My BF was begging me to go.. So finally I caved in and agreed to go. I thought it was going to be…read morelame and made for kids. When we got there, it was a long line of late teens and adults. The line had around 50 people in it, but the wait was only 10-15 minutes which is the same wait time as a ride at knotts so it's not that bad. This maze was SUPER SUPER SUPER scary!!! I was screaming and grabbing on my Bf's shirt the whole time! The optical illusions and the scary people mixed with the darkness was beyond creepy! I can't believe I thought it was going to be a kid maze!!! There were grown men screaming behind me and the woman behind me peed in her pants. It's not overwhelmingly nerve wrenching or anxiety ridden; it's exciting. I'll definitely be dragging my friends here next year ;) Tip: $5 donation is appreciated, but not necessary ;)

I hope it's back for 2022! It WAS one of a kind until Knott's highjacked their concept for one of…read moretheir mazes. It's short but packs in plenty of scares in creepy environs. Worth driving to from Pasadena. Does justice to their ninjitsu theme. Super creative!

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.

Great place felt super scary just a great time cast and crew amazing! Had a blast I was scared at…read moreevery point

It's voted as the #1 haunted maze in SoCal for a reason. The place is an area next to Starbucks and…read moreother business. So parking is peak during night time For first timers, there are regular and express. $20 or so difference to skip the line but it's not a long wait. ROT has two different experience: lights out or non-lights. The difference...not much. However, they have one strict rule: phones are off and no videography after the introductory video because they have cameras everywhere and they will know. In lights out, a group (max of 5) is given one glow stick and must travel at least 12 mazes with lights completely out. So everything that would potentially scare you...ranging from scare actors jumping out, animatronics attacking from all angles and even loud sounds would startle the bravest. It's my first time and all I got was like 2 flinches and that's it. The drive here is insane unless you are local so I recommend leaving early. Nonlights is where it's the same thing but some guests want to see the full animatronics but less scare. At the end I the maze, there is merch store. Overall, highly recommend lights out and plus it's cheaper and it's worth it.

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.

Been coming here for at least 10 years. Beautifully spooky display with a well thought out story…read more About 10 minutes to watch. One of the best home display haunts.

I was given the opportunity to take photos of this event, it was an amazing experience. I shared my…read morepictures and videos here. I hope you enjoy them as much as I did taking them. You should be scared... Thank you, Marguarite and Tuesday for the opportunity to be a part of this event. Dom is the GOAT!

The people who have the Halloween party don't care about the neighbors. Big time party and lines to…read moreget in all the way to the end of the block. I should know I lived next door for years.

The 17th Door is the most extreme haunt I know of and it's located right here in Southern…read moreCalifornia. They have built elaborate rooms within stunning sets that act like terrifying characters themselves plus an incredible cast. The storytelling alongside the scares makes this 30-minute extreme haunted attraction quite the event. *Also I just read my review from 11 years ago and they've changed the themes to less real world problems and more fun, also the new location is incredible and their sets are absolutely movie studio quality now. They've really grown and have kept the passion & amazing actors but improved their storytelling and have clearly invested a lot into the location in time, work and money.

Everything this was one of the best things I could have done ever! The jump scares the maze is the…read morenew stuff that they had everything amazing!!!!

Another really, really amazing haunt presented by the Peninsula High School Drama Department!!…read more 2nd year we've done, I mean, been victims, to the PHSDD's Haunt and it didn't disappoint!! Everyone should come support the Drama Department; they do such a great job at this and I hope it continues for many years to come! This year's theme was the haunted Grace Hotel...decorations, actors, spookiness, length of the haunt, lighting, swamp effect, everything was fantastic! I particularly liked the cool spiral lighting effect...so cool! We seek out great haunts every year and this one definitely fits the bill! HIGHLY HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

Great dramatic, professional and scary experience a couple years ago. Can't wait to see what they…read moredo this year 8)

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

Tonight was a great turnout with several people loving the haunt. Around every corner you'll be…read morescared to move forward. Short but worth it, you can re-enter as much as you want, if of course you make it out like Jimmy

Queen Mary's Dark Harbor is one of my favorite Halloween event, not just because of the top-notch…read moremazes and characters, but because of the ship itself. The Queen Mary is genuinely one of the most haunted locations I've ever visited, and blending that real-world history with a full-scale Halloween event makes this experience unlike any other. The new version of Lullaby: Teddy's Revenge is my favorite maze this year! It's on the ship! Scary Mary's maze returns reimagined, built around the first-class swimming pool where she drowned, and this year her teddy bear comes back possessed. It's one of the mazes open during early entry. Shipwrecked: Brace for Impact is incredible! This new maze for 2026 is located inside the ship. The story goes that the ship crashed through a submarine and the drowned sailors have come back. This is the story for the new icon character called the Commander. There is an upgraded experience called Gale's Requiem at the exit of the infirmary maze before leaving the ship that is stunning and eerie. I highly recommend. Between mazes, guests can enjoy roaming performers, carnival style entertainment, and food that adds to the festive atmosphere. The energy never dips, and the crowd was buzzing all night long. Of course, I ended my evening at the dance party and foam zone, which is always the perfect way to wrap up a night of scares.

First time at Dark Harbor, and I was pleasantly surprised. Scary isn't really my thing (I jump…read morescare way too easily ), but my boyfriend insisted, and I'm glad we went! We went early Sunday evening and got to explore two mazes before the official show began. Shipwrecked was a favorite because it gave me a peek at parts of the 100-year-old ship I'd never seen before, including the propeller! I love a good themed experience, and they really commit to it -- even the food vendors had themed names! There are 6 mazes total, and Clowns and Voodoo were the creepiest for sure! The pop-out jump scares, creepy sounds, and lighting really make the experience. Lines were relatively short for the mazes and even shorter with our Fast Fright Pass. Food and cocktails are priced about what you'd expect at a concert or entertainment venue, so be prepared to spend a little extra. Overall, a fun, creepy night and a solid way to get into the Halloween spirit!