This was our first time going to this haunted attraction! We did get a CLIPP deal for two people…read moreall attractions for $60, which i thought was a fantastic deal. There was 5 attractions and they were all amazing! We went on the Sunday before Halloween and it was pretty dead which I loved honestly because me and my fiance got to enter all the attractions just us! I am unsure if they do that on a busier night but they did it this night which I really liked. They have three food trucks the food was okay, we got loaded cheese fries for 11.50 from the one truck barley had a bacon on them, but fries themselves were just frozen fries nothing amazing. However all the workers from the cross guard guy to the people working the booths were all super nice!! I would differently go back

There should be a policy about giving refunds to scared children that won't even go in the gate!…read moreWe won't be back!

Under 3.5 stars for this place is criminal. We come at least once every 2 years and sometimes for…read morethe Christmas event. Amazing sets and actors. Reasonably priced food and games. Would drive up to 2.5 hours for this event. I don't 100 percent love the concept of the hayride closing doors in a bunch of show rooms in a row but they are working with limited space and are well done. Not the best hayride in the area but the 2 haunted houses are really cool and the outdoor walkthrough has some really cool props. Would def recommend to anyone to check out at least once. I was able to get BOGO vip tickets via their facebook page through a third party seller.

I should've elaborated a little more on my review like there's ample parking there in the field…read morelot! Everything is super organized with The lines, the ticket counter and going in! There are a ton of photo opportunities spread out all over the place! And the staff is courteous with plenty of food stations there as well. They have merchandise stores to pick up items and there's so much to look at that even if you have to stand in line, it moves quickly and lots of spooky things to distract you!

It has great food, good prices and family friendly! Two movies for one price and less than a single…read moreflick in a sit down theater plus the variety of burgers, dogs, foot long Nitany Lion dogs, fries & drinks make it worth the trip from Emmitsburg,Md to Dillsburg, Pa. Been doing this since we moved back home to MD from TX in 2011!

We have been going to Haar's for 30 years now only thing that they need to address is the lack of…read moreupdates on the website so planning trips there is almost impossible. I take it as they just don't even care if they have your business

I have long enjoyed Renaissance faires, having attended my first one when I was a teenager and they…read morewere simpler gatherings with tents & music. Over the years some became "purpose built" sites with permanent structures owned largely by the merchants, entertainers & purveyors who occupy them. Renaissance faires don't run all year. Some are restricted by local ordinances to only a certain number of weekends. The rest of the time the sites just sit there. Pennsylvania's Renaissance Faire is built on the grounds of another business - the Mount Hope Estate and Winery. Th I s means part of the site is used all year. In past years, Mount Hope has run many other seasonal events, such as Dickens themed dinner theater inside the Estate Mansion. It was only a matter of time before they came up with an outdoor event that captures the experience of a Faire: Yuletide. In its second year, it's becoming popular. Why? Because it's fun. Yuletide operates on a smaller scale than the summer Faire. Part of the grounds are closed off and not all the merchants are open - though plenty are. That means easier parking and few long lines. Yay! Lion and I attended this year. It was his first Faire and honestly I think he was largely motivated by a desire to secretly ship for Christmas & birthday gifts for me. Not a bad strategy on his part. We got there just before they opened. Just like at summer faires there was the ubiquitous "Faire-gating" where people hang out by their cars, many putting on or accessorizing their garb. It's jovial and laid back. We headed to the entry, where people were mingling, waiting for the gates to open. There were characters - Krampus, The Snow Queen, Jack Frost and others. Lion made a beeline to the Mount Hope Distillery where he had a few samples & purchased a bottle. They held it for him to pick up when we left. Nice! We then went to walk the grounds, stopping at various merchants. We played games, I got to smash some glass bottles at the Wreck It stall (cathartic), caught some shows abc generally enjoyed the atmosphere. Not everyone dresses up, just like at any Faire, and there are usually some who dress as sci-fi/fantasy/superhero characters. They're fun too, and it's a welcoming environment. I did. Lion didn't. It was fine. Pro tip: compliment anyone dressed up in period style clothing. People spend a lot of time putting these together and Ed all love it when others say "wow! That's a great hat!" for example. It was chilly of course. It's December. For "Rennies" it's a chance to wear heavier clothing pieces that we'd melt in during the warmer months. They had some of this big propane outdoor heaters you see at restaurant outdoor dining places, there are some indoor places, and there's lots of walking to help keep you warm. We had an excellent time and will definitely go again.

