How many acres is Cox Farms?
116 acres
Meet Lucas Cox-Galhotra, co-farmer-in-chief, Cox Farms. From Herndon to Vienna to, now, 116 acres in Centreville, Cox Farms has tripled in size since Eric Cox and wife Gina Richards helped plant the seed 43 years ago.
Does Cox Farms have military discount?
Cox Farms offers service members the opportunity to claim reduced price tickets during our “Public Servants” weekend. During designated weekends during the Fall Festival season, military personnel, teachers, firefighters, and other public servants are welcome to take advantage of a reduced ticket price.
How scary is field of Fear?
The Firegrounds and Fear Games are not at all scary. These are fun areas, not decorated in any spooky way (though you might find a “creepy” character here and there, as roaming actors mingle with the crowd), but rather places for you to simply hang out and have fun.
What is Fields of Fear?
Fields of Fear is Cox Farms’ haunted nighttime experience on Friday and Saturday nights each fall.
How long does fields of Fear take?
The Fear Crops attraction takes roughly 10-12 minutes. Fear Factory is approximately 8-10 minutes. Fear Forest is a four tenths of a mile haunted trail – it should take 15-18 minutes to complete.
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Where is fear farm moving to?
Glendale
Fear Farm has found a new haunt as the popular Halloween attraction has packed up its motley crew of ghouls, zombies, and demons and moved to Glendale near 99th and Maryland avenues.
Why did fear farm move?
Pugsley says Fear Farm’s move was also the result of the owner of its previous location, local farmer Ken Sheely, wanting to sell the property, which also hosts the Phoenix Event and Sports Complex. (Sheely was also a co-owner of Fear Farm until he was bought out by Thirteenth Floor in 2013.)
Who owns fear Farm Arizona?
Thirteenth Floor Entertainment Group
According to its owner, Denver-based Thirteenth Floor Entertainment Group, the new location at 6801 North 99th Avenue will offer more space for scares, a larger parking area, and easier access to the Loop 101 freeway (it’s situated between the exits for Maryland and Glendale avenues).
Which is better Fear Farm or 13th floor?
Fear Farm is multiple smaller mazes which generally cuts down the wait in line compared to 13th Floor. Paying the extra $10 for Fast Pass offsets long line, but reduces the cost vs value. No Carnival games and No food vendors. This lack of additional content means unlike Fear Farm, there is no point to hanging around.