Syracuse Welcomes October with Haunted Houses, Thrills, Chills & More this Weekend!

October is finally here, and that means even more Halloween Fun is happening across Syracuse this weekend! Now that the Halloween Season has officially started, there will be tons of haunted houses, hay rides, corn mazes, and other scary good fun open now through early November, and luckily for you, SyracuseHauntedHouses.com's Weekly Haunt Update is delivering the scoop on all the best fun coming up each weekend this Halloween Season. Have friends who love haunts as much as you do? Be sure to let them know about SyracuseHauntedHouses.com's Weekly Haunt Update, so they can stay in the know about Syracuse's Best Halloween Fun all season long!

	Frightmare Farms Fulton, NY Open Saturday 10/3 and 7 other dates A theatrically detailed Haunted Attraction that creates a true sense of fear through realistic sets and trained actors.
	The Trail Of Terror Fulton, NY Open Friday 10/2, Saturday 10/3 and 10 other dates Leave the safety of civilization behind and travel on foot into the depths of the cursed forest where evil rules, for a classic Terror experience.
	Demon Acres Haunted House & Hayride Hannibal, NY Open Friday 10/2, Saturday 10/3 and 7 other dates Demon Acres sits on 25 rural acres in Hannibal, NY. We currently feature two Haunted Attractions, DEMON'S DEN and DEPTHS OF THE DARK FOREST.
	Cayo Industrial Horror Realm (Utica) Utica, NY Open Friday 10/2, Saturday 10/3, Sunday 10/4 and 11 other dates Cayo Industrial Horror Realm returns now for its 13th year with four walkthrough horror attractions, BIOTECH, BIOWAR, REVELATION, and the new attraction, ARCHANA ASYLUM.
	The Last Ride Haunted Hayride East Palermo, NY Open Friday 10/2, Saturday 10/3, Sunday 10/4 and 10 other dates Are you brave enough for the Haunted Hayride? Come ride the winding path through the cursed woods and see what awaits you in the dimness of the moonlight.
	Terror Field at the Taylor House Lyons, NY Open Friday 10/2, Saturday 10/3 and 6 other dates Terror Field Productions started in 1999 with Brandon Struzyk and Gary Larizza in a small carport that boasted a completely huge four rooms.