The decorations get better and better each year. Our family loves to explore the trails in the…read moreweeks leading up to the fair to see the progress. I love the fun details that the crew takes the time to build into each set. Kids always love the train ride! It can be really busy and tickets need to be purchased in advance.

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I'm an experienced "houser," if that is our term, and I came to Hauntville after having not gone…read moresince I was about 9. Reason being I moved out of Ohio and before that I lived about three hours away from it's old location, near (now) Great Wolf Lodge in Sandusky. That said, it impressed me even then with its combo stylishness/slyness. It's not enough to just scream and pop out. That's cheap. You have to be creative and use standard props in an interesting way. Hauntville did and does this. I visited them this Halloween season in the Elyria location and despite being woefully understaffed the creativity remained in high order. one of the most interesting psychological elements was in the Prison house. Not to spoil the surprise but the Warden character (good actor, btw) was always in an "elevated state," making the customer feel more helpless. Little atmospheric touches like this abound, especially in the succinct but suspenseful "Unknown" pitch black maze with multiple awesome "fun house" elements mixed in. Hauntville has HIDDEN RIDES within a few rooms. So fun. AND more BIG HEAD PUPPETS than any other haunt which are more customizable than animatronics, especially when the actors are strong and they are here. You can tell they care. Most of them could improv for days, especially the ticket taker at the Haunted Bayoo/Shanty house. (How many people can riff about "sister-cousins" breathlessly for ten mins straight?) Shout-out to Kristi for really making me feel welcome and appreciated.

My husband and I visited on a Friday right around 7:30pm. We didn't have to buy fast passes as the…read morelines weren't long. I don't want to give away too much...but it was a good haunted house. I'm not a fan of being scared by loud noises and there were a TON of horns and whatnot. Hauntville had a lot of unique scares and things that were different than other houses. The actors with the chainsaws touched your legs with the fake saws and there were a couple big objects that ran right into me.

Have been going to this house for the past 4-5 years. It's been around a lot longer than that…read more Pretty solid houses. I've never paid for VIP tickets but it's normally $20 for 1 time or $30 unlimited. The staff is extremely nice. The actors do a good job and the house is scary enough for all ages. Not the most scary but just the right amount I believe. Neat weekend themes Great area to hang out with for food and refreshments afterwards or if you are waiting for someone. Nice classic haunted house. Overall a nice 8.1 out of 10

Year over year, minor changes here and there. More than half the props are the exact same things…read moretime after time. It looks like they work more on donations than actual creativity. It makes me wonder if any of the money they make actually gets invested in anything other than advertising. Supposedly it's all given to charity but I have my reservations on that one. It looks like they take old junk they get and throw some latex on it and call it new. Some structural improvements this year. I didn't feel like I was going to fall through the floor at several points like before, but still the same tired design. Same tired makeup. Same tired lines. For a group that calls themselves "The Legion of Terror" the only thing scary are the sexual assault rumors being spread and their poor attempts to recruit young kids into their group. I wouldn't recommend supporting here. I'm not even sure it's worth to try to go back another year looking for improvements because if you go once, you're good for 10 years. Sad. This used to be one of the best houses in the area.

Th a place was a khool alternative to your average blood and guts haunted places. This place is…read moreactually haunted, and was pretty informative, we had half a tour with on o the main owners, katherine, she was awesome, next 2 facilitators were ok, we had a great time it was cold, so dress warm if you ever want to do a NITE visit. Via lantern tour. So khool wife loved it, you have to wear a hat to let the spirits know you are friendly, and the hats are real festive, they even had coffee and cider, free, 20$ a pop for house tour but it was worth it.

Fun alternative to traditional chainsaw, bloody corpses haunted houses. This historical property…read morehas a long history dating back to the Connecticut Western Reserve. Ghosts, spirits and auras can been seen while on the tour. The carriage house houses the ticket booth and vintage photos. The solarium in the main house welcomes you with music and refreshments. Be sure to take photos as auras will appear! Be open to the possibility! After your tour, grab your flashlight and head across the street to wooded forest trail. Great fall evening activity for the whole family or date night!

