Want to be thrilled? I must say pulling up I was pretty terrified. Always do VIP it's worth the extra $10 for not waiting in that never ending line. Paid $40 per person to walk through 45 mins of thrills and chills. I don't want to give it away with what truly spooked me, but I do want to say I was spooked. So many rooms, and theatrics, and gore, and screams, and chain saws. I recommend for sure checking this out if you're looking for a good scare for the season. read more

Spring for VIP tickets I only waited 20 minutes on a Friday night. Crazy animatronics everywhere and I couldn't believe the amount of ghouls they had on duty. Warning this is not kid friendly unless you want you're child to have PTSD and/or night terrors. They do touch you and I swear some of the animatronics just missed hitting me. Fun and terror for everyone! read more

My review is for the 2013 iteration of Dead Acres/Haunted Hoochie. I visited on October 5th - a Saturday - around 10:00 PM. Dead Acres/Haunted Hoochie struck me as fairly average compared to other haunted attractions I have been to. This was disappointing because I had bought into the hype of reviews before going and was expecting a lot more. However, a lot of the issues I experienced could be blamed on it being early in the season. The attraction also does several things fairly well. The outside of the attraction was very impressive and looked amazing. It was very busy, there was probably a two hour wait for general admission. We opted for VIP tickets because the wait was under 20 minutes. They did have roaming actors hitting both the general admission line and the VIP line, though past reviews mentioned actors working the parking lot which I expected and did not see. The majority of my problems with the attraction itself stemmed from the fact the groups they sent through were entirely too large and the fact they moved us through the attraction too quickly. Our group was at least 20 people and we were stuck near the end of it. Naturally, we missed a large amount of the scares because they targeted the huge group of kids near the front. We were also rushed through the attraction so fast that we barely got to see any of the scenes that this haunted house is so well known for. There were a lot of shock scenes throughout the house but we were pushed past them so quickly that we could barely tell what was going on before being rushed into the next room by someone with a power tool. I honestly have never felt so hurried through an attraction before and it sucked a lot of the fun out of it. The scenes we did see were very well done, the shotgun scene being my favorite. This scene had great effects and was well placed within the attraction. However, the "chainsaw show" fell pretty flat to me; I thought the effects were very bad compared to the detail contained in other scenes. I would even venture to guess that a blood mechanism must have malfunctioned or something because it was just really boring to look at. Also, by this point in the attraction you're pretty desensitized to chainsaws because (like most haunted houses these days) they are used quite liberally. The props and décor within the attraction are very well done. The animatronics are completely amazing and left me very impressed. The headless horseman was particularly awesome, but we were sort of rushed past him. I would have liked to have had more time to really look at the props because there seemed to be a lot of attention to detail placed in them. Unfortunately, it was all sort of lost in the chaotic atmosphere and fast pace of the attraction. The "we will touch you" policy seemed like an excuse to be less creative with scares. There were entire hallways where the scare was that you had to walk down it and be touched by the people hanging from the walls. There's no creativity in that to me. The attraction relied a bit too much on this policy and after awhile it just became annoying; you knew that the guy standing in plain sight was going to touch your hair and then send you on your way. I feel like severely limiting the amount of touch scares would force the staff to be a bit more creative and make it more effective when you actually are touched. Overall, I felt that the main goal of Dead Acres/Haunted Hoochie was not to scare you but to overwhelm you. This is definitely a sledgehammer instead of a scalpel. It's an assault on the senses almost the entire time you're inside. Everything in here is very in-your-face. Misdirection scares are few and far between and most of the time the scare is going to come at you from the front yelling and screaming. If you combine this style of scare with the runaway soundtrack (death metal, car horns, sirens - all at volumes that will hurt your ears - seriously it's not pleasant) it really just becomes overwhelming. I just didn't find this to be a very effective scare method for me so the attraction fell a bit flat. If you enjoy this style I'm sure Dead Acres/Haunted Hoochie will be amazing for you. Summary: PROS: Amazing props; great shock scenes; VIP line is very fast and also affordable CONS: Groups too large; pace through the attraction is too fast; too much going on at once - detracts from the scare; overuse of chainsaws - detracts from their effectiveness; poor usage of sound - death metal and car horns blaring in ways that are painful rather than scary; lack of creative scares 3D Bad Trip Note: The 3D Bad Trip attraction had some great props and awesome use of 3D paint. This was good because the scares in Bad Trip were so bad that the attraction would be more effective if the actors were removed entirely. Actors either stood in plain sight or behind extremely obvious trap doors. If you're in a rush to get home, you're not missing much by skipping it. read more

