Hubby and I drove down from Jacksonville to check this place out last weekend. It was super…read moreinexpensive compared to most Halloween events. One adult ticket was $15. Remember they are a cash only event! We definitely had a good time and didn't wait too long for the attractions. First, we went to the House on the Haunted Hill. There was a short line and they let one party in at a time. It was pretty scary! The house exits to the haunted corn maze. Beware of scare zones! The last thing we did was the haunted hay ride. This was very good! You load up onto a trailer pulled by a tractor and pick a bench to sit on. They drive you through the corn and trees then the scare tactics take over. And they are not afraid to get up close and personal! We didn't eat there but the smells coming from the BBQ food truck were tempting. They also had a boiled peanut stand. There are several over small activities and games including a non-haunted corn maze. Great place for the kids to run around even if you don't do the scary stuff. Don't forget your sneakers and the bug spray!

This was so much fun!! More fun than halloween horror nights the people that work there are all…read morevolunteers and something about being in an actual cornmaze is what puts it over the top. so much worth the price and 2 very nice vendors! If you like being scared the haunted house and the hay ride ateso fun and creepy.

My wife is the fun things to do Halloween guru and found out about Fear Reach Scream Park on the…read moremorning news. She purchased our tickets directly from the site https://fearreach.fearticket.com/frontapp/book/ticket for $20 each and they also offer two add-on's, (1) the Double creature feature $15; and (2) the speed pass for $10 more. We purchased the $20 ticket, which grants you access to the park and 3 haunted houses. Things to know: - The park is only open on Friday and Saturday nights from 7-11pm. The park modifies its days/hours near the end of the month to be open on Thursday thru Saturday Nights (24th and 31st) until 12am. - The park is in a large open field out in the middle of Tavares. If you have trouble seeing at night you might want to bring your own flashlight because there is not a lot of lighting to and from your vehicle. - Although you are entering a somewhat enclosed park know that it is all outdoors. Dress appropriately for the humidity (it was muggy as hell), for walking in muddy grass and puddles, and prepare for mosquitos. - There are several osculating fans in the bar area which help but no air conditioning to be found other than in the restroom. - The only running water I could find was in the restroom and it was most likely well water from the property (strong sulfur odor). Bring your handy wipes! First off, I have to say that all the staff here are lovely! Every staff member we met were friendly, had a positive attitude, and truly cared about the job they were doing. I can only image that their managers treat their employees well and appreciate that they have such good people working for them. We had dinner before we arrived here, so we didn't purchase any of the food inside. It is nice to know that there are several food vendors available if you are hungry. The Gringa Mex food truck, and a BBQ vendor, along with one other vendor selling sweets and fried items. We did however purchase several drinks at the main bar and prices were competitive with one of the other bars on site. I was drinking Jai Lai IPA's and they were $6 each, not bad. There are several fun activities like the ring toss and ax throwing which cost more but all proceeds go to a good cause. Additionally, there was a Terot reader, a Henna tattoo artist, and several other merchants on site. All very cool; however, save them for after the Haunted houses to ensure you see them all. There was a very good band called The Dismembered playing during the evening. Our friend is a neighbor with one of the band members, which made the event that much more fun since we were able to meet and hang out with the band for a while. The haunted houses were pretty good. My favorite was Grimoire Manor, second best was Bloodline Barn, and third was the Chainsaw Chase. The first two are more of an actual haunted house, pretty much what we were looking for. The Chainsaw Chase is pretty much your group being quickly corralled (chased) through the haunted house by scary characters with chainsaws. It goes quick, so its over before you know it. I wish there was more characters inside and other creepy things to look at, then maybe have the chainsaw guy chase me out toward the end. Something to mention about the haunted houses is - two items jump out at you in the first two houses. One is this creepy dude that is hidden in a bed and the other is a tall dark Grim Reaper looking dude that's on a pedestal near a walkway. They are pneumatically controlled, which is awesome but they come very close and if I was the lead of our group, they would have hit me in the head because I am so tall. So just be prepared if your tall like me. All-and-all, we had a blast checking this place out. It was our first time here, and it was worth the $20 to me; I have to say, we will be back. If you are looking for another great place to enjoy the Halloween festivities, I highly recommend checking Fear Reach Scream Park out, and be sure to bring your friends, it is so much more fun with a group.

