Must go! Great experience, super scary, wait was not super long. It made sense, the actors were amazing I was scared. Went with a group of friends and we all loved it! Wouldn't recommend bringing anyone 12 or younger unless they're a scare fanatic. It was the attraction so all there is, is a big line to get in, an atm cause it's CASH only, and the spot to pay for the tickets. SLAAYYYYY read more

"Such A Scream" - Tom Waits For a screaming good time (15 minutes), come to the Haunted Plantation to lose your voice if you're easily scared, just don't expect a lot of scenery. PARKING: You have to park on the street on Malakeke (free). Don't pull into the parking lot of the Haunted Plantation thinking you can sneak by, you'll get turned away or caught. Crossing Waipahu St was like being in a live Frogger game; only later did the police show up to direct/stop traffic for pedestrians, which was very much appreciated. I don't want to be a real live ghost at the corner after being squashed by a speeding motorist. PRICE: $21.00 cash only. You have reserve your time slot online, then go in person and pay up the cash. Stand in the line that leads up to the metal cubicle that opens up to magically reveal a table that will take all your money. ATM on premises. TOILETS: Port-a-potties. Dark too. Don't drop your phone into the abyss. DRINKS and THINGS: It was really hot in October. We ended up buying bottled water for $2 at the "snack cubicle" - another metal cube that had water, juice, candies for sale as well as those glow stick necklaces that light up and make you an easy target in the dark for the actors to scare. PHOTOS: No photography or video recording inside the HP. They are serious. If you get caught they will escort you off property. ATTRACTION: you wait in line at the entrance of the tunnel that leads you to the many cute plantation homes, the paths are lit with those mini candles on the ground. If you're lucky you're going on OCT 28, 203 SATURDAY on a full moon, so you can see better. Each home has a bunch of scare actors that dart across you, come up to your face, skittle on the floor, jump out from behind doors and corners, slam and pound the floor and boards. WEAR SHOES. One of the actors meant to slam the floor with his foot only to stomp on my husband's (protected) foot. Scared people may back into you and step onto your feet as well. If you're easily spooked, you'll get a lovely thrill and scream your head off. My son didn't scream once, but he's not easily scared. My husband screamed once. I screamed the whole way. I wish there was more scenery other than dark dimly lit rooms. There was only one memorable one, a barber-shop that had some light in them. If the owners of 17A are reading this, let me come do the mood lighting for future haunted plantations, I can make the houses a LOT scarier with blue, green, purple, red or orange lighting or a combo. I do my own haunted scenes at home and use theatrical lighting to make things pop. TIPS: Take cash, pee/poo at home, wear covered shoes, drink cold water in your car before walking over, wear diaper. RETURN FACTOR: Only if my vocal cords can handle it. read more

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It was fantastic, dark, terrifying and truly a lot of fun. I loved the spooky intimacy of the dark interiors, the talented monsters playing with one another to create such great scares, and the dark pathways played into the confusion and fear. Monsters lurked around every corner! And they all kicked ass with talent and energy. Our group never stopped screaming and cowering from a relentless barrage of creeps and clowns... now with chainsaws. Awesome! read more

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Scary as hell Probably the best haunted house on island! Kudos to that girl on the ceiling! You scared the hell out of my whole crew. Also, the grudge at the end. And that tall dude that kept following me. read more

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This was awesome!! You can tell they really put out this year with their actors and their makeup. Would absolutely go again!

I was expecting more than what they were able to give. The parking is ridiculous. You have to park several blocks away in a sketchy neighborhood because they don't let anyone park in their normal lot. You have to run across a dark windy street like frogger and dodge chronics to get to the entrance. I guess that's the scariest thing about this!! When you get there you get in a long line to get your ticket. There are no bathrooms, just completely dark port-o-potties with no lights. Again, frightening stuff!! Lol. After you wait in line to get your ticket you line up again to get inside. Then you line up again to go in with a few others. If you enter the house first you have people jump scare you. If you go in behind someone, the surprise is ruined. There's no theme to the horror. No backstory. No plantation old timey horror stories. Just clowns. Literally. I know clowns are supposed to be scary but not what I'd expect to find in a haunted plantation. You get to go through the old houses but it's too dark to see much and there's pressure to keep it moving. The walkway is dark and there's a few staff lighting up parts of it with flashlights but we got there after it rained so it was pretty slippery and dangerous. Definitely not handicapped accessible. There's stairs into every house, uneven ground and a far walk to the entrance from the street parking. I think maybe they are not trying as hard since they sell out every year anyways. Sorry but this wasn't very scary or interesting. read more

