go to 4 mazes. Once you are done with the four scans, you are done. You must pay extra for Field of Fear Maze and Deadshot Alley. We asked if we could go in one of the other mazes, since the Carnage 3D was closed, but they said no. We can only go through the ones we paid for. The porta potty lines were long because there wasn't many of them inside. The porta pottys were pitch black inside. I had to use my iWatch to see anything. That's ridiculous! Who thought this was a good idea to pee in the dark? Maybe they fixed it since then, but that should not be allowed. Lastly, if you buy anything (food, water, shirts, etc.,), they will charge you extra if you use a credit card. I feel as a business, you should either include it in the price of the item or pay the cost of the credit card use. We will not return to Fear Farm based on previous years and this last experience. We had much higher hopes and don't feel it was worth the price or hassle! I would not recommend Fear Farm.

It was an amazing experience I went with my friends and they all loved it too. The food was good and not crazy expensive.

Really fun and scary! I had an amazing time and will for back next year! The actors are also really on par, one clown followed us into the attraction which was fun!!!

Not worth the $50. Not even close. Spent over an hour waiting to park after we paid online... (they really should have a pre paid and pay at the park line to speed things up) there's not enough characters to even remotely staff these "haunted houses." Was not scared in the slightest. Ive seen scarier waking up and down phoenix. The pictures you see online are fake or unless they didn't show up for their shift when I was there. Save yourself the money. Over $200 for 4 of us to literally be able to only go through once at each haunted house as well. (Unless you spend even more for VIP) go to a nice dinner or put it towards a fam vacation before you go here. Wish there was a refund button.

Well I took my nephew and had a great time. Besides the actors working it, the crowds always take the show. The clowns and beings with chainsaws chasing unsuspecting victims is classic fear farm antics that is worth the price of admission. The atmosphere was gruesome and spooktacular!!! Safety concerns are met by visible medical and police presence to ensure fun for all. Concession prices are a bit high but no different than going to a state fair. We had a good time for a few hours for under a $100. Go make some scary memories.

Waste of money. Nice venue and props but not one person even attempted to scare us. Glad I purchased during the presale for a discounted price. They should advertise it as a walking tour and NOT A HAUNTED HOUSE! Won't be back that's for sure!

So expensive and not worth it. It's just wooden walls and long empty paths. Nothing scary about it. Very disappointing.

Im usually not one to leave bad reviews but this place was so bad. 4 of the "haunted houses" (if you even want to call it that), we're free. The rest cost money to walk through as if you don't already pay 45 bucks to enter. The one house we did go through was just a headache with 5 actors total and all they did was yell in your face and bang their feet on the plywood walls and strobe lights. Just annoying and a real headache. Maybe for kids it might be scary but if you're older than 12 it will not scare you. We stayed for a total of 20 minutes before walking out.

Over crowded, they push everyone through the houses at the same time instead of waiting a minute for you to go in groups. Atrocious parking. Barely any workers, not scary, way over priced for what you get. Would not recommend.

Tickets were extremely expensive. There is also no need for fast past or anything like that, it barely has any crowd whatsoever. There are maybe 5 actors during all of the mazes and it's more of a walk through of wood panels and flashing lights. Same with the area outside of the houses, there are maybe two actors on the entire field just scarying the kids. Not worth the $100. Save your money and don't go here.

So fun, kids had a blast! Everyone had a great time, got us in to the scary season! We will be back again!

Worst customer service ever. Paid $55 for a ticket. Canceled due to rain. Said it could be rescheduled. Reschedule link never works. Have used their help customer service email numerous times no response. What a waste of $55. Total bullshit! Especially because her entire group that bought the same ticket were able to use the link and reschedule, but we were not. Absolutely no phone number to call and no service whatsoever.