This place is flat out crazy and awesome. I've been to many haunted attractions and this one can easily claim one of the top spots. Prepare to be terrified and grossed out all at the same time. These actors are intense and covered in blood. You will be touched, shoved, and you'll probably have a chainsaw come in contact with your legs as well. Come early, the lines will get crazy long! read more

Bad experience. Bought $30 tickets and stood and walked through a complete muddy mess to get to the line. Stood in line for 2 hours in the misting rain. For the last 30 min in line, nobody was allowed to enter the haunted house. No workers were around to explain what was going on. No refunds either. We left around 12:30am with still another 100 people in front of us. 0/10 would recommend.. read more

I rarely make it to haunted houses anymore, but this place is the real deal. There were some technical issues tonight, which caused the groups to be rushed. They change it up every year so it's never stale & has something for everyone. Be warned this is an extreme haunted house meaning you may get touched or grabbed. Get here as fast as you can. read more

This is the BEST haunted attraction in the OHIO VALLEY REGION! 10 X Ohio Valley Haunts haunt of the year! This is one haunted house everyone should experience at least once!!! Great Acting and Great Scares! read more

Worst place ever. We've been standing in the same spot in line for an hour now and it's freezing and they said they're supposedly "refilling the stations". But no refund is offered. They won't tell us what's going on. The thrill is gone I'm not even excited anymore. So don't come to this place around midnight cuz they shut down and don't tell you why and make you just stand there. And it's way over priced. I would give it zero stars if I could. You guys are terrible. At least they could sell alcohol to keep us interested. The half naked girl even stopped dancing. I'm hating life right now. Ok now we made it thru and it was really cool. They put a lot of work into it and it was a long tour and the 3D tour was good too so I'll change it to 4 stars but I think you should really warn people about the refill wait for an hour. Or an hour break for their people or whatever. Cuz it sucked. I had a good time once we went thru though. read more

Not worth the parking cost ticket cost and 3 hr wait :/. We were in a large group and rushed in and out of the rooms so fast we hardly seen the props , the 3D house was great but not for the price. Try carnage house!! read more

Had so much fun last night!! Well worth the drive and the $! The only thing I would change is when standing in line there was nothing really going on, for as long as the wait was it would have been nice to be entertained! Overall I would say this haunted house is a must see! read more

3 1/2 hours in line, including 1 hour standing at the front door and we are told technical difficulties and no refunds. This place is a joke read more

Been sitting about 45 minutes waiting while no one is going in. That's on top of the stupid long lines to get tickets then to get in. The line moved good for awhile then they just stopped. Side note the guy using a grinder grinding sparks at people's faces right by the entrance is a major safety hazard and could easily blind someone. read more

I have long loved Haunted Houses. When I heard your name spoken in Columbus, I have always heard you were the best. I am so sad to report the opposite. I can understand the 2 medical emergencies that caused a over 1 hour delay and a stand still. But nothing, not even an announcement, was offered in that 1 hour standstill in a 3 hour wait. Your outdoor performers packed up half way through. The people that came through the crowd and the performers inside were lackluster with only one controlled scene where we were told to watch- the half man scene. The rest? Pushed through like cattle. Such a terrible disappointment for the 2 plus hours we drove from the land of good scary ass haunted places on our only weekend off as haunted performers ourselves. I would have loved to have spent at least 2-3 minutes in each scene. Sat in the pews and heard a sermon. You have so much opportunity for greatness and it's squandered by inept performers who think rubbing someone's head is scary who can't control the flow to give someone a show. Each scene should have a guide interacting professionally with a group. Rubbing a chainsaw on them is weak ass tea as it goes for scaring or performer interaction. Finally, as someone who had multiple family members as first responders to 9/11, you make me fucking sick. Of all the shit you can play to get an audience charged up? This is not okay and it's not respectful to play bullshit Truth crap that has been fully refuted. The black and white American flag hung in distress was disrespectful of my Partner and the several serving members we had with us. You are an utter disgrace as a professional haunt. You've bought $25 of bad publicity folks. read more

