I liked how it was a storyline. This was different from other haunted houses I've been to. It's…read moretheir second year doing this and I'm excited to see how they grow. We loved the interaction, scares and even some comedy. We also had an issue getting tickets and the owner was great at fixing it and getting us squared away. We had sent an email late at night, I was fully expecting to not get any help but, he emailed us back first thing in the morning! We had fun that night!

Mill of madness was scary. Staff was great. Kids were frightened. One of the performers had a live…read moresnake. Would go again

Very well done! Decorations look fantastic. Outstanding attention to detail in the props and…read moreeffects.

From the owner: *Opens in mid-October and will be open every night thru Halloween, weather permitting *…read more Hours Sun-Thurs 7pm - 9:00pm Fri & Sat 7pm - 11pm *Come dressed as a hillbilly anytime and get a free Hellbilly Holler sticker pack * New blacklight t-shirts available for $25. Hellbilly Holler is a FREE display haunt in Phoenix and winner of the AZ Haunters’ Award in 2020 and 2023. Hellbilly Holler is an ADA compliant display haunt. It is all outdoors, no actors, no jump scares, and no lines. Donations are appreciated

Ive been to lots of haunted mazes here in phoenix, l.a. , boston and i still pick az field of…read morescreams as my favorite haunted house i go to every year for the past 3 or 4 years. I really like it because of the animals that run around there. For 20$ price you get the haunted maze and get to pet animals. The thing about this maze is that its real dirty because its outside of course and there was a few times where you have to crawl on the ground in the dirt. Also there's the annoying sheet things that you have to squeeze thru and hope you don't suffocate. If you can handle stuff like that then you're good. A heads up for new people there is always atleast 1 or 2 evil clown actors. I personally want to work there as an actor. Ive gone through this maze by myself 2 times and im a woman. Im just saying that if i can go through it alone and come out laughing then you can go through it too with a friend. Its scary but mostly fun trust me try this haunt

We enjoyed this. We thought it would be a maze but instead it was a scary walk through a…read morecornfield. Definitely had some jump scares and good set up of the different areas. Didn't care for other patrons bunching up next to us - don't know why people want to do a haunted attraction, rush through, and cramp other groups....but that is not the fault of the attraction. We will probably go again next year. The family corn maze was also pretty fun to do at night.

I love spooky season. Having had the chance to see both…read morerecently, I'm going to compare both ScArizona and Fear Farm. I had a great time at ScArizona. It was the first haunted house area I went to this season. I was most impressed by the passion of the hired actors. They really got into character and the costumes were great too. There were 2 haunted house options open the night I went. The overall grounds for a bit rough after the recent heavy rains. The place overall had a backwoods, abandoned construction site vibe to it. Going through two of the three haunted houses took less than an hour including waiting in line. The design of the haunted houses was good. A few jumpscares and definitely creepy characters. However, there wasn't much to do at the event grounds activity-wise after going to the haunted houses.

It's just a line. I've been waiting an hour and a half and I'm only half way through the first…read moreline. Worst $35 I've ever spent.

We just got back from here tonight and we couldn't stop talking about how much fun we had!…read more I'm 29 and my SO is 32. We've been attending haunted Halloween attractions annually since we were in elementary school, and we've been to different ones in different parts of the country. We've been to really disappointing attractions and really mind-blowing ones. We're not people who scare easily, but we love horror-related anything and have to check it all out. Here's why we loved The Crypt: -It's a GOOD deal! It's $25 for 3 attractions. It wasn't super crowded and we maybe waited 15 minutes max at one of the lines. I realize this could change but I wouldn't recommend getting the fast passes because $25 was definitely a deal and cheaper than other Halloween attractions in the area. Oh and parking is free! (It's in the parking lot of Mesa Community College.) -There are THREE attractions! One is The Asylum, which has trick doors where you can get lost. Has a medical motif, but still mixed it up with some other creepy themes. Asylum was definitely our favorite. Then there's Chaos, which is a clown-themed maze, and you have no idea where to go or what's going to appear in front (or behind) you. And there's The Crypt. It was kind of a smorgasbord of themes that didn't fit into the other two. It was paced really well-- you didn't feel hurried or pushed through and spent time enough to feel a little uneasy and pursued. Cheap thrills and jumps, and some were genuinely creepy. They got us a number of times and we left each one laughing our a$$es off being chased by an actor. -The actors were passionate! Plenty made us genuinely laugh and a good number creeped us out. I was surprised since we went a little later in the night that they still were high energy and clearly going out of their way to give us a good experience. We couldn't stop commenting to each other about a few actors that really stood out to us. -Like I mentioned above, short lines, wait times weren't bad at all. -They ensure that you only go into each attraction with a small group. This is important because going in large groups has definitely ruined our experiences at other attractions in past years. -There were all different age groups in attendance to the attractions and it looked like everyone was having a great time. I'd say the largest age group was 20s-30s. -The overall attraction is more intimate and not oversaturated, and I feel like that makes it more desirable. We chose this over 13th Floor and Fear Farm because we know the lines at those places were going to be long, the tickets more expensive, and the actors are going to be tired out, and the groups you'll go through the houses with will be big. So we went to The Crypt instead and we did not regret it. Definitely recommend this place for a night out that you won't regret :)

Sad. Someone really needs to help these guys out. If you've been to any other haunted house you can…read moresee how poorly run this one is, no way anyone gave this 5 stars, must be the actors. You can hear pop music playing in the background and their spooks are terrible. It's much worse than im capable of describing. Don't waste your time :)

Came here for the first time. My only complaint is that I wish it was longer and more zombies…read more We got our tickets through Groupon. If you wanted extra paint balls it's $5 for a hundred. So we had 200 paint balls. We did run out a bit quicker but if you don't shoot a lot your good with 200. 100 went by the first half, some went even quicker. So you get on the truck and they drive you around and you shoot zombies. They will let you know when your at your half way point and when it's the last scene to shoot zombies so you can use all your paintballs. I suggest you wear like gym shoes cause it's a rocky area. Also it's pretty dark where you walk and park. Happy there's no parking fee. There is a sign for parking.

