I never get tired of this. They do such a great job, and it…read moreis so cleverly put together, that you cannot help but enjoy it. Not scary, just fun. In other words, you can bring kids. It's an outdoor show, repeating about every 20 minutes. Be sure to turn off your headlights when you are parking so you don't run it for everyone else. A Halloween tradition!

This house is always done up really well. The main story has remained the same, but there are some…read moreupdates from year to year. Definitely one that I keep coming back to over the years and still enjoy. Thanks for putting in all the work to set it up. It must take a month to put it all together.

Every year, the magic just gets more and more extraordinary…read more So grateful to the creators of this magic for sharing their generosity and creativity with us! Happy Halloween to you and your family!

So much fun! Thank you for decorating. Amazing photo ops! This was our first time. I'm looking…read moreforward to the Xmas decorations

Very impressive home haunt. We use to have one before so it's hard not to compare! Highly…read morerecommended!

The most terrifying walk-through I've ever been through. Persson's with a heart condition. Beware…read more Super super scary! Can't wait till this opens again this year. Whoever produced this walk-through is super talented! Congrats!

This Halloween home haunt is an atmospheric joy. The night we visited was perfect- a cool autumn…read morenight with clouds moving slowly across a mad eye moon. The house itself is perfectly nestled in what I imagined could be a quiet New England neighborhood. As you approach, you see the silhouettes of gravestones through fog and spooky green and purple lighting. Calliope music and a child's soft voice wafts towards you and you catch movement in the graveyard. Coming closer you see the "child" and you clearly hear her cautioning you. The front yard is used to great advantage as it curves around the house, with such attention to detail, from the skeletons on their eternal carousel ride, complete with the creepy ear worm worthy circus music, the ornaments on the tree, and an actual child (the haunter's daughter) surreally caps the display by meandering around the graves before heading to the tree swing to play in the cemetary. The front porch transports you to an episode out of the Twilight Zone. A cadaverous mother rocks her dead child to sleep under an antique lamp, near a broken TV while an old clock's hands spin out of time in a wash of blue light. There is also a sound activated knive-wielding masked nurse that is offering COVID tests. Which is easily the scariest part of this 2020 Halloween season.

is this still operating every friday and sat and what months? Also what is the address?read more

Always a great spot to stop at if your a fan of American Horror Story: Murder House! Some other…read morenotable shows that were filmed here were: Buffy the Vampire Slayer, X-files, Dexter, and so many more! It's a great photo op, usually there's no one else there, or maybe one of two other groups. But the place is big enough that you don't have to wait in line to take pictures! Street parking is free, but also, be respectful of the area as it is a residential area!

The famous "Murder House" from American Horror Story is located in Los Angeles and is great fun to…read moresee. The Murder is really the Rosenheim Mansion. Rosenheim built the mansion in 1908 to live in his wife. In around 1930 Edward Everett Horton lived there. The Sisters of Social Service then took over the mansion in 1930, using it as a convent and adding a chapel to the building in 1932. Around 1999/2000 the site was declared a Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument. It was beautiful and still is in its own right. It was later sold in 2015 for about 3 million, which was a huge price cut from its initial offering. There was a lawsuit against the sellers agent for never disclosing that the property was featured on American Horror Story. Fans of the TV show stated going to it and this made the owners just a tad upset. It is now Murder House. You can now up to walk Murder House and take photos of the beautiful mansion and the area greenery. It is about an hour of fun. I had read that some can walk though it, but I did not see anyway to do that.

My social media feeds have been absolutely infested with RoT, so naturally, we had to brave the…read moretwo-hour traffic nightmare to Thousand Oaks and see what all the hype was about. After venturing through this seemingly never-ending labyrinth of terror, I can confidently say the hype is REAL! Reign of Terror transported us through an incredible collection of creepy settings. One minute we were wandering through an asylum, the next we found ourselves deep in the bayou, and somehow, we eventually ended up at a circus! And that's only scratching the surface. Every turn brought something new, unexpected, and delightfully unsettling. The production value was nothing short of phenomenal. It was absolutely on par with theme park quality, and in several instances, I'd argue it was even better! The attention to detail, immersive environments, and unexpected surprises along the way made the entire experience that much more impressive. We went in curious, braved the chaos, and came out thoroughly impressed. Reign of Terror definitely lives up to its reputation

We've don this event 5 times - NEVER dissapoints. I'm 60 and act like a little kid in there. Some…read moremodifications each year to change things up. Note we do purchase the $$ DNW in line tickets. Attention to detail, great actors (nobody "over does it") who genuinely want you to have a good time. SHOUT OUT to the last crew; we went with a 12yr old (she was very overwhelmed). The poor kid was so traumatized midway through that one of the crew broke character (in cogonito) and asked me if he could help ease her down and get her through. It was so sweet thoughtful moment. Dont worry the girl braved it and laughed about overcoming her fears on the drive home - she'll be back. THANK YOU

I went a few years back and got so scared I practically tore through the wall to get out!!! ( I…read morehave a huge fear of clowns, to say the least) Besides that, this place was amazing from the very second you're there!! SO EXCITED to take my kids !!! Thank you to all of you that take the time and money to create something so amazing !! CAN'T WAIT TO SEE HOW AMAZING IT WILL BE THIS YEAR!!!! HANDS DOWN THE ABSOLUTE BEST HAUNTED HOUSE I'VE EVER BEEN TO !!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!!!!