I came to the Haunted Plantation in the autumn of 2013 as part of a work adventure. I was a resident assistant at the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa and after a Halloween in 2012 where residents were sent back to campus due to a tsunami warning in Waikiki, we decided an autumn adventure to the fully spooky plantation would be fun. It was me, a couple of other residents assistants, and the residents who signed up to come. One of the resident assistants from the housing system even worked/volunteered at the plantation scaring people, and us that day. It was my first time to a fully immersive stand-alone haunted place. The performers were very animated and quick to move. There was plenty of screaming as scenes from horror movies played out before our eyes. As the ghouls got closer we would bunch together to try and escape their grasp. If scared enough, one of us might run a few footsteps until bumping into another one of us. It was not too short of an experience either, the perks of a plantation - more sprawling spooky places to traverse on foot. One of my most memorable/best spooky Halloween experiences, if not the most. read more

Had a fun time. Very well organized. Actors were pretty good and had some good jump scares. Only complaint was a lot of the actors made the same clicking noise like the Clickers from the game, The Last of Us. read more

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The way the plantation is set up reminds me of times I lived in the south. This house may seem haunted to the people of Hawaii but this is a regular house to a southern American family. For me, it was like a trip home. I didn't own a plantation but, I've lived in old houses like this and it's not so bad. A little haunted, but what an experience! You do guide yourself around the place with a book, and that's kind of a low point for me, at the same time, being your own tour guide can be relaxing and cut down anxiety. (Should be optional). Love this wholesome home front set up! read more

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Tis the season...must make our annual visit to the haunted plantation...no better way to spend a mid autumn night than to scream your daily stresses away at the top of your lungs!!! If you haven't experienced this controlled chaos...YOU ARE ORDERED TO GO! read more

Went with my 15yr old and a group of his friends on Sat. Check out their website for updated prices and information. General admission $15, Fast Pass $20 and VIP $30. CASH ONLY! TIPS: Go early, we had a few boys waiting in line at 530p they had about 20 ppl in front of them. The ticket booth opens at 6:15pm. We bought the 15$ general pass since we were in the front of line to buy tickets. After getting your tickets you will then walk to another line ie: general, fast pass or VIP. IF you dont get there early enough to be relatively the first to buy your tickets I'd recommend that you purchase the FAST pass or you'll wait a long time to get in. We stood in the front of the General admission line and were assembled together in groups of 15. They took our passes and lined us up. We then waited...the event opens at 7pm but we didnt enter till about 7:35p because the first groups to enter are the VIP and Fast Pass. Rules: no cameras or videos and you cant use flashlights during the event. No touching of the actors. We walked single file through a dark tunnel then were led through the houses. I wont share all the details but...I thought it was scary and fun! MY boyfriend definitely had a good laugh (at me screaming) They have a lot of actors and a lot of attendants that lead you through the houses. Attire: sneakers are a must because you'll be going up and down stairs in the dark and its muddy in some areas and you could trip over. The boys we took had fun, they enjoyed themselves and I survived;) read more

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It was only $20 and this place was perfect! It was exactly what me and my husband wanted. We're out here on a honeymoon and I wanted to find the best haunted house, and I did. The actors were amazing and very spooktacular! read more

We went to the haunted house at the Hawaii theater tonight and at the very end there was a young man who was extremely rude! People were talking throughout the tour and he singled out one person saying that she " ruined the entire tour for the group" for talking. And threatened to kick her out. This was extremely rude as people were talking through the entire tour and he chose to single one person out to humiliate at his own discretion. Shame on him for ruining the end of could've been a fun night. read more

Creative environment for a haunted event. Parking was fine, just had to walk some, lines went quick and there was some scary freaks jumping out from everywhere. Best one was a dead guy hanging inside a door frame. read more

The lady at the ticket booth REFUSED to give us our change. She's a bigger older karen-like lady and was sitting with another woman in the booth who was visibly uncomfortable by this woman's control. This is a bizarre thing I have encountered and was so disappointed. We paid $140 for 3 entry's which costs $60 and didn't get any change back, not realizing it till we walked away then when we went back was refused of our change. Wish we could support this business, so please let us know what can be done in this situation, thank you! read more

