Summon All Of Your Courage To Visit Fright Farm Near Pittsburgh, A Terrifying Haunted Destination

Tick tock. Can you hear it? The eerie moans of the ghosts and ghouls are getting louder and louder as we draw closer to Halloween, undoubtedly the most frightening evening of the year. We’re in the very last days of celebrating the season, too, but we still have time to scare ourselves silly. Are you brave enough, for example, to visit Fright Farm near Pittsburgh?

Fright Farm in Smithfield, just over an hour from downtown Pittsburgh, has been terrifying visitors for more than three decades – and this year is no different.

Well, there are a few different protocols due to COVID, but let’s talk about the fun that awaits first. The popular Halloween destination is open for just three more nights, from October 29-31, 2020, this season.

Fright Farm features several bone-chilling attractions, including the Hayride of No Return. The haunted hayride meanders through Rich Farms, with surprises at every turn.

If your legs turn to jelly when you get a good scare, you’ll find yourself in quite the predicament in the next haunted attraction…Slaughter Grounds.

Still doing okay after the Hayride of No Return and Slaughter Grounds? Can you summon enough courage to enter the Terror Maze?

All of 2020’s festivities will be held outdoors, due to the pandemic, and you must be aware of a few important guidelines all guests must follow. You must, for example, wear a mask, and…

Maintain a safe social distance from guests not in your party. Actors will not be allowed to touch guests, and you can find hand sanitizer throughout the farm.

You can purchase tickets online in advance.

For more information, head over to the official website of Fright Farm. Or, go here for Facebook.

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