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Ghouls and Goblins Galore at Phoenix Halloween Festivals

By Judy Hedding, About.com

Haunted House

Haunted Houses are Popular

ŠJudy Hedding
Halloween has grown into much more than a couple of hours when the kids go to neighbors' homes and collect candy. Costume parties are increasingly popular, family outings and festivals related to the event are everywhere, and decorations and haunted houses get bigger and better every year. Here are some of your best bets, year after year, in the Phoenix area--the hottest Halloween haunts in Arizona!

Pumpkin Patches

There are several places, both in town and within a couple of hours away, where you and your family can enjoy pumpkin picking, corn mazes, hay rides, and more fun October entertainment.
Family Halloween Fun - Pick A Pumpkin

Halloween Haunted Houses

If you're looking for a good scare this Halloween season, there are several places where you can enjoy some frightful fun. Ghosts, goblins, blood, guts, body parts, screaming--what fun!
Halloween Haunted Houses

Annual Halloween Festivities

If trick or treating is not your style, you and your family can still participate the Halloween spirit by attending neighborhood festivals and parties. Here are some Valley favorites.
Annual Halloween Festivals

Where To Get A Halloween Costume

Children and adults enjoy dressing up for Halloween. Some offices even allow employees to wear costumes on this one unusual day of the year. There are several places around the Valley of the Sun wear you can purchase or rent a Halloween costume. There are costumes for infants and toddlers, scary costumes, sexy costumes, funny costumes, and one-of-a-kind costumes. These stores also have costumes for other parties and events throughout the year.
Halloween Costumes and Accessories

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