I know Halloween season is already over but look through my yelp photos and forgot to review about the experience we had here. It was our first time at the Haunted Plantation and as advertised as one of the most scary haunted house on island but it wasn't really what was expected. First off, get there early. We got there before opening and still had to park far for parking. Lines were crazy long by 7 p.m. We didn't want to spend hours waiting so we got the VIP passes which were $30 a ticket, Cash only. Less than half an hour we were ready to go through the Haunted House. It felt like just a walk up and down through small houses in the dark. It wasn't scary at all. But I give props to those actors for trying since there were kids also. Thank goodness we paid for VIP passes because I would have hated to wait in that line for 15 minute disappointment. Glad we at least got to experience it and say we've done it. read more

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We went to the 10pm reservation. Everything went great till one of their employees in a clown costume started taunting one of our family calling him p*ssy all the way till we left. Very unprofessional and really ruined our night. I hope this person never works for them again. read more

To start I would like to give a huge shoutout to the officers and all the staff here they did amazingly good ,I will admit I was very terrified and cried the first 3 houses there but,before you begin they do give you a minor safety lists before you start ,it spooked me a bit while I made it through the houses knowing that this is a legit haunted place and you could potentially bring spirits back with you i was afraid to touch any walls when I entered the house's furthermore,before I entered one of the houses ,I was afraid to move luckily a couple of the other people in my group decided to go in front of me and I am very thankful for the tall guy that was in front of me because I'm so short the actors didn't notice me and would just walk around us.I would say my stay there was fun and I did ultimately have fun,there's jus a few minutes of wait time the only thing that bothered me is there's not like a little light or sign that says there's stairs that go from high to low .but all in all I did have a good time and the officers were very kind if you need to cross the street because there is no crosswalks near the plantation. P.s. if you just look down every now and then and stay very stiff as you walk the actors eventually move on to the next person to scare! Have fun!!! read more

ITS PSYCHOLOGICAL. OCT 15th. 2016 Back in 1992-93. I had volunteered with the March of Dimes Haunted house as one of many zombies/ dead pirates. The theme that year was a Dead Sea and treasure hunt. And I was more then happy to help... Lead people, scare them. And have a few more scares. The Haunted Plantation in Waipahu. It's more then just a theme: it's PSYCHOLOGICAL I haven't been to this plantation, and most likely never really heard of this cultural facility. The line for the fast pass was obviously the better choice to do. In Arriving at 6:45pm my friend and I noticed that there wasn't going to be any parking near the entry and had to park on the street from the entry and walk a little to get there. We eleviated away from standing in line because a nice worker offered to get our fast pass tickets to us without standing in the hundred people line and later explained that there is a line for this, but when we spot an obvious mess they (the workers) jump in and do some crowd control! Plus we only had Three people in our group, not 10 or 20 people. At waiting some of the better dressed monsters come around to scare.... Just to Mention the stigma of "Clowns" there was a clown and I felt that since it was all over the news, it lost some hype scare with me, but. There was a stiff walking Michael Myers, the Elephant man, wolf man with chainsaw, a real crook character from the movie "Basket case" two heckling traumatized females from possible chainsaw massacre, and a very fast and flexible looking exorcist dude running around the lines of crowds getting everyone scared!! I seriously screamed cause it was very psychologically induced! The doorways were creepy and very odd to enter... Each plantation house had some oddity! A guy dressed up in regular clothes in scratch blood marks and splats, talking about cooking pig and asking others in our group if we were going to stay. Yet sounded as if We were going to fill his appetite Everything was very much a scare factor when it came to my personal safety because every step that was in the path had a security person with a flashlight. So not only were you entering each doorway of these plantation houses they were constantly there reminding you watch your step.... Does this scare me now knowing that I myself is hard to scare from past experience? YES OF COURSE!!! Did I scream? YES OF COURSE! Psychologically, I was hit even harder on the scream when there was the second or third house and at a turn down A hall to walk through before heading out was a female in night time pajamas curled up in a ball at the corner of the room (as I was last and behind in my group) I turned and looked at her she instantly waved her hand at me as her long haired head was still in her arms. I TOOK OFF SCREAMING IN A VERY HIGH PITCHED NOISE AND RAN PASS THE SECOND PERSON IN MY PARTY!why did that set me off? I just think "blairwitch" corners of rooms and "the grunge" looking female ain't my kind of party! It's just scary!! And ITS PSYCHOLOGICAL! Great part about this was, the second in my group later told me that she looked too and after I ran past her that same actress in that corner had giggled a little knowing that her scare tactic worked!!! I thought: that's great! (Thumbs way up) Worth another visit next year! YES!!! read more

