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    Kelly B.

    Super amazing time tonight!! Great night with my husband and grandson..Highly recommended and huge. Much bigger than expected and tons of details and spookiness has been applied.. They have figured it out so there is no standing in long lines.. 4 amazing different areas, fire pits, music food drinks and snacks!!!

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    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.

    12/10 spookies. Such a good time, had to wait for our number to be called but once it was, we went through 4 attractions, haunted hayride, corn maze, Bio-Purge zombie zone, and the Condemned haunted house with little to no wait. All of the staff were wonderful, especially the tall hunk of sergeant that was in the transportation room of Bio-Purge on Friday the 13th 2023. If you're reading this, call me.

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    Lauren M.

    I can't believe I hadn't heard about this til last year. Rather than driving out to Reading or up to Jim Thorpe, I decided to try out the local attraction. And it was much better than I expected! OK, it's true that they advertise four attractions but there are really only two. Well, 3. They combine a haunted hayride and haunted cornmaze (though they did it very well and it was very fun and surprising). They also combine two haunted houses (which were exciting and creative). You can pay extra to get on a giant truck and shoot paintballs at "zombies" roaming the cornfields. Of course that could have been better - more zombies, or more things to shoot at, but it was still entertaining. There were also snacks, including some tasty donuts and excellent cheese fries. The admission is a bit overpriced but I got some cheaper tickets from Groupon. I am interested to see what they come up with in 2019!

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    1000 times better than field of screams very nice employees it is scary but not that scary you'll have fun

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    “They combine a haunted hayride and haunted cornmaze (though they did it very well and it was very fun and surprising).”

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    Hotel of Horror

    Hotel of Horror

    4.5(74 reviews)
    25.7 mi

    I am an avid Halloween Haunt enthusiat. Every year my Buddy and I select a place to enjoy the sets,…read morethe scares and have a blast. This year we selected Hotel of Horror in PA. The YouTube videos looked great and tickets were purchased. After our pre-haunt meal we arrived. The place was lit up nicely, creepy music playing. The actor who gave the instructions was on point, he was creepy, funny and into the festivities that awaited us. So this is by no means a bad review, however, there was just not enough actors to deliver scares. The sets were fantastic, using all the standard fare that all the great places use. That being said, again, just not enough actors within the haunt. We walked through several scenes without seeing an actor. For the price of the tickets (which are on par with much larger places like Penhurst Asylum and East State Penitentiary) Hotel of Horror just does not stack up with the big boys. Would we return? Probably not, for the money, would most likely return to one of the big boys!!!

    If your ready for fall time and you would like to get scared and spooky just before Halloween ,…read morethis is the place that will satisfy your needs. Great place to go with your friend. The Hotel of Horror and Altered Nightmares are both indoor, walk through Haunted House attractions featuring live actors and paranormal activity housed in the 200 year old "abandoned " Pocono Mountain resort once called The Lake House Hotel, Saylorsburg, Pa. Open rain or shine with a covered wait line and free parking. Don't let the weather scare you. That's our job! Our revamped ticketing process gives you less time in line and more time in the attraction. The Hotel of Horror and Altered Nightmares Halloween Attractions are both housed inside the legendary Lake House Hotel intertwined and breathing next to one another, sharing organs and a circulatory system like conjoined twins. The sinister subconscious of the Hotel of Horror feeds off the dark energy that stains the lumber skeleton of this once pristine mountain resort, while Altered Nightmares celebrates the chaos that grows stronger as each soul travels through its decaying halls and abandoned rooms. They are open the end of September until the end of October!!

