This was my first time coming here after moving to the area a few years ago. Overall I thought it was a pretty decent event, not perfect but definitely had some good stuff. I went on a Friday night, admission was $50 (I believe they have coupons for $5 off online). I did not do the line skipping fast pass for another $25, which was fine as there was a minimal wait for each attraction.
Box office opens at 6, I arrived at 6:20, there was plenty of parking (free), then too go through getting metal detected and sign a release then walk to the ticket booth. I believe they're cash only, but they have an ATM. They give your group a number, which is how you get onto the first attraction, they hayride.
So then you hang out in the common area that they call 6 Feet Under. They have a DJ, fire pits, food (pizza $15, French fries, donuts, bbq), alcoholic beverages in blood bags and Jell-O shots in syringes, axe throwing ($1 a throw, $3 for 5). There's also a bunch of benches and portable bathrooms. They also have a gift shop area with some shirts and maybe some other stuff.
They started loading people up for the hayride around 7:10 and I was on the 3rd tractor I think. I'd recommend sitting on the left side of the tractor (closer to the waiting line). Some of the scenes in the hayride were well done, like the set of the old abandoned town with the gas station, and the voodoo setup actors were very good. Some scenes could use some work, like the Geiger counter scene. But overall fun.
The hayride dumps you off at the start of the PsychoPath, which is mostly clown themed. Has some cool scenes like the beginning ones with the curtains, and all the swinging bags, the carnival game scare. There were some sections where you're just walking through corn or some blacked out maze that could have used something or more actors but not bad with some good scenes. The 12 year old in my group got pretty scared at some parts. This is largely outside, so glad I work boots.
You then go to BioPurge which is about military trying to stop a zombie infection. Has a few theatrical scenes where you sit down and interact with the scenery which were different. I don't remember if this or Condemned end with the outdoor junk yard maze part, but that was a good scene too.
The last house is Condemned, which is like a redneck abandoned house kind of theme. Lots of well themed rooms with grime and filth, lots of animal skins and a few sections that have parts that will make you like duck down, or feel like you're going to fall, etc.
I was done the last house at 8:20, so about 80 minutes from loading on the tractor to being done, or 120 minutes from parking to leaving. read more