What a waste of money. Just funneling people through cheap, tired mazes. Handful of actors making grunting noises. Very disappointed

It is so incredible this year. The new location is very spacious and you can tell they really put a lot of effort into creating this experience for customers. Visually it is impressive and the houses are so long. You don't know where the next actor will be so the jump scares really get you! The add ons are super fun too. Phobia is trippy and the hay maze is so cool with the lantern. Overall a great activity to do during the Halloween season.

As all the other reviews say, no actors, the actors they did have literally just stood there yelling. No anticipation, no anything, just bad. We paid extra for the "corn maze" and there was 2 actors total, and at the end we found a small group of actors just sitting in the corner. Absolutely ridiculous...overpriced, not scary, crappy makeup jobs, the list goes on. Don't go here save your money.

'Fear Farm'? No, just 'Farm'. It's a waste of money, honestly. It's not scary and there are barely any actors in the houses or roaming the grounds. Paid a LOT of money just to walk around hay barrels and wooden slats like a sad cow. The bubbles were cute, so I liked those. No, they aren't spooky bubbles. I'm glad to see my $55 is well spent on hand soap and a big fan. But, if you decide this 'experience?' is for you, please make sure to pull up 45 minutes before your time slot because the parking process can take over an hour.

I highly recommend this super fun and scary . The lines were short. Food was good I will be back

I was very let down especially for how expensive the tickets are now. I feel like I was mainly just walking through the houses looking at the decorations rather than getting scared there weren't that many actors in any of the houses in half of them looked like they just dipped their face right into white and black paint and called it good. I just feel like the experience was very dull. And the actors/makeup wasn't good at all this year. It was a very boring experience. :(

So glad I bought all my tickets on presale so I didn't pay the "full" price, because had I paid full price I would be so pissed. 4 houses with hardly any actors , so much walking in the houses for literally nothing, there's an actor like every 1000 steps it seemed . They've done WAY better previous years. I wouldn't recommend going this year, find other haunted houses worth your money.

This place is so lit!! Yall should definitely come here its so fun. The actors are so nice as well!

It was so much fun! I really like the chainsaw people and the kraken house was the best.

everything here was great! the phobia one was so funny and cool me and my cousin couldnt stop laughing! ive been here every year and ive had the best experience so far.

The new location is way better than up in Glendale. It also seems like they just have more room to work with in general and with that they expanded each house. The houses were long and some parts scary but they could include even MORE scarers and I think to improve it they could add sound effects. Big bummer is you pay $50 a person and can only do each house ONCE. Additionally the added packages of the corn maze and zombie paintball should 100% be included in the tickets prices. For only 4 houses each around 10min or less walk through time the price per house doesn't make me want to come back next year.

super scary and fun! The actors were cool and scary they had so many good jump scares

We had tickets for September 19th, me and my family were very excited just to get there then they turned us away and told us that they couldn't open that week. we drove a hour and they gave no prior notice to not come or to say that they could not open that week, so we left very disappointed and upset after spending 235 dollars and they were still selling tickets for that date.

I was really excited to go after reading the reviews. I was in town for the weekend so we decided to get some tickets to this event. Ticket type: front of the line Day: Saturday @ 8pm 1. The line to get to the parking lot was insane but it was organized. 2. Even though we didn't have much to take in (I had a clear bag) the searching was not enough. I think they need to focus on better security 3. Typical fair foods & price. I was looking forward to a turkey leg but man the price was scary. 4. The mazes. What can I say? The building and theming was pretty good. However, they were was a lot of missed scared opportunities. I did not get scared at all. I thought paying for a better ticket meant that there wouldn't be much people in the mazes but it felt like a conga line in there It was an experience for sure but I am glad that I didn't pay for the corn maze. I would've been pissed spending more than what I needed to and not being satisfied with the mazes.