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Never been here personally but this location was featured on the tv show called "The Dead Files". It was explained that it was haunted because the dead couldn't be moved on. The dead people who haunt the area are people who worked in the sugar plantations. They were all races as you already know. They lived in poor conditions. They were mistreated. They were made to hate each other so they wouldn't unionize against the owners and gain their own personal rights. The spirits who haunt the area are restless spirits that wanna gain peace. Little side note: (I don't know if Noa is still there) Everyone (volunteers, staff, etc.) would say they experienced their energy drained. They felt physical violence from the spirits and Noa said he basically doesn't care because he doesn't believe in that stuff, EVEN THOUGH HES WITNESSED THE SPIRITS. He said regardless of what is found out, he wants to keep it open for the money and "history". I'm sure mostly the money. The previous manger Jeff, was told to hold funeral rituals to have the spirits moved on to be at peace. And she suggested that the haunted house be limited to different areas, but Noa was completely against it. In the update part, it was said that Jeff left and Noa continued the haunted house. I find that behavior very disrespectful for the one who want peace. They lived a controlled life whole alive, I believe they deserve peace in the afterlife. For him to keep this open for MONEY and to keep history alive is VERY SELFISH. These people are the reason why we are such a unique culture. You may not believe in this, but I do and I believe it's wrong to keep it open without moving on the restless spirits. If you're interested in the episode of this location, you can find the show on Hulu. Mahalo if you've read this far. I'm from Hawai'i and believe in respected the dead and spirits. read more

Making reservations online is a joke. To wait in a long line for over an hour. All this BS about age limits. Not true at all! Parking is ridiculous. DONT waste your money. Its not worth $20 plus your $1 booking fee. read more

Went to the Haunted Plantation on Sunday and it was worth it. Parks was kinda crazy but people leave super quick so just circle the block a couple times and you'll find a spot. You might have to walk a little bit but it's not bad. Get plenty cops so it's pretty safe. We had a group of 8 and all got VIP tickets so we didn't have to wait in the crazy long line. The characters in the Haunted Plantation were awesome, very scary and kept in character even when one out peoples were yelling at them lol. Totally worth the money. There's seven buildings to walk through and the staff are tentative and very polite. 13 and over only cause it's pretty scary. read more

I'll try to give you the best review without spoiling it for anyone, as I appreciated previous reviews that did the same thing. EXPERIENCE: I think it's more creepy than scary, as it takes a lot to scare me. The costumes were very good, some really awesome. I wish the houses used less lighting and more obstacles to guide you closer to the characters & props. The darker and closer, the better. But one friend with us refused to go through the rest of the attraction with us after the first house, so it really depends on your personality. If you're thinking of bringing kids, I'd say ages 12 & up is pretty safe. TICKET: I think the $20 fastpass was great. It gets you through the line quicker than the regular $15 ticket. I personally wouldn't get the $30 no-waiting-in-line ticket as it's awesome to listen to other guests screaming as they go through the plantation. We went on a Sunday night, arrived at 6pm and got into the attraction around 7:30pm. OVERALL: Great costumes and effort - way more than you'd find in Maui. Would I come back? No. read more

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Came here for years now and it really haven't changed. I took my kids and their friends for the first time and they thought it was ok. I'm surprised this was one if the scariest Halloween attractions in the nation. I'm not too sure if it's because we love scary horror stuff that we don't get scared easily. We bought the fast pass for $20 and saved about 45mins. The walk through lasted about 8-10mins. I still don't like the idea that they send in groups of people about 20 seconds apart because you can see the group in front of you getting jump-scared and so you kinda expect the scare which isn't so scary. There's only street parking available. There's restroom ls available and a small booth that sells drinks and snacks. If you haven't gone here yet, give them a try at least once and cross it off your bucket list lol. read more