The haunted house was good, however the negatives outweigh the positives. First of all, don't bother to go unless you are going to spend the extra money and get the VIP pass.. The line even before they open is 3-4 hours because all the VIP people get to go to the front of the line (much like the fast pass at amusement parks) It's really unfair in my opinion, and the VIP pass is not worth the money for a haunted house! Since the line is so long, there is a lot of cutting in line - I probably saw between 10-20 people cut at various times in the line and nobody does anything about it. There is no security in the line itself, just in the house. It's also outdoor waiting so if it's cold outside watch out. Everybody in line is smoking so for us non-smokers, it's really gross (especially the pot I smelled). I will not go back due to these issues. read more

I just went the the Haunted Hoochie last night and paid for the VIP. We only had to wait about 15 minutes in line. I would have to say I will not be going back! I used to go all the time in high school and it was a blast. Now it has turned into a groping fest. I was grabbed, touched and had one guy who was pulling me by my pony tail telling me how much he liked blondes and what he wanted to do to me. Highly inappropriate, this was not scary it was just plain creepy. I don't ever remember this as being part of the show. This is not a place for kids at all, i would not recommend anyone under the age of 17 going, due to the inappropriate touching and the way the characters speak to you. I went for a scare, but ended up paying $30 to be fondled and spoken to like a cheap hooker! Highly highly disappointed ;( read more

We went last night (Saturday night), got there at opening time (8:30) and there was already a line. I was prepared for this, as every other review mentions the long wait. It got longer as the night went on. I could have done without the 9-11 videos on the screen while we waited - just inappropriate. Once we got inside, the fun went on and on - there are so many different areas. The actors do grab you and touch your hair or your leg, but not anywhere private. I had heard bad things about this, but apparently they have resolved the issues, as the actors were great. My 13-year old son came with us and at one point his glasses got knocked - the actor made sure he had them on again before sending us along. Really fun and I loved all of it! Totally was worth the wait. The 3-D funhouse was kind of lame, if you aren't afraid of clowns... we saw just one actor in there. The one at the Scare-atorium is way better, but since this one was included with admission, it was OK. I felt I got my money's worth and will go back again next year. read more

I thought this place was AWESOME! I had a great time! It has changed over the years & it gets better year after year! But be prepared especially females to be touched & grabbed at! One of the actors grabbed my ponytail & took my hair tie with him! Lol I think he thought he had my jacket & not my hair! Lol can't wait to go back next year! & I thought the VIP tickets were worth it if you don't want to stand in line for hours!!! read more

Unless you're young, and/or drunk, don't bother!! You have to wait in two lines - one for tickets and one for the attraction. The ticket booths also sell merchandise, so it takes FOREVER. Waiting in line for the attraction, nearly everyone was smoking. It was disgusting. There was also awful music and boring videos that were being blasted while you waited. The scenery inside and the actor costumes were well done, but it wasn't scary. At all. The actors are down right rude, and seem to think their job to scare you can be achieved by pushing you and screaming vulgarities in your face. Also, my daughter (who is 15) and I were both groped inappropriately by an actor. Disgusting!! read more

Great house. Amazing staff. Everything is wow! Only thing I would change is to not make the groups so big (seemed like 12 people). We were rushed through and pushed too quickly to enjoy the scares and scenes. The groups were so large that killed off all the shock value because we knew what was coming, plus than the next group was right behind you so you couldn't hold back to time the scares. Lame when you pay 40 (VIP) bucks to just be pushed through as the next group catching up to you and running into you. Besides that. A+++ read more

We had an absolute blast! It's cheap, and the effects, show, actors are amazing! Definitely one of the best I've been to. I'd definitely go back! read more