The little theater is actually a complex of several theaters in chagrin falls. It has been recently…read morerenovated and has a welcoming lobby. We have seen quite a few productions here, and have always been impressed. The production value is far higher than you would expect from a community theater. They also have great shows for kids around the various holidays. Be sure to support this wonderful resource in chagrin!

Always a good show with local actors. We attended the annual play, Murder By the Falls, taken from…read morethe book written by Bob Abelman of Chagrin Falls, Ohio. The play was fun. We learned about the murder and the suspects. Then we all went outside for an hour to look for the hidden clues for Who did it. In the program is a page to fill out with the clues you find and the name of the alleged murderer. Then you submit your information online or by turning it in. Then, back at the theater, we learned more about the suspects alibis, and we learned who the murderer was. The attendee who got everything correct won a gift basket that included tickets to an upcoming show. Memberships are available or buy single tickets to shows. VIP tickets include hors d'oeuvres and beverages before the show and dessert afterward. We had a wonderful evening. Parking can be difficult to find so give yourself plenty of time.

This is an amazing live music venue for folk indie music and bluegrass. It is a small historical…read morespace seating about 75 at tables and 150 if only chairs auditorium rooms. Most tables were of 8 ppl and couple of 4 tops and some benches and chairs along the sides. Great acoustics. Vaccine or negative Covid test required. A nice set up of a small bar w a nice selection of craft beer, wine and sodas. A lovely experience. Parking for the G.A.R. Hall is located directly across the street on the South West Corner of Route 303 and Riverview Road. There is handicap parking located directly in front of the G.A.R. Hall. Alternate Parking can be found 1 block away at the old Yellow Creek Trading Company. Or at Riverview Court (old Ohio Hardwoods) on the Southeast Corner of the intersection of Route 303 and Riverview Road. Parking in Peninsula is always tight so consider car pooling if coming w friends. Can't wait to return!

A wonderful small historic venue where music can be enjoyed. Performers from all around the will…read morestop and play here for an evening during the week or on weekends. We've gone to watch bands I've never heard of and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. It's a very personal connection to the performers because the hall only holds a hundred ppl or so. You can buy a beer or cocktail and for 2 hours just relax and listen. Very friendly ppl. My only reason for 4 stars is the bathrooms are in the basement. I've seen a new addition that is supposed address this problem but haven't been yet. I absolutely recommend!

Fun Festival in Twinsburg, Ohio. Beautiful park setting. Great characters. People come in costumes…read more Band performed music, they were great. Fun activities. Artist at Heart Paint parties. Art Classes with Wizard of Oz themes and characters.

It's almost Latinx Heritage Month and I want to shoutout the lovely and wonderful LeFemme Mystique!…read moreI honestly can't believe I haven't reviewed this artistic gem sooner. Bella, the owner and Burlesque Queen of Cleveland, is a true visionary that energizes Ohio with her brilliantly curated programs, events and festivals. She believes in restoring the art of burlesque into Cleveland as it once was in its vintage heyday. All her troupes performances are super fun, engaging and classy, blending the art of burlesque into a beautiful evening out. While they don't have any performances right now due to the pandemic, this is a fabulous and inclusive business owned by a completely rad woman. You can always count on a LeFemme event to be a glamorous and cool night out!

A Cleveland gem! Every time I go to a Cleveland Burlesque show I leave thrilled, empowered, and…read morewith a smile on my face. This is the most positive, diverse, and loving space you will find in the region. You never know what you will see on stage, and the people who put on these shows -- from the production team and dancers to the sound team and venue staff -- are all highly engaged and professional while still appearing to enjoy what they are doing. The crowds are always super fun and having a blast. Just another wonderful art and community experience in the underrated CLE!