The last time we were here was 5 years ago during the tsunami, this year, we stood in line for 3 hours to hear that staff was on break ONLY after a patron went to ask. Sadly, I think this is the last year we come. $15 to stand on line, watch the same 30 second clown magic show, fart and burp, while surrounded by screaming preteens, scream at their social media. The year with the tsunami was better, at least we got to go in within a reasonable amount of time. Seriously though, more security needed to direct the lines, better signs, smaller groups so actors have time to reset, one price for everyone as it seems VIP just went in whenever. Also USE LESS SMOKE MACHINE and warn about strobe lights. It's bad enough the cottages have unstable floors and stairs, you don't need the extra smoke and lights to cause you to fall. Next year, MORE SECURITY and limit times when teens can go, there was far too much trouble making and underage drinking going on around us in line. We won't be back but at least those improvement will help for the guest to come read more

It'd be nice if there was some sort of entertainment to keep us occupied during the long wait. There seems to be a need for a better system because of how long the lines get but I think I understand why it takes so long. I also wish there was a little more of a personalized experience; like my group and I are there alone. If a better system for the line is ever set then please look into making it scarier by seperating groups a little more. It'd also be scarier if we had our own flashlights or something that we can borrow and return. Idk. It'd just be super cool to feel like we're isolated and the monsters can pop out of nowhere. Giving the monsters more freedom to roam might help a little too, just so every scare is different for every group. Seeing other groups get scared right before we enter and getting the same type of 'scare' kinda ruins it. The security / staff presence throughout is fine and I appreciate them a lot! Especially because it can be really slippery. Overall, though, pretty scary. The wardrobe is what really sells it. The eyeless and faceless monsters seem to scare me the most! HP is a staple of the local kid Halloween season experience and always will be! (: read more

Scare-tastic! For as long as I've lived in Hawaii, I've never been to the Haunted Plantation. Today was the first. Before going, I read about it on yelp. I recommend buying the fast pass ($20). The line was long as heck. We got there at 6:20 and the ticket booth was already packed. However, it did go by quicker than I anticipated. Once you buy the ticket, it is another line, but if you got the fast pass, then your wait would be reduced by 45 min-1 hour. In the actual haunted walk, there will be people to shine light on the pathway. The scares are pretty good. Just make sure to go in the front, like I did, to get the full effect. You also get put into a group of 10-15 people. Overall, I would definitely go again. It was fun. P.s: the bathroom consists of four portable bathrooms. There is no sink, so bring your own water or mini hand sanitizer. read more

First of all there is no parking at the plantation. You need to find parking on the streets around or get dropped off. We parked right above the plantation on the street. My sisters car got broken into along with 4 other cars parked on the street. The other cars got their windows smashed. The cops said this happens all the time and not to leave any valuables in the car. We did not get anything important stolen except for our phone charger and hydro flask. I don't know about the other cars. We didn't find out until we got back from the event. You need to purchase a fast pass unless you want to be standing in line for the whole night. Was it worth it? NO! The fast pass line was long and we waited for a while. I could imagine the wait time for the regular line. We got in faster then the regular line, so in that sense it was worth it. The walk through the houses were pretty long but that might be because people were stopping because they were "scared". To me and my group, nothing about this was scary. Maybe because you can see all the scares before it happens. While the actors were trying really hard to scare people, it was pretty cringey like the other Yelp review had mentioned. The costumes were pretty good but a lot of the actors had bad breath and smelt like BO when they jumped out to scare you. You walk from house to house then outside then to a house, so there is no air conditioning. I don't understand how their advertising says one of the best in the nation by many review sites. From what I seen on TV, this is hands down not one of the best in the nation. Maybe its just their marketing to get people to go. Overall would I go again? No. The lines are just to long for a short walk through especially the fast pass line. Our group did not get scared at all. It was fun watching other people scream. The staff need to up their security and have more HPD roaming around. A lot of people were drinking and smoking weed before they came in. We did not feel safe or comfortable around them. read more

The line isn't crazy long, it actually goes by really fast. So don't worry. Parking, is hard to find though. So I suggest you go early.. preferably by the time they open. Went around 630 and finished around 830. Haha. 2 hours go by fast. I feel like VIP passes isn't as "great." lol, you get the same experience, but just two other houses for story telling. Anyways. Great experience to have! PS: BRING LOTS OF FRIENDS! Hehe. read more