Where do I begin... Ok, when it comes to being "extreme", this place does it. That's about as positive as I can be. Oh, and they have lots of really cool looking animatronics (but they aren't scary so they don't really do anything for the haunt besides look cool) Now for the negative. There really aren't any signs for it until you get right up to the parking lot, and the parking lot isn't very well lit at all. Basically it looks like somebody's side yard where they took a oil drum and started a bonfire in it for the lot attendant, that's about the extent of the lighting other than your headlights. They charge for parking, which considering just a REGULAR ticket is close to $30 seems like just another way to take even more of your money. Once we walked up to the actual venue I asked the concession stand person where the ticket booth was, she pointed and said "it's over there" as though I were annoying her by asking. Granted, it's a big barn with the word "tickets" written on it, but I didn't see it right away. In any case, we finally get our tickets and get in line. It's opening night (a few years back now) and they were about an hour to an hour and a half late to open, which having been in the industry I understand it happens, but still was annoying as it was cold and dreary for being that early in the season and we didn't want to lose our spot by walking around to kill time. When we finally get to go in it's very dark, very rushed, and just not that great. There were piston noises that should have been covered up with a cd player or some kind of sound, and we could see bright shiny silver pistons on the otherwise dead rotting creatures that should have been somehow covered. The animatronics look cool, I'll give them that, but they're not scary and some of them didn't work when we went through. In one of the scenes we went through there were girls dressed up like juggalos and they were just dancing around on the stage like it was a strip club or something. No scares, didn't even make an attempt to do anything, just stood there dancing with their juggalo makeup on. What a waste of space. The rest of the actors are sub par with the exception of maybe one or two that seemed to know what they were doing. The others however wore cheap latex masks like you get at the costume stores, and had no dialogue other than to jump out and say "rawr", again with the exception of maybe 1 or 2. Many of the scenes were hard to see until you were walking past them, we had to keep looking behind us to actually see anything. One of the scenes outside is sort of a chain link fence maze, and while we were going through there an actor with a chainsaw accidentally stepped up on my leg as I was walking which broke the skin and drew blood. Granted it was an accident, but I've heard other stories about people getting black eyes from being whacked in the head with chainsaws because their people are very out of control and in your face about it. In addition to that my wife had surgery on her arm to fix a broken bone over the summer and although it was healed, it still hurt her, and they bumped into her arm pretty hard a couple different times, not to intentionally hit her arm but just the fact that they are so careless that you can literally leave there with bruises. They also pulled on her hair several times. By the time we left we were both just angry. We even went back another time or two to give it a fair chance, but our follow up experiences were no better than the first time. I have not met a single person who has gone to the hoochie and actually said they liked it. I'm not saying they aren't out there, I'm saying that between running a local haunt for 6 years, dealing with various actors/entertainers/makeup artists/etc, and just talking with customers and other various people/friends/associates/etc I have yet to find someone who actually says they like going there. Having done the haunt thing myself, I get the impression that the owner puts up the cash for expensive props but then doesn't take the time to actually go through, see it in action, and make sure everything is how it should be. I would think if he actually did that, then the experience would be a lot better. Then again they get so much business simply by "claiming" to be the best and spending so much on advertising that they probably don't care who they piss off anyway because there will be 100 more people to take their place. Such a shame, this place has so much potential to be good, but because of the dynamics of the ownership and the mentality of those who work there I doubt it will ever amount to much more than a place where you can pay $25 to get roughed up, plus whatever gas money and time for the distance you drove to get there and back. read more

Such a great place! Although we waited in line for over 2 hours and had built up some pretty steep expectations... it is easy to say that our expectations were certainly not just met but exceeded! Cannot fault a single thing- the costumes, the venue, the energy, the make up, the soundtrack... brilliant! Worth every cent and loved every chilling moment of it! Safe to say I have a sore throats this morning from screaming and my fiancé a sore hand from me holding it so tight! Haha read more

First time visit, pretty awesome experience. Maybe a bit too much strobe lighting. Otherwise, all the actors were complete professionals. Had a great time. read more

Absolutely the the worst Haunted House we have been to, and we have been to nearly everyone in Ohio. 1. The music was absurd. Why the hell would you have a DJ Playing god awful music at a hunted event. 2. WAY TO MANY chainsaws, one or two is more than enough. 3. The line there was over a two hour wait. 4 THE WORST PART OF ALL, Instead of having your group walking through alone, they let about 15 people in every 30 seconds. After we made it 1/4 of the way through we were literally walking in a line with people as far as you could see. so you knew EVERYTHING that was going to happen. At one point near the end i could see over 50 customers all bunched together. 5. The car that honks its horn was ABSURDLY loud. and because the line was so bad, I was forced to hear it 5 times. It was so loud it LITERALLY Hurt my ears. 6. Until this visit i didn't think it could get worst than the over commercialized Middletown Haunted Trail, But this place really took the cake. So in conclusion, Does this place have the chance of being good? Maybe, but they really need to work on how to let people go through in a reasonable manner and get rid of 90% of the people with chainsaws, they are not scary, they are loud and annoying. There are SOOOOO MANY other and better places out there. I highly recommend the Black Bog in Springboro. read more

I love haunted houses & looking at all the reviews and ratings I thought the hoochie ranch would be amazing!... But it did not meet my expectations... One of the attractions was longer than many I have been to but when we bought vip tickets we were assured we would be treated like vip which was not the case. You are ushered in with about 20 other people so the experience is not that great... You see things before they happen or miss the whole scene entirely... Overall I would not waste my money again on this attraction. read more

All the years i've been (20ish) it only gets better and better. Worth every penny and even the wait in line!!

