Getting scared: fun, insane, or a little of both?
Now that it's October and the temperatures are falling, it's time to get into the Halloween spirit. There are plenty of area haunted houses, but WRAL Out & About wanted to know...what's the appeal of being scared?
Posted — UpdatedSome people seemed to thrive off the thrilling experience of being scared, while others were a little more reluctant.
Clayton Fear Farm is off Highway 70 about 30 minutes from Raleigh. An all-inclusive ticket is $25, and gives you access to all the attractions. A single attraction ticket costs $12. Fear Farm is open Friday-Sunday from 7-11 p.m. The week leading up to Halloween, Fear Farm opens Thursday, Oct. 25, through Wednesday, Oct. 31. The Boyettes don't recommend bringing children under 12 to Fear Farm. For younger guests, they offer daytime activities including a pumpkin patch and hayrides.
Do you enjoy getting scared? Or are you like me, and want to spend Halloween in a brightly-lit house eating candy? Let us know your favorite spooky attractions!
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