I was excited with the thought of going to the Pumpkin Nights, i was visualizing all types of…read morepumpkins carved and looking amazing. Boy was i wrong!!!! The "pumpkins" they had were fake styrofoam cut outs, they looked nice but they were fake so that was a big disappointment for my self. The food vendors they had were kinda whack. The funnel cake vendor was really backed up they started giving back people their money. It sucked because even tho their fryer was broke they still kept selling cakes and telling people 10 minutes. They could of kept it real and closed down earlier. The teriyaki vendor was pretty good but most of their food was sold out. Over all the the experience was so so the display of the "pumpkins" was alright the lighting was decent. I wouldn't come back ever again tho it really didn't wow me.

Skip it!!! It took ONLY 30 min to walk through. This was an…read moreexpensive night. For minimal sights and sounds. Impressed with the styrofoam carvings yes. Lots of details but expected a lot more. Maybe more themed areas. Maybe more interactions. I don't know, but I'm bummed and all of my friends I convinced to go and buy tickets for the family are pissed about "wasting money" too. Gee thanks for the coupon code Pumpkin Nights. Family of four still costed $55 Looks like all the pics and videos advertised are from out of state Pumpkin Nights.

7 friends and I went to Helms Night Terrors Haunted House location in October 2012…read more WOW....... Walking up to the house there was a line to the street. Then they only allow so many at a time to enter so you can have the full effects of interaction haunting. OMG some people would come running out from the entry and no re enter again. then there were some others screaming their heads off all way through. YEAH OK... so that was me You finally reach the end of the Haunted house and your greatful and happy to be free from the scary-ness you just subjected your self too and some people wen and re got in line again. BRAVE SOULS!!! LOL as I was walking down the drive way to leave there was a family walking up and they heard some people screaming from inside the kids looked at their parents like NO MOMMY NO DADDY please don't make me go in there AND indeed the kids refused to go in there one of them screaming and crying so bad that the parents had to go one at a time ( By them selfs) I will be at the 2013 location! cant wait t get scared to death again I am gonna post my pictures from my visit when I am done with this review.

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.

I'm not sure how I haven't written reviews before, but this is the new and improved Dark Corner…read moreHaunt location! What used to be located in the National Bowling stadium is now only located at the old Carson City prison. It has been out of service for over a decade now, but this used to be the location of some executions. It is now open to the public for various tours and now this haunted house. Last year I went to the haunted prison and there were some really good scares. They played into the prison theme a lot but also came up with a jungle theme that turned out really good. There were 4 areas total where you had a small queue in-between each building. Different characters would dress up and spook you as you waited in line. Scare factor was fully there, and had me questioning my own senses. I love the one part where you're in total darkness and you have to feel around to make your way through. This is a small part of the whole experience, and it's something I look forward to after going to the old haunts at the bowling stadium. The location is incredible and really adds to the spookiness. I know a lot of hard work goes on behind the scenes from Holly, Dustin, and all the crew. It's a labor of love and it's really cool to see what they come up with every year. I really enjoyed the different photo ops before the haunt and the little games area before waiting in line. My only suggestion would be to ensure that enough staffing is present to help direct the lines around this area. If the queue was long but you also wanted to play games, it got a bit crowded and some people cut the line without knowing. Be sure to buy tickets in advance for your preferred date/ time, and happy haunting!!

Better than Universal Horror in Las Vegas! Just as professionally done but with a scarier…read moreatmosphere. Universal seems like it's made to not scare their lawyers.

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.

Took my son (13), and we went. What an amazing experience! I thought they were going to have us…read morego in a big group--but once you enter and go in a bit, they will parse you out in small groups, so we were able to walk the trail alone, as in just us. They really went all out on the decorations. The costumes were top notch. There system to usher people in and out is very organized, so there was little wait. The tickets are very affordable--understand the closer to Halloween the more $$$--i saw the signs last year, but needed to wait until my son hit 13. Overall--go if you have the opportunity--what a wonderful experience!