Wow. My first time here. And I really liked it. Three…read morehaunted houses. Two of them were very very good like just as good as Universal Studios. The third one was just like a maze. They have a band on the weekends. A full bar with lots of seating. They have a couple of places for a photo app. They had a dancing scarecrow. They also have a midway with games and ax throwing. A really great place to come for Halloween worth every penny! $20. Free parking..

Don't waste your time or money!! Showed up this evening (10/24) at 7 PM and parking was a mile away…read moreand the entrance line was a mile long. Never again!!! They don't care about you - they only care about how much money they can make at your expense. Very rude!!!

From the owner: Terror On The Timber Farm isn’t your average haunted house — it’s an outdoor, story-driven…read moreHalloween experience set deep in the woods of a working timber farm. Guests wind through haunted trails, cursed sets, and immersive scare zones filled with witches, zombies, and sinister characters. What makes us unique? Every October we transform the farm into a living nightmare with: Haunted trails under the open sky Special events like Black Out Night and RIP Behind the Scenes Tours Family-friendly Low Scare/No Scare Hours Exclusive activities like The Birds shotgun experience A lively vendor village with food trucks, crafts, and seasonal shopping With thousands of guests each season, professional sets built by master haunters, and a mix of terrifying and family-friendly nights, Terror On The Timber Farm stands out as North Florida’s premier haunted attraction.

I just wanted to express how amazing this Haunted house is! Plenty of scare actors. Line moved fast…read moreand scare actors were even outside with us. Inside the haunted house is massive! It's more like 3 haunted houses in one. They refresh and revamp decorations and themes each season so it never gets boring. The actors inside actually interact with people and have their own characters! It brings you to the shop, axe throwing, and escape room at the end. Marina was so helpful at the shop. The items are fun and unique. Everyone is so friendly and helpful. Our pictures came out awesome. If there is one thing I would request, PLEASE DO A ST PATRICKS DAY HAUNT!!!! After today's experience, we will be back every chance we get!

Very disappointing experience. It was billed as one of the top 5 haunted houses in the country…read more I've been through at least 20 that I would put in front of it including a first year show in the woods in Vernon, FL. Wanted to surprise my wife with a great haunted house and it was anything but. It was Nov 1. Maybe half the staff didn't come to work that day? There were extremely long segments where it would have made sense to have additional characters. If it was free or even a local fundraiser with volunteers it would be an ok house. Don't waste your money on this one.

We purchased tickets for A Petrified Forest as last minute plans on Halloween night not sure what…read moreto expect and we were really blown away. Parking is free and and so is the short tram or bus ride to the event. The experience begins on the ride as you're greeted by the bus driver; (Ours was named Splatter and his energy set the mood for the night) and his assistants who may give you a fright as they give you the lore/theme of the houses and their names. The premise of this event changes every year, and after our experience we are excited to see what they cook up next year. In the front yard of the event there are many food trucks to choose from, some with themed menu options, a few shops with an array of goods, and a DJ playing some Halloween classics. This area is a relatively small but we never felt crowded, and we're able to find seats at tables to eat, despite it being Halloween Night where we expected a peak number of visitors. The smaller area also guarantees that you'll have many encounters throughout the night with the scare actors who roam this open space. Screams from guests filled the air sporadically all throughout the night. The houses were extremely impressive. There were 3 free houses included in your ticket and 2 experiences where you pay for an extra ticket. These tickets also work as fast passes to the houses. We found that the lines went by quickly. The houses are not so much houses as they are trails through the wooded area in the event lot which added a lot more to the fear factor than your typical indoor haunted houses. Every scene was filled with props and scares. It was obvious how much effort was put into the designs of the sets. This year's premise to put it simply was an abandoned mall and the houses reflected that. What really made this night for us were the employees. This experience was very interactive and the scare actors all had great attitudes. They were in character but when we had questions about the event they answered us seriously and it showed. We got the impression that they enjoyed their work, and that helped keep spirits high all night