For 2019 the experience starts before you even walk in, with an overwhelming amount of decorations…read more Skeletal birds in cages, so many pumpkins, a chalk outline of a corpse surrounded by every weapon from Clue, a spooky witch's apothecary stand, and several costumed horrors keeping the folks in queue scared while they wait to enter. When you do make your way inside, you're greeting with old portraits and slowed down creepy music. Through the dim corridors you'll find a giant spider with glowing eyes, and a medical lab of torture, among other fiends and friends. The whole thing is only about one and a half minutes, but the final room really leaves an impression.

Can't even begin to say the amount of work and effort that was put in. The owners are genuine and…read morereally go out of their way to put on a good scare. The lines were very long and for good reason. It's worth the wait! Everyone was in character and the decorations were endless, over and above it's too bad the power went out, but even so they tried to keep spirits alive or dead...depending on how you look at it Most definitely will be back next year

Not worth your time, even if it took only 10-15 minutes, it read that it was free and would take…read moredonations, but at the door they charged $10 a head AND AGAIN IF FREE, not worth your time!

Oh my gosh so fun! Such a different escape room to what I've normally been to. The fact that there…read moreare live actors included in some of the rooms here really add to the fun! That entrance too is super cool and really unique. The parking lot in front is very small so some of our group had to park at the streets. It can be hard to spot but luckily I had a couple of friends that have gone to one of the escape rooms here before. I feel like the employees inside are very go-go-go! So make sure you arrive for your appointment on time. They direct you to the bathroom inside too and the theming of it all is amazing. Not what you would expect from the outside. We were able to do the Courtyard room and it was like we were in a set. I was very amazed by the detail and the props, and of course so proud of the group I was with because we were able to pass the room (despite a 20% success rate!). The story threw me off at first but after researching on the website after the escape room, I understand now that we did the last chapter of the journey. LOL oops! Nontheless we all had so much fun and you are really immersed and sucked into the story. I think that I would love to come here again but there is a pretty big price point that you have to be okay spending (weekdays it was like 43-46$. I really appreciate the high quality camera they use and a unique background for a nice group photo to capture the memories. Would be cool to have props photo booth style but it's okay, definitely a more formal and really detailed escape room. Highly recommend!! PS Lockers for phones and stuff to place are in the lobby but it's secured with a key that one of the group members keep.

This was my first escape room I've been to and I was super nervous. I get in my head when I don't…read moreknow what to expect. The staff was super friendly and helpful when I asked questions. Getting inside the building was interesting; turns out, there is a puzzle to solve! Once inside, we sat down, waited for the rest of our friends then signed the waiver. Thankfully, they did have a bathroom we could use ahead of time. Once we got our initial instructions from the staff member, we went into a room and received more instructions on a screen. The basement is a very immersive room, the cast member who was part of it did an amazing job! I'm so sad I can't remember her name, she truly was a delight! She even reassured me at the beginning when I was freaking out. We managed to escape with about 6 minutes left, I wish I had taken exact note of how much time. We took a celebratory picture and then I got some merch, a t shirt saying I escape the basement and one of the enamel pins. Me and my friends came to celebrate a birthday and I think we will be back in November for another friend's birthday to do the next room! I'm gonna buy a new enamel pin each time we win, I think. Definitely looking forward to coming back! Couple tips: come in one car, the lot is very small and there was only one spot left when we got there and our friends had to park farther away. For the celebratory picture, make sure to look at the right spot and fix your hair beforehand lol. Lastly, bring cash to tip the staff members! They deserve it for being so awesome! Oh, and be kind to them, I shouldn't have to say this, but I will. They are fellow humans playing characters.

If you're viewing this, read this first: GET HERE EARLY…read more Now, onto my review. This is the first year of this experience and I have to say, it was fun. Definitely worth it if you live in the area nearby. Getting here early is key as there will be plenty of covered parking. Understand there's three mazes which is perfect for small groups. What I like most is that your entire group (1-5) can go together or you can split up. You won't walk with strangers so this makes an enjoyable experience with boos and scares. Each maze will take as long as it takes you. I would say, no more than 12 mins to walk through each maze. You'll stand in que after each maze is complete. Also, plan to wear shoes that you don't mind getting dirty as you're walking on dirt. If there's any complaint I have, that would be it. Thankfully, I always think ahead, so I had emailed them and got a quick response that I should wear shoes I wouldn't mind getting dirty. They were right! My shoes were VERY dusty after this experience. Portable bathrooms are located throughout the maze que so there's plenty of opportunity if you should need these.

My friend and I had a lot of fun here. There are a total of three mazes with each maze getting…read morelonger. The only downside was the wait time in between lines. We thought we were going to fall asleep in between because it was taking so long. The good thing is it's about 4 hours so if you go early enough, you just MIGHT get out before midnight. They also have food trucks and outhouses right next to the lines so you can stop by and eat/use the RR beforehand (or after).