Very spooky and inspiring too. Hope that the castle house will be back during this Halloween on…read moreOctober.

I was given the opportunity to take photos of this event, it was an amazing experience. I shared my…read morepictures and videos here. I hope you enjoy them as much as I did taking them. You should be scared... Thank you, Marguarite and Tuesday for the opportunity to be a part of this event. Dom is the GOAT!

Absolutely incredible. It's open this year, 2024! It is done very well. A lot of creativity with…read morethe creep factor. I highly recommend stopping by and supporting this haunt. On another note-there is a small fee.

So fun!! $5 entrance fee for about 10-15 mins scares. There's about 3-5 monsters that pop out and…read morescare you but about hundreds and hundreds of scary decorations and animatronics! I recommend for ages 14+, some of the maze might be too dark and scary for younger kids. So fun! :)

A fun seasonal attraction that blew the scare out of my pants!…read more Went with a group of grown men and we were all scared and had a ton of great laughs. Amazed at how well put together and thought out the wonderful family who put this up every year.

Absolutely loved it, both kids and adults had so much fun. Very impressive must see. The owner…read morebuilt it them selves which is amazing. Don't miss it!

This is not a "haunted house". This is an entire fear inducing experience. I've been to a few of…read morethese haunted houses/experiences and this was hands-down the most involved and fear inciting. If you have a legitimate fear of spiders, claustrophobia, or any significant medical condition, 17th Door is not ideal for you. I didn't read about the experience at all; I just went so I could be surprised by the scares. This was both advantageous and my downfall...Cochino definitely shaved a "17" into the back of my head. That's ok for some jobs; wasn't for mine. But it was fun and easily remedied with a home hair cut :-)! The actors are great, experienced, and did an amazing job of balancing fun, fear, and safety. Only complaint is that we purchsed the VIP tickets and didn't feel a difference from the regular tickets, so wouldn't necessarily recommend the upgrade. I observed the regular line and we only went into the experience, 2 groups ahead of people that started with us. I'm sure this is time dependent--as it gets busier, you may see more of a benefit.

17th Door haunt is not your ordinary scary walk thru. It's an adrenaline pumping, heart pounding,…read morebreath stealing series of increasingly intense scenes/encounters designed to shock (literally!) and scare you. What other haunts shake you violently, fires rubber bullets at you, pulls a silicone sheet over your face, walks you thru a high powered wind tunnel and runs an electrical shock thru your body? if you plan to go READ THE WAIVER! I wasn't scared (too many REAL things to be scared of) by anything but I had a great time. I thought the scares were original and designed to trigger primal fears. The design and engineering of this whole place is genius! Take the behind the scene tour if you can. When you've done all the other haunts, go to the 17th Door and hold on to your butts!

This was actually a very good scary maze! Love how they switch up the themes for each large season…read more I went to their April Hunt maze and had a great time. It was scary, with actors around every corner. The set design looks great with realistic props that showed a lot of thought and effort went into the experience. Too bad it felt quick, wished the maze lasted longer!

I live about an hour away (no traffic) and went to GardenWalk just to see what the plaza it is…read moreabout. My boyfriend and I heard about Eulogy Collective through Instagram and decided to go through the Sweet Love maze. We had a blast!! As someone who loves going through mazes for the set designs and story lines, Eulogy Collective did a fantastic job. The scares were really great (every scare got me) but the attention to detail is incredible. I will say it is on the pricer side but what really makes me want to come back is to see what they will do for the next maze. The staff is incredibly kind and the scare actors who walk around outside are incredible. I am not sure how it usually (we went on Valentines day) but the wait to get in was pretty long, however it is so worth it because they make sure each group is experiencing the maze on their own. We will be coming back for Easter!

This was a really fun haunted house and the alien and other scare actors were very scary and fun. I…read morelaughed so hard at my boyfriend being scared by one of the creatures, since I'm not easily scared. Thank you for the great experience!