We had a lot of fun! Parking was tight and a little hectic at first, but it was their first year at…read morethis location so I imagine that'll get better every day/year. Complete the waiver beforehand online! You take a hay ride to "the base camp" where they have cheap non alcoholic drinks, tacos, restrooms, photo spots, music, scarers, and corn hole. You will line up when your time group gets called; it's okay to join the line late after your time group. They sent us in initially as a group of 15. Once we got through the first portion of the forest, we were separated into our individual groups. There were multiple checkpoints throughout where they separated groups again when we'd catch up to others. It was not the most scared I've ever been, but it was fun to find our way around the forest only by candlelight. I do not recommend for people who have a hard time walking on uneven ground. There are lots of opportunities to trip if you're not careful.

This is not open yet. It will not open till the 4th of October. I drove all the way there to check…read moreit out and was highly disappointed that it was not open. This site is very misleading.

Beats sacramento scream park. We went to the scare park and was rushed through. Waste of money, but…read morewe hit this one after and it was 1/3 the time but they made sure to make it fun and scary. Worth it! Also get the golf package for same price as the scare park and enjoy your evening! Only reason not 5 star is I wish it was a bit longer.

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.

Tyre were lots of photo opportunities. As we know, pictures can be misleading. All pumpkin patches…read morehave become overpriced and overrated. I didn't like the long drive to park or the $25 parking charge. The business demands profit right from the start. There were bundle deals for a few attractions if you liked the combo provided, but changing the combo was not an option. I did appreciate that some of the attractions can be purchased individually. The dinosaur statues set this farm apart from the others and makes it feel prehistorically cool. The food trucks can be expensive but tasty, there were picnic tables to sit, convenient and comfortable.

Oh man! Wasn't sure what to expect, I had never gone here but heard great things. The staff is so…read morewonderful, first off. We were going through the ultimate side with another family, and a little girl from their group started to feel a little nauseous. The nice man with the chainsaw noticed and walked her around to escort her out while still not breaking character for the rest of the group. Big kudos for that. I find it so so smart to have the setup that they do in regards to the first and second maze. The first maze is defining family friendly, no jump scares, a lot of cute spooky stops for the kids throughout the maze. Then if you upgrade to the ultimate side, you get to enjoy the jump scares with a bunch of murderers. So well done. They are even so great at guiding groups who may get a little confused on where to go (like us lol) without breaking character. Just an overall fun place to be. They also have a tower for an employee to watch over the maze for safety reasons or if anyone strays from the group and may get a little lost. We went during the daytime which was very very fun but I would totally recommend going at night if you're looking for that elevated scare factor because I bet that maze in the dark is exceptionally spooky lol. I wish we explored more of the other things they had out for people to do. Like, the games and prizes. I think they said something about a free movie at night that they project with popcorn. They also had a petting area for the goats. Overall such a great time. My kids have been begging me for hours to go back. Will probably do a night run sometime before Halloween and will definitely come back next year.

We LOVE Rickey Ranch! We've been going for the last 4-5 years. Some years we go multiple times!…read more Everyone is always super nice and helpful. They have several different style pumpkins and lots of sizes to choose from. They have tons of photo ops around the patch from pyramid hay stack, old trucks, tractor, photo cut outs and more. My little LOVES riding the ponies every year! It's her favorite thing there! Pony rides are $13. And sooooo fun! They also have farm animals, truck ride you can go on and blow up play area for kids. I even saw face painting this year! Oh and snow cones!!!! 10/10 would recommend!

Mama needed a fall activity and so did my babes…read more I needed a place close but fun! The interwebz, led me to Rickey Ranch. The boys enjoyed themselves! Horse rides, pumpkins, hay rides, Pic opportunities, animals to feed, blow up run through thing, snacks, and a giant hay pyramid. Support local and fun!