BAD BUSINESS! FACT: I emailed Screamtown about our experience stating that on the night we were there, and spent $100 for our 2 tickets, they seemed incredibly understaffed and that we were disappointed with other aspects at Screamtown. I received a reply and was told there were some actors out with the flu but that it was unlikely that there were as few actors as we encountered and was offered tickets for another date that I could not make. I emailed back, thanking them for the offer and also affirming the lack of interaction we received and affirmed another issue. In both of my emails, I stated that I think that Screamtown has a lot of potential. In repsonse, Matt, the owner of Screamtown proceeded to flood my email in box with forwarded messages from facebook and then replied with this: "Sorry again that your glass was half empty The general public is hard to please. Complainers are everywhere, and very depressing to those of us that work so hard. I'll buy you tickets to trail of terror next year if you want to want to have the worst time of your life." My Yelp account had not yet been confirmed so my review that I wrote on 10/27 had not yet posted. I was in editing it because I thought that it was nice that I had originally received a reply. I received the above email while I was editing and decided to leave my review as it was and add the above mentioned email in the reponse. I replied to Matt at Screamtown again stating that I was only sharing what happened because it didn't seem right. I hadn't asked for our money back or anything free out of it. I would prefer to see a place like Screamtown succeed over other businesses. Matt replied by telling me that I should be ashamed of my review and: "You have damaged peoples jobs and effected peoples income and their families. You have hurt our business irrevicably SAD and Nasty" Needless to say that after these interactions with the owner, I didn't even think it was necessary to comment on the experience we had the night we were there as Matt's replies speak volumes for his level of concern regarding the customer. Personally, I don't have any desire to support a business that treats it's customers in this manner. read more

Review from a haunt actor from a "rival" attraction & haunt attraction connoisseur: Absolutely amazing! Sprung for the VIP and it was worth every penny! Went on a Sunday to avoid the crowds, and glad we did b/c we had just enough time for everything. It very muddy from the previous nights rain and glad I wore my hiking boots. Despite that the attractions were very long compared to other haunts, the atmosphere in each maze was perfect and not cheap or thrown together, and the actors were great and enthusiastic (we all get tired towards the end of the night). If you don't get the VIP or go on Saturday don't expect to get through everything, because they care more about the experience so they keep the groups separated unlike other attractions so the lines take longer. It gives the actors a chance to reset and catch their breath, and I definitely appreciated that! Overall it was a great experience and hopefully the muddy trails will be made better in the future! read more

This was really fun for a weekend with my boyfriend and our siblings. However when we were there it was extremely muddy and I was more focused on trying not to fall down than on actually enjoying the attractions. Also, the "characters" sending people into each attraction sent everyone WAY too close to each other, which resulted in all of us eventually just catching up to each other and not being able to fully enjoy the attractions. Groups need to be much more spaced out. Food is overpriced. Characters are very convincing and seemed to enjoy themselves though. Overall I did enjoy it and will probably return in the future. read more

Money grubbing mud pit. The good, five haunts all decently long and actors that are in to it. The bad: Parking is on a steep muddy hill, I saw several cars stuck in the mud trying to leave. The mud continues inside the attractions, with the exception of the forest all of the haunts are a brief facade fronting corn field mazes. I don't expect the weather to be under their control but they could spend some cash for straw or wood chips for a better experience. I found myself waiting for the haunt to be over about half way through each one. Regular admission is $25 and from my Saturday night visit means about a 45 minute wait in each line. I had the fast pass, $10 more, and would not do it any other way, there are simply too many people here. If you are going to visit, spend the money but I would suggest you go elsewhere. read more

Pluses-fast pass. Long attractions. Negatives-not scary at all. You will catch up to people and have people catch up to you. This happened every attraction we went through. Half of the animatronics didn't work and when they did it went on after I walked past it. Well after. Lots of spot in the attractions where there were no actors. Or anything for that matter. One big way you can tell that most people didn't like it-there was no screaming from the guests. No body else was scared. I recommend not going to this and spend your money elsewhere. read more