I love it. People go into haunted hoochie thinking it's just a haunted house, but it's so much more. It's an expression of freedom, a place where they CAN have politically incorrect videos and they CAN and WILL touch you. They'll say whatever they want and that goes for cursing. This place is a beautiful vision, everything hand made, truly a sight to see read more

I went to the haunted hoochie because it is ranked as one of the most extreme haunted houses in the country. I traveled about 2hrs to get there from the dayton area. Getting there was pretty easy, they had lighted signs showing the entrance although they were small. I was kinda peeved thay they charged $3 cash for parking, which was not mentioned on their website and they said they accepted visa and mastercard. So I had to turn around and go to a nearby gas station for their atm. The atmosphere of the grounds was great, every bit was dark and creepy. They had a food truck on site and plenty of porta potties for guests. I went with the VIP pass cause I didnt want to wait in line for a long time, which was great because we were the first to go in. I think they keep going with the vip guests until there are none left, then they revert to regular guests. They had a rap group, movie screen, and walking characters to keep guests entertained. I got in line by about 9pm and was inside by 9:35ish. I wont give away the show inside, but it features a lot of gore, hoochies popping out of the walls, pneumatic props, chainsaws and individual little shows. It was pretty good inside, but the groups they were sending in were too large. The actors would scare the people in front and by the time we came by in the rear of the group the actors were resetting themselves, so much of the scare factor was lost on the people in the rear. The timing and pacing was off a little as well. For the individual shows they didnt allow enough time for the fear and suspense to build up, like with their demonic birth scene. They kinda jumped right into it so instead of getting reactions like "OMG!!! WTF!!!" It didnt really get to register in our minds, which is where the fear comes into play. After the haunted house portion, we got in line for their bad trip 3d house, which they give you 3d glasses for and is basically covered in neon paint and features all kinds of crazy clowns. In the end I was kinda disappointed, I traveled a long ways and paid a lotta money for this place but the shows only lasted from 9:35 to 10:15 for both the haunted house and bad trip 3d, and that was pretty much everything they had to offer. I probably wouldn't come by again unless I was actually in the Columbus area. Maybe im just jaded and wasn't surprised by the house, maybe it was cause it was early in the season and they are still trying to hit their stride, or maybe it was a lot of hype and money for little return but I wasn't overly impressed. read more

I heard a LOT about the Hoochie - and have to say that I was more concerned with the wait times I read about than I was with how "scary" it was going to be. The line itself was ridiculous - we waited for almost 4 hours before getting in. An hour of this was because they closed the doors shortly before we got to the entrance - and kept them closed for an hour, without any explanation as to why this was happening. Based on previous reviews, from years prior, it seems that this is not an uncommon practice. Based on the movement of the line, when they were letting people in, it seems that they were probably closing the doors throughout the evening. This is the only thing that would make the ridiculously long line make sense. I'm still baffled why it took so long to move the number of people that I saw, in the line, into and through the house. They did have a VIP option, but $40 is too much to pay for a 30 or so minute experience and, after going through the house, I can say I was glad I didn't opt to pay that amount, even though I was not happy about the wait I experienced. The house itself was quite detailed - the scares were sufficient, but I can't say it was any more or less "awesome" than other houses I've been through in my life. The "extreme" attractions in the house were pretty cool - inventive and unique. Overall I thought it was a good house, although I don't know that I would go back unless someone opted to pay for a VIP ticket. The line was horrendous and the "extras" they do to entertain the people waiting didn't make it acceptable. If they are closing the house periodically (for any reason), it needs to be announced. Considering the amount of money people are paying to go through the attraction, it's the least they owe their patrons. read more

The Haunted Hoochie is a very diverse attraction from most others but it's also a really good attraction for the right crowd. If you are easily offended, you may want to skip this one. Be prepared to get mildly touched, to see some gore and hear cursing. Everyone always talks about how this haunt is so extreme on the touching but we have been to haunts that touch way more. Every time we've been here they will touch our hair or maybe hold onto our arm and kind of push us out of a room but really not more than that. This is a 360 attraction where there is basically something going on in all directions and it's hard to catch everything the first time through. In the queue line you will see flags, their version of some political footage on their screen and many signs. We suggest reading the signs, they are entertaining! For those complaining about the "anit-American footage," one of a haunted house's main goals should be to get into your mind and take you out of reality. Just because they are playing something on a screen or even showing crosses upside down does not mean that's what this attraction believes. It's a haunted house, not the News channel. This place does attract a massive crowd so keep that in mind. We always purchase VIP admission when we go which helps a lot and still gets you access to two attractions. Yea that white barn you passed to get in the Hoochie's line? That's a 3D haunt so be sure to check it out too. To read our full review feel free to visit TheScareFactor.com. read more

