New Mexico's Weekend Halloween Fun Guide: Oct 29th - Nov 1st

Happy Halloween, New Mexico! After a month packed with holiday fun, Halloween will finally be arriving this Saturday, and this weekend is packed with scary-good fun from start to finish. Haunted Houses are going all out to give thrill seekers the scare of a lifetime this weekend, and if Halloween is your favorite holiday, then you won't want to miss out on this weekend's fun as we celebrate the big day itself, here in New Mexico. Below you'll find the scoop on what haunts you'll be able to check out this Halloweekend, and with October drawing to a close, this is one weekend you'll want to make count!

	Amarillo Scaregrounds Amarillo, TX Open Friday 10/30 and Saturday 10/31 Amarillo Scaregrounds is the largest haunted house in the area offering 5 seperate attractions: Insanitarium, Terror, The Basement, Blackout Maze, and Zombie Apocalypse.
	Ghost Tour of Old Town Albuquerque, NM Open Friday 10/30, Saturday 10/31, Sunday 11/1 and 2 other dates Legends, folklore, ghost stories and history come to life as you depart on an intriguing excursion through 306 years of haunted history.
	Hobbs Haunted House of Horrors Hobbs, NM Open Friday 10/30 and Saturday 10/31 The Parks & Recreation Dept. & The Opportunity House of Hobbs is hosting their annual Haunted House of Horrors. All proceeds go to Opportunity House & Teen Center Youth.
	NM Slaughter House Haunted Attraction Albuquerque, NM Open Friday 10/30 and Saturday 10/31 Enter the home of the demented sadomasochistic couple, where you will meet the young female 'Nina' who the couple believed to be the perfect child.
Horror Hall Haunted House Tularosa, NM Open Friday 10/30 and Saturday 10/31 New Mexico's Creepiest haunted house welcomes you. Horror Hall opened its gates to the public in 2004 with a staff of seven.
McCall's Haunted Farm Moriarty, NM Open Friday 10/30 and Saturday 10/31 McCalls Haunted Farm 2015 features three terrifying attractions Haunted Cornfield, Haunted Barn, and Zombie Hunt. Attractions The Haunted Cornfield: The past does not die easily.