My first time and It wont be the last. We paid the Vip ticket for $30 bucks, because the line was so long if we bought the regular ticket it will take forever. 15 mins of non stop screaming, it starts with a dark tunnel and house after house. Its pretty scary, actors are pretty good. You should check it out, but make sure be there at 5pm so you can find good parking spot and the line wont be that long. read more

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"Viewers beware you're in for a scare!" Even though I felt like an old man for being 28 there amongst a sea of high school and junior high students I still found the experience entertaining and fun for all ages. Let me start by saying nothing really scares or freaks me out, but I do jump and get into it as much as I can. I love seeing great costumes and artistic horror decor. With that said, horror plantation does a very good job in their props and costume department. I'm not going to spoil anything, but if you get scared easily, you'll get find it terrifying. For $15 we waited about 30 minutes in the general line. Tip: Get there early, at like 5:30! They turn people away at a certain point. Nonetheless, check it out before Halloween and see all the ghostly ghouls and goblins. read more

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To be fair, I'm reviewing this as a Mom who was trying to act brave for her fearless 13 year old daughter. I brought another adult with me for moral support (for me!) He was already dying to go to haunted houses and this was his first chance to get out and do it. We arrived at around 6:00 pm and already there was a long line. Not to be deterred, we waited. And waited. And waited. We saw a light at the end of the proverbial tunnel, and bought our tickets. Being cheap, we opted for the "cheap seats" and spent $15 a pop. We should really have spent the $20 for FAST PASS or maybe better, to pop for the $30 for the VIP, but I wasn't sure I wanted Pennywise or any other well known Psychopath leading us on a personal tour. We watched the FAST PASS line flowing by the hundreds, where as our line trickled no faster than frog spit. By 9:50 PM we got word that after we had seen no comings and many crowds going, that the staff was on a 30 minute break. ** This is the ONLY reason I can't give this 5 stars. The line needs to be controlled much better, and more attention paid to the teenagers who signal their entire squad of 25 to join them in line after we have all been waiting. That happened continuously. Onto the scare! The natural landscape and set up of the Plantation village already makes for a spooky environment at night, with tiny fairy lights barely lighting the way, and entering through a storm drain. I screamed at the first person I saw, which just happened to be a staff member not dressed up at all. I was doomed. We had to walk through in one single file line, so choose your bravest member carefully. My friend Les was lead for much of the tour, with me giving my poor 13 year old, white knuckle gripping wedgies from behind, and screaming at anything that jumped, crawled, cringed, swung an ax, or raised a hammer. Each room had plenty of blood curdling, spine chilling characters who really committed to their role. They are not allowed to grab you anymore, which was pretty much the only way I was able to scrounge up the Mom courage to make it. I was also prepared with ear plugs, so if anybody did whisper the way in which they were going to flay me alive and which wine pairs well with middle aged woman, I wasn't hearing any of it. It was terrifying in the best kind of way to spend an evening. But....buy the FAST PASS. read more

My 2 friends put down $40 (20 each) and I had $100 bill, the lady at ticket booth then gave me my friends $40 as my change to the $100, meaning that I should have been given another $40 in change on top of that because $140 was given to them for the payment of 3 people.. we were completely scammed. When I tried to explain to the lady nicely and calmly that I should have been given back another $40 she started raising her voice telling me that I don't know how to do math and interrupting me so that I couldn't even explain to her why she was wrong and we were being over charged and given a shortage in change. After going back and forth and having nothing resolved because she would not listen, she called over a police officer who told me he understood and agreed with me but since there is no receipts for the transaction there is nothing he could do. This was the worst experience in customer service I encountered, I got yelled at by the people I was supporting business to, ripped off $40, and no solution. That lady ruined what was supposed to be a good time for me and my friends.. I am still in disbelief at the treatment we received. read more

No spoilers lie ahead, so if you want to be scared by this attraction, read away. I will precede my review by saying that I am so not a haunted house person. I'm easily startled by loud noises, and it has always seemed like a waste of money to me given the pricing for a lot of them. However, I was pretty impressed by the Haunted Plantation. While I still wouldn't consider myself to be a big haunted house person, I did enjoy this one. A note: the lines are TERRIBLE. Last year, we arrived two hours before they opened about a week before Halloween and were told that it would be at least a six hour wait to actually get to go in. After we had already waited for an hour in the ticket line. My suggestion: get there way early and buy AT LEAST the fast pass ticket- this year, we got there about two hours before they started (and two weeks before Halloween), we got the VIP tickets, were handed some free movie tickets while we waited, and were the second group in when they opened. The attraction itself was probably the least cheesy, most well-done haunted house that I've been through. The makeup and set design was great, and the actors were creative and very enthusiastic with their "scares". read more