The park is well located close to a major shopping center and central to most that live on the west. Downside to the location is that it's on a lot with no fountain just grass and dirt. The center of the park has mulch down which helped but by the end of the night I couldn't breathe from how much dirt I had inhaled. When I got home my chest hurt and I had sinus issues. I saw extremely young children there and I can't imagine how they did after that. The attraction has really great ideas that just fall short. As a former volunteer actor and a lover of horror it wasn't what you'd expect from such a valuable spot. The houses have not changed since my first time in 2021. They have no story line as you walk through only a theme. The actors don't emerge you in the fantasy. If there even were actors!! For the parking being sold out there were rarely any scares or actors. It wasn't frightening! They also send everyone in line all at once there is no spacing between groups which makes it feel rushed and makes the haunt feel like just decorative. The actors that entertained the center plaza were more engaging and fun to watch. There were additions made: the phobia, zombies, carnival and axe throwing. (They are not included in the $40 admission) The bathrooms are portable, they stunk and were not being maintained. I refused to use them. The food was better than anything at the park. Merch was reasonably priced and our photo op was nicely done but it's $20 dollars to receive your photo. Parking was a nightmare and took forever, we ended up paying to get into the VIP lot. Overall, if you want to try this park. Be aware that it's not worth the money and it might feel like a scam. My 13 year old brother wasn't scared. You may have a different experience, hope this helps the park and future customers! I would attend again if something changes.

Me and my sister and other family members have been coming here the last 8 years. At first it was great, but going there a few days ago it was horrible no actors and the few they had in the mazes were sitting down or talking to each other. Me and my family decided we won't be going there anymore, we are going to go to a different venue next year.

fear farm was really great and really fun highly suggest going and go to the corn maze and have lots of fun !

Mannnnnnn did this place have me on my toes. I brought my girl here to act tough... she ended up going through all the mazes by herself after I pissed my pants within the first five minutes.

so scary and so much fun. the scare actors were really scary but also funny. the kraken one was the best!

I should have known better when the ticket booth of this place sounded more like a used car dealership trying to oversell. Overpriced, underwhelming and the fact that you have to have your ticket scanned at every haunted house even though every haunted house is included in the general admission ticket in inconvenient. They charge for a flex pass to avoid the line after the ticket booth but it makes no worldly sense to make you stand in line for the ticket then walk past the entrance into another line for the entrance. You have to wear a wristband for the carnival rides, why not just make the haunted houses a wristband as well. There's no order to the lines for the carnival rides and it was hard to know which ride you were getting in line for. The place is extremely dusty. It was hard to breathe while standing in line in certain areas. Some houses had someone stopping you to see your ticket before getting into the line then again at the end of the line before entering the house. So many unnecessary steps became annoying and made the overall experience unenjoyable. Make sure you have your ticket saved to your phone because service can be choppy, especially within the crowded lines. The houses lacked actors and the actors present lacked the fear factor. They wandered around looking lost like the rest of us. The only guy with a chainsaw was torn between the general walking area, a haunted house and some of the lines for the other houses. It seemed more sad watching him run around than scary, to be honest. Also, can't help but wonder how he was still cohesive enough to do it all while constantly inhaling the fumes of the gas because I was near him for a short amount of time and it was enough to make my head hurt. The corn maze was the highlight of my night. A nice walk with a cool breeze. It was fun while that lasted. But sure wasn't worth the $140 we spent to get in and I probably won't be coming back in the future. If no changes are made, I wouldn't recommend going to it now

I had a great time the actors were funny, and scary at the same time. I would definitely recommend going. Sike I lied it's actually shit.

Fear farm needs to hire actual actors not teenagers. Literally went through all your houses and wasn't scared once. Maybe you need to train your employees to scare even when crowds are coming next. I literally walked by your "scare actors" and they just stared at me in the haunted house once they scared the crowd in front of me. Super lame because fearfarm used to be scary and exciting the early 2000s. Not sure whats going on but maybe you guys need to scout for better actors. Fearfarm continues to disappoint.

I just got here and already got the poop scared out of my good god. My first time here in years

It definitely wasn't Better then all the other years the corn maze was boring not worth your money .I felt there weren't many actors but over all I had a good time just didn't like that they weren't many actors