I went last night for the first time. I thought it was a lot of fun. I liked the no public intoxification made a huge differnce with the crowd, especially with a crowd that big. I think there could be a few more staff out walking around. But over all I highly recommend this place. I thought the attractions were very well planned and put together. read more

Had a great time! Well worth the over hour drive...I definitely want to go again. I did the vip for the first time this year and I am so happy I went with it! Well worth the extra for the frightful scares! read more

We went last night (Halloween) we were all pretty excited to go the roads were super slippery and wet in fact they had cars driving up hills fast so they wouldn't get stuck. We walked in 1-2" of mud the whole night not that its there fault but made for tough walking! The 1st haunted house we went into was the "Meltdown" it was scary and fun, but after that its as if they didn't have enough staff we went through most with some having 3 people to scare you. We did pay for the fast pass that was cool didn't have to wait too long in lines. They had another VIP pass but only had 2 places for the VIP for an extra 10 bucks it wasn't worth it for 2 more places to go. All in all we gave it an OK vote, would we go back? Nope but it was worth trying it out on Halloween night next year were going to try another place it would have been worth the $35.00 bucks each if all the haunted houses were as good as the 1st pretty much a night of walking in the dark hoping to get scared....didn't happen for us! read more

A group of us went on 24th. A record setting night for number of people going. It rained the day before. We got there at 850 and took the back roads so we came in from the west in 212 and skipped the car back up. It was middy but we parked as soon as we got past the driveway and walked two fields to the entrance. We were able to bu pass more mud and car waiting that way. If you go parking closer to the entrance isnt necessarily faster. We got there and waited in line for about 30-40 mins to get in. We bought our tickets online. Just theregular. Although everyone had to wait in line to get in. The fast pass and vip are for when you get in. They are definilty worth paying extra for becuase they had to wait mabe 10 mins to get in where as with regular tickets we waited an hour. The meltdown was a nice warmul. It wasnt really too scary but was well put together and still impressive. The actors were teenagers and they were tired you could tell. It still scared some of the girls in our group a bit. The next one we went to was The circus one. That one alone made the whole trip worth it. It was a ling wait but the actors were on point. Unpredictable and dressed to the T. The house had tons of turns and phychological mind tricks you could not tell what to expect and the actors did a good job on instilling panic on the group. We made it out all alive and well haha and had stories. The rest we didnt have time for because it was 1150 by the time we got out. Id go again with friends that havent gone before but would go earlier in october. Hope this helps. Oh dress warm and wear old shoes, dont drink you wont appreciate it as much. read more

I've been to Screamtown a couple times in the past and had a great time. Saturday 10/17 was a disappointment. Arrived at 8:30 p.m., waited a half-hour in the ticket line and entered the park at 9 p.m. We got some hot chocolate and then waited an hour in the Meltdown line with a group of females (adult/teen mix) swearing themselves blue, going on-and-on ad-nauseam about an argument with another patron and how they were going to "beat her a$$." Then another hour wait for Oak Blood Forest. We were sent through with about 20 other people, all walking in a line through the trail. Not very suspenseful when you're in a pack like that - it was something more akin to shopping at the local Halloween Express. After that - 11 p.m. and Screamtown was a ghost town - they closed up and we were ushered out. $25 to wait 2.5 hours in lines for two attractions. Now, we could have paid more for the fast pass, but why should we? It appears the Screamtown owner is perfectly aware of the overcrowding, and the fast pass is a bandaid approach (not to mention a money-grab) - you still will wind up with a lot of disappointed guests. Some solutions might be to add more cashiers to speed up the ticket line, and stay open past 11. The sets and actors were pretty awesome - wish I could have seen them all, in the way they were meant to be experienced. read more