This time I gave it a go to try some treats along with walk the 3 trails. My favorite trail was the…read morecousin's cafe of course. The treats I tried this time was the Puffy vampire brownie and the mini donuts with strawberry and blueberry drizzle. The donuts were a bit dry but the glaze was delicious. The mango and passion fruit lemonade was delicious.

I have never been more terrified. This maze starts off with you going into a smoky hall and it…read morenever ends! I have never scream cried that much in my life. Truly a great find and one of the best horror house/mazes I've ever been in! Definitely one for the books and my friends all agree. Make sure you go with a small group, four is perfect! I would not go in alone unless you are one brave soul.. There are two trails, reasonably priced and long too!

Genuine Haunted Maze made by people from the community. It's affordable, if you're looking for a…read moregood scare, check this out.

I have done this tour 4 out of the 6 ghost tours ( in St.Augustine , so far. This is the one I keep…read moregoing back to. Even though I have not had to much happen, this is the one that I like the best. There are several options , including a house which we have always had a bit of action in some way or form . Lighthouse-Graveyard . I have gone off to the lighthouse on my own and had more experiences. Everyone exsperiance will be different. There is no guarantee you will see ,feel or come into contact with with any supernatural entities, but it's definitely fun and worth it when you're in town.

We took the Haunted Pub Crawl and our tour guide was Carl. He was amazing, had knowledge, stories…read moreand very entertaining. I would highly recommend and ask for Carl!!!

My favorite and I'm going to ride it any and every time I'm in Magic Kingdom…read more The line queue is outside but covered to protect you from sun or rain. The employees running the line play the part from their outfits to stone faces. A large group of riders will be let inside the first and second waiting areas of the ride, which set the tone and have you greeted by a spooky host. Doom buggies will ride you through the various dark scenes and show you all the inhabitants of the mansion. 99 ghosts in all! Don't forget to check out the nearby gift shop.

The Haunted Mansion is one of my favorite rides at Disney World. Top five. It's a must-ride…read more It's not actually scary like a haunted house you'd go to during Halloween season or an attraction at Halloween Horror Nights at Universal. The ride is family-friendly, so kids and adults can enjoy it alike. I never rode this one as a kid, only as an adult, and I quite enjoyed it. It just has a lot of original charm and appeal. The ride is old and opened concurrently with Magic Kingdom on October 1, 1971. While updates have been made over the years, I've heard that the original magic of the ride has stayed true to the original. We had Lightning Lane passes on a non-holiday Monday around 1:05 PM and experienced about a five-minute wait. The regular line was really long. There are lots of memorable moments. Highlights for me included the seance room with Madame Leota, the ballroom with the dancing ghosts (neat special effects; reminds me of Super Castlevania IV), and the cemetery with old-school animatronics. I like the song, "Grim Grinning Ghosts," composed by Buddy Baker in 1969. There are lots of fun details and Easter eggs inside and outside of the ride. Admittedly, I didn't notice that the paintings stretched. I was a bit disoriented in the "elevator" room and didn't know what to expect. I thought maybe the room was rotating. My wife and I got stuck for a few minutes in one of the "Doom Buggies" in the cemetery. That experience was actually fun and we didn't mind it. It gave me extra time to take in and appreciate the sights. Shortly after getting home from this trip to Disney World, we watched the movies Haunted Mansion (2023) and Muppets Haunted Mansion (2021) on Disney+. These are movies based on the ride. The original version of this ride at Disneyland in California is different. The Disneyland version is shorter and the outside looks like an antebellum mansion as opposed to the Disney World version's Gothic revival architecture. I recommend checking out Cinemassacre's September 2025 video review of The Haunted Mansion on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nQguaXmUzk