Ok, so for $15 dollars i really didn't expect much. but i nearly peed myself every 5 seconds. it is…read morethe perfect amount of scary and weird. from the outside it doesn't look like much but it's definitely a lot. and you might get called a hussy by a hillbilly cult ‍. i would definitely go to this haunted house again and highly recommend it :)

My husband and two of our friends went here over the weekend for the first time. We did not…read moreencounter anything that was even remotely scary, so this is definitely the haunted house to bring your kids to. The haunted hay ride was actually super fun and surprised us by having 2 dance number scenes. The weather was divine and it was so nice to roll through all of the fun scenes they have set up with the breeze going. Some of the scenes felt like we went through them too quickly to get to see everything, but others you could really see all of the detail they put into it. The slaughter barn was very quick to get through- even when haunted houses aren't scary I like when they are big and you get to walk around in the spooky rooms they have set up. The haunted hay ride was the best part of the night by far. One thing none of us liked was that one of the characters that wander around to entertain guests who waiting in line, buying concessions, etc kept very quickly circling around everyone while pulling a wagon that had a duck caged in it. It couldn't even sit or get comfortable because it was constantly bracing for turns and bumps. A fake duck glued to the cage or no duck at all would have sufficed. Not sure why live animals need to be toted around as props. We had purchased our tickets online during pre-sale, so it was a 2-for-1 deal. We definitely wouldn't come back if we had to pay full price, but I do think my brother with autism would like this, so we may bring him here next year.

Came here on a Friday night and the weather was perfect. The hayride line was about an hour long…read moreafter arriving at 845pm. While in line there were about 4 characters that would walk through scaring people which kept it interesting while waiting. The actors did really well throughout. After an hour wait we got in the in hayride which lasted about 15-20 min. They take you out far away so you don't see or hear anything. They have about 4 of these tractors so the line moves fast. They had some similar aspects from other hayrides and some unique scenes I had never seen before. People were flying around on ziplines which was really cool. Highly recommend. Didn't do the slaughter barn because it honestly didn't look that appealing. The line was way longer for the hayride and $2 more. I could tell the attraction was the hayride here. They charge $2 if you use card so I suggest paying in cash. They have areas with bonfires to enjoy. They have a consession stand with snacks and merch to purchase. Really nice huge farm. Great haunt!

Alot of waiting prior to walk thru. I was at the back of group so all the fright was over by the…read moretime we walked by

It's a great haunted house. I would totally recommend it. It looks small but it At least took us 20…read moreminutes to go through it. The actors were great. We got there 20 minutes early and the guy let us go first,the people were so nice. Lot of scares, we went as a party of four. Again I would totally recommend this and would go again.

I've loved this attraction since I was a child. It's part of the charm of Indiana Beach.read more

"World's #1 Haunted Attraction!" (circa 1958)…read more Frankenstein's Castle might've been novel in its time, but the charm has faded and what we're left with are dark, musty hallways and poorly-timed scares. While I can't say that it's fallen into a complete state of disrepair, Frankie's Place is in dire need of an updating. But maybe Indiana Beach is intentionally NOT updating it for the sake of nostalgia. Regardless, entry isn't included with park admission, so you'll have to shell out $3.50/person. So is it worth it? Nope. Many of the animatronic "pop-out" scares were mistimed or inoperable, and most of the long dark hallways were devoid of anything spooky at all. In fact, a great deal of the wallspace was empty, and on more than one occasion I had to walk with my arms outstretched to find my way around in the pitch blackness. But there were several 'fun house' elements that I enjoyed, like moving floors, a rickety bridge, a room full of misleading (dead-end) doors, and a balcony that suddenly tilts forward when you stand on it. THAT was cool and a very original concept. Perhaps back in the heyday of Indiana Beach this haunted(fun)house garnered a lot more accolades and attention, but in 2014 it's kinda falling apart at the seams.

Last night we went to the asylum. My first ever experience like this. We had a large group of 8 and…read morewere split up, which we understood. I really enjoyed going through. There were lots of times when you couldn't see anything or when it was totally strobing lights. There were also live actors during this time who would get very close to you and speak in your ear. The experience was fun. However, when we reached the end and walked outside we were followed by one of the actors who basically verbally assaulted us and cussed us out because he felt like one of us punched him in the face. The manager looked on and didn't stop the actor. This was really unprofessional. We moved to the parking lot to chat as a group, shortly after two of their staff came to our car and asked us in a pretty angry way to leave the facility. What was a great experience and memory which was definitely ruined by their poor handling of this situation. I won't be recommending this place to others.

This is possiable the best place I've ever been to, when I went I was so scared I almost cried…read morethere and so many hiding spots and diffrent people. The best part is no one who works there breaks character when spoken to or if touched I went many times and recommend to everyone I know

I'm not an expert on haunted houses, but I have been to several in central Indiana and The…read moreThirteenth Hour is impressive in its design, execution, and terror. This haunted house is no touch and it doesn't matter because the production more than makes up for it. We went on a Wednesday and the lines didn't seem too long. I say that though because we opted for the fast pass and didn't really wait. The experience lasted about 30 minutes or so. I would go through immediately again because there is a lot of detail to take in. The actors' costumes are really great. I'm old and took some jump scares and even peed my pants a little.

