Halloween Haunted House Arizona

The Nest Haunted HouseHaunted House in Chandler THE NEST returns ALL NEW and improved! Guests begin their Nightmare on Rawhide’s Main Street with a "Monster Midway" where they will be greeted by freakish characters that freely roam the grounds. The Midway will also feature concessions, beer, photo opportunities, things for the little ones and stunt shows . Click Here for More Info - http://www.Frightened.com 13th Floor Haunted HouseHaunted House in Phoenix The world famous 13th Floor Haunted House has come to Phoenix! Created by nationally recognized and award winning haunted house designers the 13th Floor will transport you to new levels of fear. Prepare to be terrified by 60,000 square feet of horror, 2 epic haunted attraction walkthroughs for one all inclusive price. Located at I-17 and Bell Rd. Click Here for More Info http://13thflooraz.com/ Chambers of Fear Haunted HouseHaunted House in Surprise AZ Chambers of Fear Haunted House is an intense dark attraction, filled with amazing actors, terrifying scares, incredible special effects and spine chilling entertainment. Arizona’s Scariest Haunted House features 3 Haunted Houses, 1 Location, 1 Price! All NEW for 2013. Click Here for More Info - http://www.ChambersofFear.com Crypt Haunted Attractions-Fiesta MallHaunted House in Mesa Arizona 2013 Crypt Haunted Attractions-All New Surprises…This Sept/Oct 2013 Return of “Nightmare Edition” ‘Even Evil Has Bad Dreams’ One of Arizona’s longest running Haunted Houses, the Crypt and Asylum returns with all new SCARES to torment those who dare enter! New Attraction CHAOS maze— Click Here for More Info - http://www.hauntedaz.com AZ Field Of ScreamsHaunted House in Glendale Arizona Corn field planted over an old cemetary, dare to enter, watch out for the living dead. Click Here for More Info - http://www.azfieldofscreams.com The Slaughter HouseHaunted House in Tucson The Slaughterhouse is Tucson’s scariest haunted house, where fear and terror show no mercy. voted the “Scariest Haunted House in Tucson” for the past 3 years Click Here for More Info - http://slaughterhousetucson.com/ Vaseo Haunted HouseHaunted House in Phoenix vaseo haunted house, friendly family haunted house. Click Here for More Info - http://vaseohauntedhouse.com Golfland Fright NightsHaunted House in Mesa AZ The Gauntlet Haunted House returns for another season to Golfland in Mesa. The Gauntlet is the valley's most terrifying haunted attraction. The Gauntlet Haunted House returns with all new scares and special effects. Join us in 2012 and find out why we are Arizona's best haunt! Click Here for More Info - http://www.golflandfrightnights.com Accurate Psychic Readings by NirupHaunted House in Readings by email, phone, or in person. Based in Sedona, Arizona. Also has a very informative FAQ list. Click Here for More Info - http://www.psychicnirup.com/ Angel MessagesHaunted House in Angel messages and treatments. Fountain Hills, Arizona, United States. Click Here for More Info - http://AngelsAmong.us

Shadow VisitorsHaunted House in Phoenix
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Night Of Impending DoomHaunted House in Phoenix Arizona This privately owned, scary haunted house features thrills, including strobe lights, smoke, actors and zombies in small enclosed rooms. Appropriate for families. Customized experiences are available for smaller children. See website for more information. Click Here for More Info - http://nightofimpendingdoom.com

Jack And Jill's Haunted HillHaunted House in Phoenix Jack and Jill went up the Hill but were never seen again...and you might not be either! While searching for water they stumbled upon an abandoned mine and never came back out...come explore the mine and see what happened to poor Jack and Jill. Click Here for More Info - http://jackandjillshauntedhill.com/

Slaughterhouse (Luana’s Canyon)Haunted House in Kingman, Arizona During the gold rush days of the 1800’s, a gold miner and his family lived a small wood shack along a dry wash in the heart of the canyon. Via mule, the husband would venture into the Northwestern Mountains in search of gold, returning semimonthly with food for his wife Luana and their young children. One month, however, the gold miner did not return. Soon, supplies ran out and the children began to starve. Luana, not able to tolerate the sight of her starving children, lost her mind. During a thunderstorm, she put on her wedding dress and chopped her children up into several pieces. Luana went to the river and tossed the remnants down stream. Luana returned the next morning and crying for the return of her children she died. It is said that on certain nights the her wailing may be heard from within the canyon’s walls.