First time at this haunted house and it was really cool!…read moreThere are 4 haunted houses inside, and once you get in, they give you a wrist band and little pass. Each time you go through a house, they rip the pass so you can't go back--but you can take as long as you want to explore. We went for my daughter's birthday, and our whole group had so much fun. Highly recommend it for a spooky and memorable time!

This haunted house was amazing three out of the four attractions were really scary. I like misery…read moremine the most. We purchased the last slot 9-10pm and thank god we did. It felt like we experienced the haunted houses alone. Another plus was the food trucks, after our scare we enjoyed street tacos. I definitely had a blast and will go again.

We purchased our tickets online in advance and had no issues with the line when we arrived around…read more7pm. Check-in was quick and easy -- we showed our online tickets and received wristbands for all three tours. The tours themselves were pretty short, each lasting about 10-15 minutes, so we finished all three in roughly 35 minutes. Overall, it seems more geared toward teenagers. There isn't much for younger children to do. One suggestion would be to have food vendors or a food truck available. Porta potties were onsite, which was convenient. A fun experience, but a little more to explore would make it even better!

Love the paint ball zombie attack the most. Super fun!!! The ride was pretty scary to me. They have…read more3 more haunted attractions. The one they have you wear 3D glasses called Carnevil was pretty cool and the most scary one out of them all. Medical mayehm was okay and the scarecrow corntrail felt like a relaxing walk. Overall it was a nice experience.

The props were the best part. For $35 an hour, including waiting in line outside, I won't be coming…read moreback next year. Some of the actors were in character, but most just stood there, waving a weapon.

One of the scariest haunts I've been to this year. It's awesome, definitely recommend!!read more

Difficult to find when arriving at night, the signs are small so be on the lookout for yard signs…read morewith directions where to park. Definitely wear tennis shoes & have phone for flashlight or mini flashlight. The walk to the ticket entrance is very dark and your on outside gravel/dirt. Also warning for those who are sensitive to smoke, the fog/smoke they use for the fear factor is very thick and if you have any migraine/eye issues they do use strobe lights in the haunted houses. There are 3 haunted houses and it's difficult to see which line is which when you first arrive. I recommend the following order to get the best results out of visiting here. Note there are several "exit" signs inside each haunted house but isn't the "right" path to take through them. The staff may redirect you to the right direction. 1st go to the Zombie haunted house - very low scare but be prepared to duck down through part of the course. 2nd go to the Psycho Circus - I'd say mid level scare and length. 3rd go to Cemetarium last - this is the bigger haunted house with better scare. Be prepared when walking that there are different levels and could slip if you don't take it slow. Overall 3 star as the staff was extremely nice, costumes were great.

Maybe the worst experience overall ever. Parking was free but it goes downhill after that . Nobody…read moredirecting where to go - talked to other patrons on where to pay. It was 18 bucks for each event-wow really. The wife was committed so we buy 2. Get in a line for 30 mins in 50 degree weather. Finally get in to a maze of plywood with landscaping stakes on a dirt surface. Encountered 4 semi scary players the encounter was less than scary. Took 15 mins to walk the entire thing. Highly recommend you pass. If you want to see scary people in ovale go to Jan's. JK Bottom line this place no bueno.

This haunt is actually held in a private residence, but the effects, security, easy cash exchange,…read morelow priced tickets, GPS directions, residential parking is all 5 stars. I hope to see the family that started this be able to keep it up & we'd definitely return.

The owner was super nice . The haunt has soooo much detail and actors were fun ! We will add this…read moreto our haunt to do list for their 10th year anniversary !

We got to go to the Final Hour today for the 8pm spot and oh boy this was one of the best haunts we…read morehave been to! There were moments of silence before the scares began. I like that they release you in groups instead of a flood of people all at once. They offer VIP and regular admission. There are some unexpected spots in the maze that actually startled me, which as a haunt lover and thrill seeker I live for those moments. Normally I am the one who laughs in mazes, which I definitely did in some parts, but they did get some oh s**ts and oh hell nooooo moments from the husband and I. Please go check it out!

Really fun and cool! Good scares and themes. The whole fam bam came and had a good time! Worth the…read moremoney compared to other haunted houses I've been to

The site was fun and scary. If you want to have a good time check it out I had a chance to meet the…read morePromotor and owner of the attraction and Eli and Katie are two of my favorite people in the world, and if you get the opportunity to meet them you will agree. I like that they bring fun things to the community to do also there Christmas attraction that I hope they still do is great also. I can't wait to get back to the Reno area again to see them and injoy the Christmas season.

My wife and I have been wanting to try out Slaughter House ever since moving to the area but for…read moreone reason or the other, it just never worked out. Finally, this last Halloween, we were able to make it work. Slaughter House is held at Greater Nevada Field, which is where the Reno Ace's play. They offer the usual Haunted House experience and a Haunted Train attraction (more on that later). Considering if you purchased both attractions together (and getting access to the faster line) it would be cheaper, we decided to go that route. Afterwards, we wish we just went with the Haunted House. We waited in line for around 30 minutes before getting into the House and all in all, it was alright. Sure, it had moments that made me jump and even freaked me out a bit, but all told it just wasn't that great. There's one portion of the House where you're forced to walk through a ball pit that features a "scary" Clown to add to the discomfort. Normally, there would be nothing wrong with that. But, what is wrong with it is my wife has a very bad ankle and it could be rolled very easily. There was no warning at all about having to walk through a ball pit where rolling your ankle wouldn't be too difficult. So considering I was highly annoyed by this and focused on making sure my Wife didn't get hurt, it took any and all "scare" out of this portion. To his credit, the actor playing the Clown picked up on this and backed off. That was cool of him. As soon as it started, it ended. I felt like there was no grand finale or anything like that, you just suddenly left the maze and that was that. Pretty flat if you ask me. Oh, and the first thing they do upon entering the Haunted House is take your picture along side a creepy actor. It's your usual tourist trap type thing with them pitching you to purchase said picture at the end. Full transparency though, I bought it. Lol. It actually turned out to be a good photo of me and there aren't very many of those. Lol. Now here's the portion of the review where things really take a turn for the worst. The Haunted Train. It was probably the saddest thing I've ever experienced. The train carts are stupid small and cramped (it became apparent to me at this point that kids were the primary target audience for this), they played music by the band "Disturbed" (probably its only redeeming quality), and they attempted to scare you while you passed by Coke a Cola and Hot Dog vendor carts. Super scary. They didn't even TRY to cover these. I was able to spot the scare actors coming a mile away. It just flat out sucked, ok? The little kids on the ride weren't even scared. They either need to completely revamp this or scrap it all together. Seriously bad. Don't bother wasting your hard earned money on this. So the reason for the 2 stars is the fact that the Haunted House (the main attraction) was just ok and had a flat ending, the Train ride sucked, and the fact that a female Security Guard (at the main line entrance) could be heard by all of us in line talking a whole mess of sh*t about customers. Now, I used to work in Customer Service and I hated every minute of it, so I completely understand how stupid and rude the general public can be. However, you NEVER talk about customers RIGHT IN FRONT OF THEM. That's just asinine even to me. If you hate it, then do what I did. Go get a job where you don't have to deal with them. Problem solved. Also, all told, we spent north of $50 for the attractions and I'm sorry but for what you get, that's too much. It just wasn't worth the cost. So all told, there's a good chance that this was our first and final visit unless they make some big changes. We're more than likely going to opt to do something in Virginia City for Halloween this year. Then one upside to all this? Parking was free in the garage across the street. So there's that.