Everyone was super friendly and fun. They have a FREE shuttle bus at their parking lot which is…read moreabout 5 minutes away from the Haunted House. We purchased our tickets online. The general admission line was about 35 minutes long. It wasn't scary but I did jump a few times. No photos allowed inside but they have a lot of cool photo ops in thr common area. The strobe lights and fog gave me a headache. But overall, I had a good time.

My two cents. Visited Hanna Haunted Acres for the first time. I've been to a lot of haunts in the…read morepast twenty years. This is the order I did everything in. I did have a Fast Pass, but I also went during a weekday and right at 7pm so it wasn't too busy. Cannibal Chaos - very dark inside. They could use some more lights, especially because it looked like they had some decent animatronic elements. Would suggest pointing more atmospheric lights at your props. Bitten - Same issue. Very dark inside. Couldn't see a lot. Freakshow - This one was decent. Some cool elements inside. Dark Echoes - My favorite! Lights were set up good in this one. Hayride - This was every bit cheesy and awesome. Loved it. LOVED the animatronics. Sit near the back of the wagon to get the best "scares". The headless horseman animatronic was cool. Some of the animatronics talked but you couldn't hear what they were saying over the sound of the tractor. LOVED the Combine chase towards the end. Would highly recommend the people giving the rules out before the ride start using a megaphone. I couldn't hear a single word she said. Or she needs to stand on the side of the wagon in the middle and project her voice more. Stalker Farms Corn Maze - fun! The path was very easily marked and wide. My favorite part was the people that would just emerge from the corn and not say anything. The rustling sound was creepy and effective. Love the tipped over silo to walk through. Nice touch! Did not do DOA - add-on sensory deprivation experience. Did not do coffin ride either. Food was great! I had an amazing pork tenderloin. Cooked fresh. Highly recommend! I would recommend they move the "Don't go in this maze if you" signs to OUTSIDE the maze, at the General/Fast main entrance. Some of the signs were right at the entrance to the actual start of the maze and you couldn't read it very well because it was too dark. Definitely needs more spot lighting in various points in the mazes. I know you want the maze to be dark, but your guests can't see some of your cool effects. Would also like to see little things cleaned up. Some animatronics were missing hands/claws. Some lights weren't lit up for the entrance signage for General and Fast pass. Loved that parking was free. Would be nice to see more Exit signs or arrows pointing the way you leave the lot. I ended up asking someone to be sure. All in all it was pretty fun and worth the money. Going on a weekday night would probably be best if you can swing it in terms of value for money.

It was alright, just too small. You have like 4-5 attractions to visit, and we were done in 20…read moremins. Actors were pretty good. Not a ton of food to choose from, and not much else to do. Price was okay. They have free parking, and it's close to the entrance. If I had to pick between Indy Scream Park and this - definitely Indy Scream Park. More things to do, better organized, nice outdoor seating areas, more food options, felt more like an immersive adventure - and their outdoor experiences are second to none.

I will not be going back to this establishment ever again. You spend a lot of money here just to be…read morekicked out because one of their actors calls you a wetback and then the actors lies about it and says you called him a racial slur. As soon as it happened and we went to notify management and they found the actor and he lied about the situation and they sided with him and then booted us out and the man who said he was the owner told us " that's why your people getting treated how there treated" because the actor said what he said and then lied. We weren't the only minorities there so I could only imagine how much more he will be getting away with. Not worth the time or money

From the owner: Welcome to the Nightmare Factory Wabash…read more.. Dare to enter a realm of pure terror, where over 68,000 square feet of darkness awaits. Inside these haunted walls, multiple attractions twist and turn through the very fabric of your nightmares. Wander through labyrinthine corridors, where shadows whisper secrets and every creak of the floor sends chills down your spine. Face your fears in rooms filled with unspeakable horrors, each more terrifying than the last. Escape the clutches of the unknown as you navigate through haunted chambers, each designed to pull you deeper into a world where nightmares come to life. Can you survive the onslaught of terror? Your journey begins here, in the heart of madness.

had a blast last year, me and my friends are for sure going this year, all the actors are amazing…read moreand did great. definitely going to recommend going to this you wont be sorry, especially if you loved to get scared because there are chainsaw which seem like everywhere that jump out and chase you.

From the owner: Scaring people and helping our victims face their fears. We are also open on October 30/31 8pm-11pm.read more

This place is awesome! I was originally taken back when I first saw their prices and realized that…read morethey were located quite further than many other cheaper Horror Houses near me -- luckily my friend was able to talk me into going! My friend and I went on a Friday night, arriving around 7:30/8PM. We originally just paid for the regular tickets and parking. After we walked in and saw the first line... we realized that we were not going to be able to visit all of the attractions as the lines were far too long. We purhcased the fast passes, and although they are expensive, they are completely worth it and we both had an absolute blast! The park has 5-6 different attractions that are including in the fast-pass and they have a few more that are not included, but can be purchased seperately. Overall a great experience and I had a great time! Would recommend!

The waiting is insane I've never had to wait this long. It's not worth the wait when you have to…read morepay $54 to be there in the first place.