Came on a Friday night a couple weeks before Halloween and it was super crowded. Parking was hard…read moreto find and the line to get in was super long. Recommend coming early and planning to stand in line for a while. Once inside though everything was scary and fun! The workers seem like they care a lot about people being safe and having a good time which is important. It was such a long haunted house so you definitely get your moneys worth. I was shocked at how many different scenes they had. Unfortunately the person I was with wasn't feeling great and wanted to leave halfway through. The workers were super nice and got us out quickly and safely.

Going when it's less crowded during the week and a couple of weeks before Halloween has its perks:…read more -Less waiting (15 minutes in line is better than hours) -Discounted tickets (print off a coupon for $8 off and pay $27 at the door for) -More time enjoying the top notch rooms and well dressed monsters inside. One downside is there were less actors and stretches without any jumping out to scare you. This place was more lit than any other haunted house I have visited, which makes it a little less scary but easier to see the cool props. I think a little background scary music could have added to the vibe. The variety of rooms seemed endless and took almost 30 minutes to walk through at a leisurely pace. The actors did a great job startling me as they jump out sometimes out of nowhere. The spinning tunnel towards the end, one of my favorite part of a haunted house, was not disorienting as others I have seen. It felt like someone had dialed down the scare factor of the whole house a notch. The exit area and gift shop were fun to see. There were lots of photo ops with different scary monster figures and signs to pose by. .|\---/| | @_@ | ..\_^_/..2025

I dont normally get scared at Haunted hoises....this one made me jump and scream a bunch of timesread more

Great Scare! Just ask my wife, whose heart was beating probably 180 bpm when she exited. These…read moreactors were really on their game the night we went. Jump scares around every corner. Haunted house very well decorated. Highly recommended.

From the owner: 217 Terror Haunted House: The Ultimate Nightmare Destination in Illinois…read more Dare to enter the realm of 217 Terror Haunted House, where fear lurks around every corner. This ultimate nightmare destination features four uniquely terrifying haunted houses. At 217 Terror Haunted House, we specialize in old school, in-your-face scares that will leave you trembling (no touch). Our attraction is designed to push your limits and immerse you in a world of horror like never before. Join us for a Free Family Friendly Event on Sunday, October 20th from 1-3 pm, perfect for all ages to enjoy a taste of the spooky fun. Tickets are available online and onsite. Come and see why 217 Terror Haunted House is Central Illinois’ favorite haunted attraction.

This haunted house was pretty unique in the fact that it was in a brick basement of an old,…read moresupposedly real haunted, brewery. We got the fast pass so we didn't have to wait longer than 20 minutes to actually get in. The first 5 minutes of the haunted house was awesome, extremely intense, and scary. They have it dark as hell in there with very little lighting. There are these red lights that is at eye level that is blinding that keeps your eyes constantly out of focus. It was a really nice touch. However...this haunted house is like all the others, they let it too many people at a time with not enough of a gap between. In less than 5 minutes you're with the people ahead of you who caught up to the people ahead of them and it's just one long single file line through where you don't get the scares and it's just annoying. meh...

I have been to several haunted houses and this was the worse. I think I was more scared standing in…read moreline waiting to enter. Walking through the underground haunted house, it was so dark, a little too dark. I was concentrating on trying to find my way through that the monsters, zombies or whatever wasn't a factor. I slammed my hand, busted my knee and wasn't scared at all. I understand that making the experience dark helps the scare factor but it was so dark you couldn't even see what was in front of you or the props they had out. It felt like I was in an old basement trying to find the light switch... With no luck! For $25.00, I should've been scared, uncomfortable or frighten at least once. This sucks balls. I will NEVER come back to this place again.

Fabulous location! The atmosphere is wonderful for families too! Highly recommend the carriage…read moreride.

This was amazing! I was upset at first. I paid $44 and sat in a bumper to bumper stop & go line for…read morean hour....IT WAS WORTH IT! My husband gave it a 2/10 "because it wasn't scary enough." I thought it was scary. Go after dark. Turn your headlights off. Drive a Jeep Wrangler with the top off, convertible, or car with a moon roof. Let your kids stand up on the seats! It won't let me post video, but there is a radio station with creepy sounds, fog machines, and realistic smoke/fire. High quality spookiness. Ten stars!!