From the owner: Family own Haunted House for 23 years ,We are open October…read more 30 , 6 pm to 10 pm, October 31, 6 pm to 11 pm

Came here for the second year and god dang they know how turn personal house to a SPOOOOKY haunted…read morehouse my girlfriend likes going here and we'll definitely be back as long as they won't stop the great job they're doing during Halloween season !!!

I went to the Gershon Dungeon last weekend for the first time and it was excellent! It's amazing…read morethat this is a family run haunt that's been going on for 26 years now. Really well done with good scares around every corner. They obviously put a lot of work and heart into this, and the end result is a great haunted house. They don't charge admission but ask that people donate if they can (so please *do* if you're able to).

awesome experience thank you lj, kes jana for the amazing performance. it was very scary, but i had…read morean amazing time with all of my friends

Horror themed immersive theatre experience…read more Ghost Hunter by Escape Room Era is more like being in a scary movie with actors, than an actual escape room. When they call this an "immersive theatre show," they mean it. This is a huge 3500 square foot location, and this lasts about 90 minutes long. While they say this is for groups of 4-12 players, it seems like 6(ish) people makes for the best experience here. Having too many people can get crowded, and having too few people means you may miss some of the interactive elements. Apparently there's an "extreme mode" where the actors are allowed to use tasers on you. We declined adding that to our experience. PROPS: To Kes, Wren, and Arshia, the team that was here when we did this experience SLOPS: It can feel strange to just wait out in front of the building, until someone comes to get you and start the experience.

The prism Haunted house is located in Westminster Mall. It is a dual haunt located by the…read moreHauntington manor. You can choose to do a combo ticket or just purchase tickets for one. Prism ticket is about $22 and up depending on the night. I loved how this haunt you were able to take a fun photo opp before entering because otherwise cameras are not allowed. So glad we got a memory! The visuals were amazing and the story line was fun and immersive. We had the goal to save humanity! I just thought the only ding was I wish it was longer. It was so short we seemed to breeze through and the wait was rather long to get in. Otherwise, a good time and definitely recommend!

Prism is a spooky maze right next to HAUNTington Beach Manor (who has their own separate Yelp page…read morewith my review similar to this one). We went tonight (the only Wednesday open) as a group of 6. Check their calendar to see available dates / times. We purchased combo tickets for HBM & Prism which are the only 2 mazes. Follow their IG for random promo codes! I do like how we had to purchase within a time slot which I think helps minimize the line. We waited in line for HBM for about 22 minutes with about 5-6 groups ahead of us. They are located at the old Sears building at Westminster Mall which is near John's Incredible Pizza & JC Penney. You can only enter from the outside of the mall, not the inside as pictured from previous years. Parking is free and plentiful. You can sign waivers on site. The waivers aren't allowing them to touch you or do any 17th Door type stuff involving fluids and insects.. just the typical liability release stuff. You can read the entire page while in line. You actually hand them your signed waiver at the very beginning inside the maze! After HBM, we lined up for Prism which was really fun! A scare actor came out and kept us on our toes while we waited to enter the main building. You get a chance to take photos in the first room with another costumed character before entering the maze. Not gonna lie, I was on my toes while posing for these photos thinking that something/someone's gonna pop out of no where! It is more interactive and has nice surprise scares in there. The interactive part does not involve anything crazy or involve them touching you. The story set up, scary masks, make up and the scare actors were very impressive. It took less than 10 minutes to complete but it's probably because we ran away from the creepy faces a little! I learned that the Prism haunt used to be a home haunt. I remember seeing their post during the first pandemic Halloween that they were providing a safe, outdoor show experience which I appreciate! Side note when buying tickets: Make sure you screen shot your QR code on the website after purchasing! I didn't, and the staff said the QR code doesn't always show up on the confirmation email for iPhones. I had to forward my ticket email to her then take a photo of my QR code from her phone. We all thoroughly enjoyed both HBM & Prism! You can tell how much work was put into everything. Although we were suuuper scared of going in with just our group, it made the experience better! I'd highly recommend checking both out this spooky season!