Two adults and two children went at 8:00 on sat the 18th of Oct. The price without buying upgraded tickets was $110. the line to purchase tickets was 20 to 25 minutes long. Once in, the lines were a lot worse. The kids took us to Meltdown and we stood in a line for 45 minutes to get in. We were out in 8 minutes. We went next to the Red Neck something, maybe Hotel. Stood in line for over a half hour and were out in about 4 or 5 minutes. Stood in lines to use the Port o Poties. Then off tho the Maze because there was no line. In and out in about 5 minutes. Great, we liked that. Next over to get a BBQ pork chop. Your guessed it, stood in line. The time now was about 10:30 and as the park closes at 11 and that's not enough time to stand in another line we left. $131 in 2 and a half hours and we were able to see 3 of the venues, I think there are 8 or 9 to see. I would never go again. read more

So impressive! The attractions are really long...up to like 15 minutes! Everything is really detailed as far as decor. The lines weren't bad at all. The 'Oak Blood Forest' was way up through the woods and was extremely well thought out. The owner is a really nice guy, who should be very proud of his work. Give him some bidness!! read more

First timer this year. Went on the last day. It was advertised as a "lights out" event and supposed to be scarier than any other night and include their best actors. There was nothing special about it. Only 3 attractions were open and the others that were advertised on the website were closed completely. My friends and I waited over an HOUR in line for Oak Blood Forest. It also started to rain a little which turned the woods into a giant slip n slide. Even though this was the best attraction, it wasn't worth waiting that long or paying $40 for. The scariest part was almost falling in the mud! Additionally, I thought it was weird that there were more props than real life actors. Plus the actors that were there to scare you in line kept going out of character which took away the scary aspect. Overall, screamtown is not worth the price you pay. The advertising is really good but it's totally overhyped. Definitely wasted my money and would not suggest it. read more

Went to Scream Town the other night and had an AMAZING time. The actors did a great job scaring everyone, and the costumes were fantastic and creative. The attractions were all huge, and were very well designed. The "Fast Pass" option is highly recommended, and the same goes for the V.I.P. package. Definitely the best Halloween event I have been to yet! read more

went Sunday 10 23 16, what a joke, only 6"monsters" per attraction at best, out of all the scares the loud speakers saying get out were the ones that made me jump for the simple fact that they blast right in your ear,the crop circle attraction had one person in the entire attraction don't waste your money or time read more

I wish i could rate it lower then a one star. It took me over an hour and a half just to get off highway 212 to get to the parking lot of scream town because of the poor parking lot system they have. And when i got there i was told to go to a different parking lot where my car was boxed in. When i got out of my car the place was so muddy they had to have a truck drive us to the front gate otherwise we would get stuck, and the guy driving the truck (Tony) had no sense of respect for safety and almost ran into many other cars. When i got into scream town i was quickly disappointed with the quality of the attractions. They looked very blah and didn't have any wow factor. The next thing that disappointed me was how long the lines are. I did 2/8 attractions in the 3 hours i was there.... For paying $50 to do this i was very unhappy. The main thing i went there for was to get a good thrill and i didn't even get that. There wasn't one time i felt that thrill or rush i had at other attractions i had been to. The people that were trying to scare you weren't even scary and would often make sexual references about whether it be " i Love the look on a tall blonde boy" or referring to how pretty my girlfriend, who i went with, was and " how nice" he was gonna treat her. I also was touched by a guy with a chain saw and smelt like gasoline and fog machine smoke for the rest of the time i was there and me and my girlfriends shoes were covered in mud and stained. After we decided to leave we were promised a ride back from the truck that brought us from the parking lot to the front gate and after waiting a half hour for the truck i finally had to ask for the owner (Matt) to see if a truck was coming. After another 15 minutes of waiting he finally came and picked us up. Then when we got back to our car and realized we are boxed in. Thank god for the good samaritans of the world otherwise i would have had to wait to for the person who blocked me in to get out of the way. I would really appreciate a refund because i am not a happy customer. read more