This was our first time to the haunted hoochie and it was great! The actors were great along with the costumes and sets. It's not very organized so trying to figure out where line the begins can be a little difficult. The line is the worst part of course. Plan to wait about 3 hours and that's getting there at 8pm! It is a great haunted house though! One of the best I have been to. If you don't have a twisted side this probably isn't the place for you. read more

I have done this haunt 3 times now. The first time we did a four years ago it was great the best one I had ever been in. However over the past few years it has gone down hill a little. Don't get me wrong it is still one of the better houses to go to but we have ran into the same thing the last time two years. The line is horrid. You pay $20 bucks to stand in a line for two hours when at any other houses we go to a line the same length is only about 20 to 30 Mins. This year the line was going good until we where about 10 mins form going in they just stopped letting people in. They didn't let anyone in for more then an hour. There was no announcement say there was a problem or when it would be more again it just stopped. I mean come on at least make it seem like the line will be moving soon. If you have time to stand in a line for two hours i do recommend it but there are others that are just as good or better that don't take up so much time wasted in a line. read more

Not sure what all the hype is about this place. I went with a big group and we drove 1.5 hours for 15 minutes in the attraction. We paid the extra for VIP and they split our group up and got super rude when we tried to stay together. I did not see one thing that was advertised on the website. No demon birth no people hanging by hooks. Definite disappointment for everyone in our group. read more

Complete waste of time and money. Long line that doesn't move, Anti-American videos playing not worth the time. Poor management of the paying people's time. Stay home not worth the price of admission read more

Went on Saturday around 1:30 am thinking the crowd would be small. WRONG!!!!! There was EASILY 250 people in line! We paid for VIP and skipped the wait. However if you choose general admission there is plenty of distractions to entertain you while you wait. Roaming zombies, horror flicks on oversized outdoor screen, weirdos to laugh at, people getting tattoos in a booth located at the front of the line. So yeah, either way, it's a good time. We went in with a group of maybe 20. Kinda big but it was cool with me. More bodies for me to hide behind from the sicko crazy butcher knife/chainsaw/machete using actors. WARNING!!!!! YOU WILL GET TOUCHED!!!!! You will get chased! You will get cussed at! If this offends you, DO NOT GO! Those of us that crave the adrenaline rush of being shocked, disgusted, disturbed, sneaked up on, disoriented and so afraid that you let go of your boyfriend's hand and run and leave him to get surrounded, then RUN, don't walk, to the hoochie!!!!! I SURVIVED HAUNTED HOOCHIE AND I LOVED IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! read more

best haunted house in america, there's absolutely nothing else like it. extremely entertaining but not for the faint of heart

So.... I had read tons of reviews and was amazed by how intense this haunted attraction seemed to be. I was not able to make the 2 hour drive drive there until this year. I was so pumped to experience this so called intense walk through with tons of scenes depicting insane acts of gore, scares, and generous mayhem.... to say the least, the scariest part of my entire hoochie experience was the drunk wonam in line in front of us to buy VIP tickets showing any and all her perfectly bleached "glory" hole. After waiting 45 minutes to buy our tickets, we were granted entrance into what I thought was the attraction of the halloween season for me... alas, I was dejectedly disheartened as myself and counter partner were literally rushed through the entire attraction. The only real scene portrayed was in the beginning, the "shotgun" scene. All else was begrudgingly bypassed as we were pushed and hustled through the rest of the hoochie... one could not even take the time to experience any of the other scenes as the people behind us continued to push forward. Needless to say, the money and time spent was unfortunately not worth it... I left saddened... sad face all over the place... read more

Absolutely not worth the money. 3 hour wait for 20 minutes of mild entertainment. The VIP line is a racket and makes the general line go unbearably slow. We didn't go much of anywhere until the VIP line died, then the general line moved relatively quickly (still another 2 hours). Most of the actors and attractions are good, but we did have one get a little too physical and then get offended when he was told to back off. Could be a decent place, but the negatives far outweigh any positives. read more