It was so much fun!!! Kids loved it! Staff was friendly and helpful. Shooting zombies with…read morepaintballs was definitely everyone's favorite.

This was such a fun addition to our town! Something to do with the kids, or by ourselves. I can't…read morewait to see what the Riling Ranch of Horror has to offer next season!!

I gave this 5 stars based off my experience back in 2019. My experience this year was still really…read moregood, but not nearly as excellent as it was two years ago. They had to remove some features because of the pandemic, and it seems like they were struggling to get enough scare actors, regardless, it was still a fantastic experience. Creepyworld is my favorite haunted house in the St. Louis area. It might not have as much production value or be as scary as The Darkness (they're the same company), but the expansiveness, variety, and indoor/outdoor element make it the haunted house I enjoy most. Its got 13 different haunted houses -- parts of the mazes are indoors and parts are outside -- most years you'll need a jacket (this year it was really hot though). This year's attraction had themes like Crystal Lake, a mansion with creepy dolls, a house decked out in holiday lights just in time for Krampus to arrive, a twisted asylum, and Silo X, a mutant filled area with a evacuation siren going off. If you haven't been to a screampark like this before, here's the setup: you'll typically wait in a line to enter the first house, after a few houses you'll get stopped in another line as they work to spread out groups as you enter the next set of houses. This will happen every few houses, so while there is a small break from the scares all 13 houses are streamlined into one big attraction; in other words, use the facilities (porta potties) before you start. The logistics: There's a small cash fee to pay to park, so carpool when you can. My best guess is that it takes somewhere between 90 minutes and 2 hours to make it through the attraction (not counting the line to get in). Depending on what day/weekend you choose to go, the speed pass might be worth it. After the first few houses there's a short haunted hayride that requires an extra fee; it was fun, but I'm not sure I'd feel like I need to do it again. Buy your ticket online, unless there's a better in-person discount. This year we opted to purchase (online) the Ultimate Scarefest Scream Pass, which came to about $99 (with tax). It included Creepyworld with the haunted hayride, Lemp Haunted House, The Darkness, and speed passes for all three. Of course there's always the question, "is it scary?" Well, yes. But that's hard to answer, because each person's scare tolerance is different. Is it as scary as The Darkness? Probably not. Did my friends scream a lot? Yes. Are there jump scares and super intense moments? Yes. Is the set design creepy? Absolutely. Did my friends and I get trapped between a super lifelike animatronic and scare actor in a narrow hallway, suddenly finding ourselves in a scene from Scooby Doo as we bounced into one another and managed to escape with the monster on our heels? Yes. Yes, we did. My best advice: If you're afraid you'll be too scared, but still want to go, get a group of six and stay in the middle. In front you'll get the people jumping out at you; in the back you'll get followed. If you think it won't be scary at all, go in with the attitude of being entertained instead of scared, and who knows, maybe you'll be pleasantly surprised. Ultimately, immerse yourself in the experience, allow the adrenaline to flow, and let out a scream.

The hayrack ride was the best; I would highly recommend. Would have been nice to have had less fog…read moreand more cast members. Also would recommend spacing the people out more. It's hard to enjoy the attraction when you've got another group right on your tail.

The escape rooms are amazing! The puzzles were well thought out. The staff was friendly and…read morehelpful. If you are looking for a fun activity I definitely would recommend Chittyville. We will definitely book another escape room adventure here!

From the owner: Escape Rooms at Chittyville Chittyville school Haunted Houseread more

Wow this place is exactly as I remember although it was different only because we went in the…read moremiddle of the week after 4pm and there were no lines whatsoever!! They have a twilight summer deal where tickets are around $35/person and $20 for basic parking. Parking wasn't an issue because there was practically no one there and we were so close. There is a security check point now. Sad. We got in right away and rode the Batman -- used to be a favorite but all got off and had a headache. Mr Freeze changed back in 2013 where you start in reverse now so you can see yourselves go up that drop and fall. Our lives flashed before our eyes for sure. With no break in between rides I lost my equilibrium and had to sit out for American thunder and the boss. Nothing sold but sugar drinks. We found Powerade at a stand for $5, no lids, no straws. Nothing but sugar and made my headache even worse. The place was bought out by enchanted parks. I've heard mixed things but apparently they will be making changes or adding new rides next year? We shall see!

