If you had to pick just one haunted house in Arizona to visit this Halloween, Fear Farm in Glendale would be a solid choice. With five separate attractions - ranging from a circus full of deranged clowns to a nuclear wasteland with mutant humanoid creatures - all in one place, it's the perfect place to get scared this season.

Arizona's largest Halloween attraction, Fear Farm has moved to a bigger and better location for 2021.

You'll find it on North 99th Avenue in Glendale.

The 30-acre theme park of horrors boasts four separate haunted houses, with themes ranging from a human slaughterhouse to a shipwreck with creatures of the deep lurking in the ruins.

One price gets you into all the attractions, so you can endure a full night of fright without breaking the bank.

How about a trip to the circus? The Sinister Circus, that is.

In the middle of a remote cornfield, a traveling circus car filled with rogue clowns has derailed. Hoping to lure innocent victims, the clowns set up their circus tent in the stalks and wait for the first guests to arrive. What happens next? Well, you'll just have to find out for yourself... if you're brave enough, that is.

At Nuketown, a long-abandoned nuclear testing facility is home to a race of mutant beings who have a penchant for human flesh.

Once you step inside their lair, nobody can guarantee your safety...

For an extra $10 per person, you can enter The Reaping, a 20-acre corn maze with unspeakable horrors lurking around every corner.

Guided only by the light of the moon, you'll attempt to navigate the twists and turns and make it past maniacal monsters, chainsaw-wielding psychopaths, and other creatures of the night.

If you purchase the Platinum VIP Experience, unlimited corn maze access is included, as well as the opportunity to skip the line for all the haunted houses as many times as you'd like.

Last, but certainly not least, is the Midway.

This creepy carnival features cotton candy, funnel cakes, and other concession stand favorites, plus music, lights, and characters from the haunted houses roaming about to scare you into oblivion (and pose for pictures).

Address: 6801 N 99th Avenue, Glendale, AZ 85305.

The Fear Farm is open nightly through October 31 during these hours:

Sunday - Thursday: 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.

Friday: 7 p.m. to midnight

Saturday: 6:30 p.m. to midnight

Note: The Fear Farm will be closed on Monday, October 18, but will have extended hours (to midnight) on Sunday, October 31.

General admission ranges from $24.99 - $32.99 depending on the night. For an extra $10 per person, a Fast Pass reduces your wait time by 1/3, and for $20, you can skip the line entirely. The Platinum VIP Experience (mentioned above) starts at $99.99 per person, the also includes free parking in a VIP lot, a souvenir lanyard, and discounted soft drinks.

Visit the Fear Farm website or Facebook page to learn more and/or purchase tickets.

Have you ever been to Fear Farm? If so, what was your favorite attraction? Tell us your thoughts in the comments section, then check out our previous article for more terrifying destinations in Arizona that'll make your spooky season one to remember.