Attended Yuletide on the grounds of the PA Renaissance Faire on a cold day in December with a group…read moreof friends. We love that the PA Ren Faire grounds have permanent structures and spaces that retained their theming and usefulness even in the cold. Only portions of the Faire were up and running. The maps of the event were very helpful to figure out what we wanted to see, participate in and to eat. One member of our party was dismayed by the lack of scotch eggs. There were many characters roaming around to meet and with whom to take photos. Some attendees outfits were so beautiful and elaborate that it was difficult to tell if they were characters or attendees We watched a show by a hysterically raunchy comedian, took photos with Krampus. We did some shopping. Most of the vendors we saw were also from the Ren Faire, some offering holiday specific goods. There were many areas set up for taking the perfect Instagram shot. We had an AMAZING lunch at the Anchor and Mermaid Tavern. The pot roast and mashed potatoes were really good- tender and beefy, with a good amount of gravy. Plus it's an inside restaurant where we could take off our coats and winter layers for a little while. I had a great time with my friends, and talking with other people at the firepits making s'mores with a complete kit that they were selling. Also, don't miss going through the mansion and see all of the amazing decorated Christmas trees.

Amazing dinner and a play! I took my group home disabled resident out to see Mary Poppins! It was…read moregreat! I have never been before this. The bathrooms were clean. The staff were polite. Although when I needed my residents food pureed the staff woman purred his nice dinner all in one big lump and didn't separate the different foods he picked for dinner. Next time they should have a rolling cart with covers for the plates and stickers to properly know which individual needs their food blended how. Other than that it was a beautiful experience. I would drive all the way back out Lancaster again to see another show!

Show started at 7:30pm - we arrived at 5:40pm (doors open at 6pm) but was seated as soon as we…read morearrived. Food was hot and fresh - the server was friendly but not attentive. Theatre was warm but I honestly think it was due to the sell out crowd. Due to the table set up - you felt close to everyone around you. It doesn't make sense that the tables do not face the stage - it makes it uncomfortable. We were seated with ppl not in our party - they were friendly but not enough space. The play was great - live music was a fun edition. Overall a good experience and will definitely come again. We will just be more strategic where we sit.

Great place to take kids, they have 2 giant slides, tug of war, some farm animals to pet, corn…read moremaze, corn pit, tire swings, jumping pillow, tricycles to race, water duck races, hayrides to the pumpkin patch, a zip line swing (which was closed when we went), and other things. They have a snack shack where you can buy apple cider donuts, slushies, kettle corn popcorn, etc. and they do take credit cards. Be sure to confirm the hours of the Snack shack. Parking is across the street. Cute place, will return!

We went on a particularly wet weekend, after a week full of rain. Still had a total blast! The corn…read moremaze was challenging but not too hard to do and took about 30 minutes for us to go through. Had fun going through the petting zoo, playing with bubbles, and competing with each other in the duck races. We spent a little over 2 hours here and had a relaxing fall day.

Had so much fun at the tastings event. Beautiful water front areas and a short hike to see the…read morewaterfall! We went all the way to the top floor to see the view! Then worked our way down the museum. Lots of interesting info and artifacts. At the shop we purchased a mocasine keyring and a dream catcher bracelet.

We missed their river boat ride due to wind, but the docent took time to give us a very informative…read moretour of the new room in honor of the historic Susquehannock community, which was located here. She even referred us to another nearby museum where a Powwow was in full swing. Take the beautiful nature walk over rolling hills of green with lots of maidens tears abloom in early October. We will be back someday to enjoy a river cruise on the Chief Uncas.

Very historic place, it is a back to the past tour they keep the original firefighter cars, items,…read morepictures, and they are very knowledgeable in their topic. Most of them are volunteers and retired firefighters. The tour is very interactive good for kids and adults to learn about it.