Hurricane Harbor I would give a one. I didn't see an entry just for the water park so I am…read morecombining both in one review. We only stayed 2 hours as it was hot as hell, there is no shade, most rides/slides were not open, there are no water refilling bottle stations, they did not honor our drink passes or icee passes so we were dehydrated and exhausted from the heat. Pros: the wave pool is cool. Tornado was fun, Big Kahuna was fun. I have Prestige pass so got to park close. Cons: there is no raft lift for the rafts for Tornado. You have to walk a super far distance to the pool and carry a 4 person raft down a long path and up 4 flights of stairs. I was by myself with a 10 year old. I basically dragged the raft down the path and up the stairs. The ride was not busy (when they 1st opened) and the life guard took pity on me and met me down a flight of stairs to help. Typhoon twister and wahoo racer were closed. We rode 1 tube slide each as I did not feel it was worth walking up the stairs to go on the other colors of slides. Rented a locker for $15 and the lockers have hinges that swing them closed so you have to prop something in them to keep it open. The changing area (for women) looks like something out of a horror movie. They say they want you to shower before getting in anything but the showers don't work. The changing stalls have paper thin shower curtains on them that don't close, are ripped or gape. Inside the changing stalls are littered with the hygiene liners from swim suits. So disgusting. The bathroom I used while there was basically the same. Did not go in or on anything other than what is listed above. Would not honor drink passes for regular drinks. Honored my kid's icee pass by just handing them a cup, because they could not figure it out. Had one Icee, drank the water in the bottle we brought and left. Day 2 we went to Six Flags. We have the all season fast pass, so got in, got passes and were off. These rides are on fast pass: 1. Rode Batman. Good ride. 2. Rode Ninja. That was rough. Unless you know how to position your head you will get a headache. 3. Rode River King Mine Train-this is a step above a kiddie coaster. 4. Rode American thunder it was meh. 5.Rode Mr. Freeze and enjoyed it and wanted to ride again but they were not allowing us in with the fast passes so we left. 6. Pandemonium-this says it has fast lane we couldn't find it. It was a short ride and meh. I don't particularly like spinning coasters. 7. Thunder river got soaked which was fine it was hot. 8. Log flume was the saddest log flume ever. It was hard to hold on in the boats and it goes around nothing. Nothing scenic just meandering around water tubes on the ground 9. Screaming Eagle-rode for the nostalgia. 3 generations of my family have rode this ride. It wasn't as rough as we thought it would be. 10. The boss-this was the roughest, most painful wooden roller coaster I have ever ridden. I had bruises all over my legs from being tossed side to side on it. Regret it x a million. 11. Catwoman's whip-best ride of the park. Would have rode a million times but it was higher in the park (walking up hill) it was hot, we had no water, no shade and were too tired to trek up there. Rides that were closed: 12. Justice League-had been looking forward to being out of the sun in the a/c but no joy 13. Spinsanity-we were told it was hit by lightening 14. Shazam (this is a basic scrambler) 15. Sky Screamer 16. Supergirl Sky Flyer Rides we skipped cause it was hot, we don't like that ride style or something similar in our home park: 17. Boomerang (neither of us like this style of ride) The Boomerang we rode at SFDK was ROUGH so we don't want to ride any of these 18. Fireball-this honestly looks like a fair ride. No one was on it 19. Colossus (ferris wheel) 20. The Buccaneer 21. The Joker: Carnival of Chaos We spent about 3-4 hours here and ultimately left because it was hot, lack of shade, only one refillable water bottle station and since 25% of the rides were closed and 4 we had no interest in. Up close parking was amazing. Loved that. I will not be returning to this park as it is now managed by Enchanted and the only reason I visited this year was because it was the last year I could with my SF pass. I remember enjoying coming here as a kid and am not sure if it is just the fact that I grew up, time or life experience that took some of the magic this place once held for me. I don't regret coming but it wasn't the fun experience I had in mind. Also issues with using our drink pass, hardly any where had icees, the one place that did honored the pass but it was the only one we got.