With the threat of zombies ever lingering in the backs of our minds, people often wonder if they…read moreare prepared for such an outbreak. Zombie WarZ makes sure that innocent civilians are prepped to rise to such an occasion! What a better way to keep the zombies at bay by shooting them?! Well at least, safely, with paintball guns! Often the biggest question I'm asked is: "Do you also get shot at?" Luckily, no you do not. Zombies do not shoot paintball guns so you are safe from getting hit! Instead, you ride military like vessels driving around to zombie infested areas with mounted paintball guns ready for action! Zombie WarZ is very family friendly! Our group of 30+ people had a couple kiddos and they just had a blast! Like I mentioned earlier, the paintball guns are mounted so they are safe from kids, and adults..., from shooting themselves or any humans. You can still point the guns up and down and side to side so targeting is still feasible! The front end of the truck holds 9 civilians, and the double decker trailer had the rest of our crew. Each part of the truck had a soldier helping us with ammo if needed and adjusting our guns if needed (especially if a novice like I accidentally switches the safety on and can't shoot anything).. Becky (or Becca?) our soldier was amazing! She was animated and so much fun! There were also rock tunes playing to get us in the zombie shooting mood! We definitely all enjoyed our experience immensely!

AZ Ghost Tours is absolutely fantastic! Our guide, Vinnie, was knowledgeable, fun, and brought the…read morehaunted history to life with real evidence and amazing stories. If you want a ghost tour with real history, real evidence, and real thrills, this is the one. Highly recommend!"

Did a ghost hunt at the old jail in Globe AZ and it was an incredible night. We used SLS camera,…read moreOvilus and each of us were given a meter to use the entire night. We did Spirit box sessions and got responses to our questions. The team that ran the event were very knowledgeable and did various experiments with us.

So fun getting a free ride out of this definitely recommend!…read more I literally had the best time ever I so recommend this place

I reccomend Fear Farm, and we did have fun, but I have some notes with minimal spoilers…read more - There are 4 distinctive attractions/houses, carnival rides, immersive experiences and speakeasies. Admission to the 4 main attractions/houses are included in your admission price, everything else is an "add on". We added on the speakeasy experience/secret bar- it gets you 1 shot and they don't sell additional cocktails which is a bummer. - They have reasonably priced carnival classics such as hot dogs, funnel cake and curly fries as well as a main bar serving strong drinks. - Clear bags only (yes they check). I just put my wallet and phone in my pocket and was fine. - Get the Fast Pass (at Costco if you're a member), don't get the Skip The Line Pass. We got two Fast Passes at Costco for $59 and only had to wait 5-10 minutes on a Friday night. The GA line was LOOOONG. Overall Fear Farm is spooky fun for the whole family. They have attractions that cater to tweens/teens as well as adults, however I probably wouldn't bring kiddos under 10.

I literally peed my pants! Fright Manor offered a great selection of frights for all ages. They…read moreeven scaled the "fright level" down for the little kids. I brought my sweet Georgie and Bobby! They have been best friends since kindergarten and now that they're fifth graders and fancy themselves "grown adult men" they wanted to try something spooky. At first, I was apprehensive (that's just the Mom in me!! ;)) but after checking it out beforehand I knew that they would be a little less scary around the kids. I even brought my older son, who was originally peeved at having to do "kids things", but after he went he told me he actually had a great time and is inviting his girlfriend, (who is the nicest little girl!!!). I will definitely be telling my girlfriends about this!

Loved this haunted house, took about 30 mins to walk through and they spaced guests out to where we…read moregot the full experience of jump scares. The actors and props were great. However, we paid extra for the Gellyball zombie shooting experience, and the description of shooting zombies in a shooting range was completely misleading. We spent 16 dollars just to shoot one person dressed as a zombie standing 4 feet away from us for 5 minutes. It wasn't like we could try to shoot them as they walk by or dodge/hide from us, or any type of challenge at all. Just standing there. That part was disappointing, so don't waste your money. I wish they would have had multiple zombies popping out from behind things so you could try to shoot them in time before they disappear, or like another haunted house I've heard they have it in laser-tag format where you try to get through the maze while shooting zombies. P.S. If you have severe asthma or epilepsy be aware there is a lot of smoke and flashing lights/lasers. Also I went in late September- ALMOST NO LINES!!

A haunted house that forgot the "haunted" part…read more Went to 13th Floor Phoenix expecting to get scared. Left wondering why I paid for what was basically an expensive walk through a decorated warehouse. The biggest problem is the scare actors, or how few there are. Entire sections went by with no one jumping out, and the ones who did show up seemed to be going through the motions. There was zero energy and zero commitment. I've had theme park rides at Disneyland get a bigger reaction out of me. Then there's the crowd. They pack so many people in that you're stuck in a slow-moving line from start to finish. Every "surprise" gets spoiled by the group ahead of you screaming (or more often, laughing), so by the time you reach it, there's nothing left. I'll give credit where it's due: the room designs and theming are solid. Someone clearly put work into the sets. Unfortunately, that's the only thing they put work into. Atmosphere means nothing if nobody's there to bring it to life. For the price they're charging, this should be a top-tier experience. Instead it felt like a cash grab riding on Halloween hype. If you want to be scared, look elsewhere. If you just want to hand over your money and get nothing back, you've found the place.