Had a great time going! Especially fun to go with people that get scared very easily. We went around 6:15pm to get tickets early and we had a long wait. Definitely worth the wait!! The fast pass was the best route because we only had to stand in line for 15 minutes. read more

My teenage daughter went Saturday night. She got there at 5:20pm and said the line wasn't too bad. She said the ticket booth opened around 6:40pm. Then after she got her ticket she had to wait in another line and at 7:30 she texted me that she still wasn't in yet. I'm not sure what time she actually got to start going in the houses, but by 8pm she was done. Super scary, she said she was half dead afterwards lol. A lot of waiting around, but she thought it was worth it. I gave it 3 stars because it's a long wait for a short attraction. read more

Got kicked out after the second house for doing noting. $30 each for the 8 of us. Waste of money. Dumbest shet ever. Said we touched the monster but myself hot head butted and my friend got punched in the stomach down the stairs. Monster in the second house yelling at me get the fuck out. We got escorted out with no refund. Me a 16 year old girl, head butted, yelled at. A 16 year old boy punched in the gut as he fell down the steps. Biggest waste of money. On my way home right now after that bullshit never going back. read more

Was really excited to go to this haunted plantation as it's advertised as being one of the top most scary attractions in America. However this was really not the case for us. We decided to buy the VIP passes in order to go to the front of the line. We arrived about 6 o'clock and were able to get through the line pretty quickly. We were the second group in at 7 o'clock however if you are in the middle of the group you will miss out on all of the scares, as the monsters tend to jump out at the people in the front and back of the groups. Because you're walking through smaller homes from the plantation and going up and downstairs there are staff members who are shining lights on the stairs to prevent you from falling. However, this causes the element of surprise to be diminished. We were finished with the plantation by 7:15 in our cars by 7:20 and on the road back to town by 7:25. For $30 a person it was a disappointment. Will probably not return next Halloween season. read more

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Was worried with the very long lines and wait to buy tickets. Took about an hour and a half. Purchased VIP to avoid additional wait. The quality of the maze was excellent. Great attention to detail is taken to setup the scare and you have no idea what is going to happen. If on Oahu during Halloween season again, I will be back. read more

Haunted Plantation - Haunted Houses Near Me - Waipahu, Hawaii

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Reader BEWARE!! Little Halloween humor. After my son's friends bailed on him I decided to step up and take him for his first Haunted House (he's a foreign exchange student from Germany). We parked at a small shopping center behind the Filipino Community Center and made the walk to the Plantation. While we should have gone to the second entrance instead of walking the step hill down and then back up to get in line. We arrived at our space in line at approx 5:45pm, a whole 30 minutes before the ticket booth would open. To our amazement we were also approximately 300 people back in line......guess they really do mean GET THERE EARLY!! 6:15 came and went and we were still in line waiting, slowly walking forward, stopping, waiting, and repeating this for the next 45 minutes. At 7:00pm we had our fast pass $20 each (highly recommend) in hand to go wait in another line. This line however moved a lot faster and another 20 minutes later we were the front of the next group going in to be scared. While waiting in the fast pass line we noticed that a lot of the groups as they started into the attraction would scream while walking through the tunnel under the road. However when we went through there are NO ACTORS in the tunnel; all the screaming was people working themselves up and letting their fears get them. At the beginning we had a good distance between us and the group in front of us; however as we went through each building that distance was lost and so was the "scare" factor. The actors had no time to reset and get ready for the next group. While this was frustrating and we tried our best to create space the employees told us to keep walking and not stop. While I understand they must keep the groups moving you lose scare value. Also when walking between the buildings there were hardly any actors outside, FYI put a few behind a fence for them to pop up. As with any "haunted" attraction they all must end with guys and chainsaws chasing you. We exited around 7:50 and noticed they had already closed the fences and weren't letting anyone else in. Get there early, you must have tickets in hand before you can go stand in any of the lines (General, Fast Pass, or VIP). read more