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    Halls Of Horror - The manager

    Halls Of Horror

    4.3(13 reviews)
    12.9 mi

    This place is ridiculous. 10/10. Without spoiling too much, I will definitely say ... do the blood…read moreexperience! You get a cool tie dye shirt at the end. The actors bring you into their scene and leave their mark on you as you pass through. Lots of cool effects from fog, to lighting, scents and sounds. And of course, confusion. Not to say that you'll get lost, but they do add to the anxiety by making it somewhat difficult to maneuver. Their static props are incredibly well made. They'll have your entire group staring at the wrong thing. The scare actors did a really great job with our group. They took their time. My shirt came out the coolest because I got a dahlia smile. If you are worried about touching: The actors will touch your head, arms/hands, back and lower legs/feet. Rough grab, nothing firmer than you would a toddler to prevent running. If you are worried about it being too much: THEY HAVE A STOP WORD. Ask before you go in. Come with the intention of having fun and playing the scene with the actors. You will have lots of fun.

    These events change often so I want to point out this was a 2017 visit…read more Halls of Horror is an adult haunt where you can choose the blood experience and get messy!  We did of course (and you get VERY messy).  The haunt is highly interactive and the adult humor is hysterical! There's lots of touching - at one point we encountered a large gentleman in a dress where his boobs were hanging out and we were made to feel them.  After that he tickled me.  We also got to feel a clown's balls (What? She had a room full of balls).  My friend sat down for a shave, where they covered his face in shaving cream.  We were also basted in the kitchen by the chef (the clothes start to get real messy here).  The sets were very intricate, and all of the actors were very committed to their roles.  We even encountered a woman giving birth (cool effect that the baby flew across the room which was followed by a shower of blood).  This was a wonderfully unique experience and well deserving of five stars! You probably want to bring a change of clothes though, and maybe some wash cloths.  Also, if you can find a place other than a public parking lot to get changed at, that would be ideal.

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    Pennhurst Asylum

    Pennhurst Asylum

    3.2(294 reviews)
    29.6 mi

    One of the best haunted attractions I've been to in a while! I was genuinely scared and their…read moreeffects were outstanding. The parking was organized and there were many employees available to help you with any questions. Some notes: 1. Wear sneakers -- there are long lines outside on grass and lots of walking through the haunted areas. 2. Porta potties located throughout the attraction. Bring hand sanitizer. 3. They have smoke throughout the entire area -- inside and outside. If you have asthma, bring your inhaler just in case. 4. Lines are long so think of ways to entertain yourselves during the wait. The earlier you get there, the less you'll wait in the lines. There were entertainers throughout the lines but they were infrequent. 5. There was a snack stand right before the first attraction that sold pretzels, hot dogs, candy, and drinks. There is also the pumpkin patch at the end of the route that has carnival vibe food areas with funnel cake, corn dogs, fries, slushies, candy, etc. 6. The first haunted house has many exits if the place is too scary. Because of this, the first one wasn't as scary. On the other hand, the other 2 attractions did not have exits if it is too scary. 7. There's a VIP line and it looked worth it after standing in lines all night.

    Incredibly disappointing tour; Many of the individuals in our tour group drove 1-2 hours for this…read moreexperience. Our tour started almost 30 minutes late because the guide was waiting for a personal friend to arrive - and on top of that we hended up having a spark notes version of the tour because of an event happening later in the afternoon. Our questions were shot down and we were told we would cover that topic during a different section of the tour. That part never came. We missed several buildings and the buildings we did see we weren't permitted to view inside/certain floors. They tried to end the tour over an hour early, but as soon as we demanded a refund/reschedule opportunity they said we could go backtrack to a few different places that we had initially not been permitted to see. The guide started the tour full of energy and stories - she told us about court cases that lead to many current laws and legislations that have been passed. However, after she tried to end the tour early that same energy she had was lost. For the entire last hour of the tour we were brought to empty rooms and told very little history of the place. Instead she just spoke to a few individuals (which I'm assuming are the ones she knew personally). This experience was a wasted drive, and quite frankly wasted money. They prioritized a specialty event that was happening instead of focusing on each and every individual tour - who honestly had paid just as much to be here. We spent more time standing around and waiting than we did hearing about this places history.

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