First time here with my 12 year old daughter. Really cool event…read moreThey did a great job with all the props . Sound effects are cool, actors are all good and very into their roles. Definitely a few good jump scares . We bought tickets at the front and had about 15 min wait. It was pretty crowded, lots of young teens.

Not worth it at all, I'd recommend going somewhere else. this place is a complete waste of time…read moreand rip Off . This year for 2023 is terrible if you want to have a better time go somewhere else, long wait times , accepting more people than they should have and terrible staff and actors . It's a clown show here .

An amazing experience from start to finish. Characters roaming the lot keeping the lines bearable…read more Wait wasn't that long but definitely worth the time. Dark colony was worth the line. So many dark and creepy people roaming in marvelous scenes. Obviously many hours put into making look just right. The Klown circus was new and improved as well.

I called last minute (literally yesterday evening) looking for a haunted house to celebrate my…read moreson's 10th birthday. They were pleasant on the phone, offered me a group rate, and said that they would love to host us. 24 hour notice, and it was no problem! When we got there, they accommodated us in so many ways. My son was able to celebrate with 18 friends, some who were too scared to do everything. I walked out of the first part with tears in my eyes, doubled over laughing at how scared they were. When Poocaso did that paint brush "trick," my group almost ran up out of there. Let me not spoil any of it for anyone else, but all 4 were a hit hit hit. They even allowed us a space to set up a table for cake and goodie bags, and brought a few of the characters out to take pictures with my sons. When Cuddles came out to take a picture with my son, some of his friends took off running. This was so epic, and was made even better when one of the people told us that we were helping them fundraise. God bless you all, and we thank you for making this 10th birthday celebration amazing!!!

We just left this house , Awesone job, this was so wiorth . the visit ,I'm coming from South…read moreOzone Park , Queens. . My family live out here. My niece found this place , love it . Feels like it's not ending or u not getting out . Well done !

It's actually great and not over priced . I was more scared there than the bigger operations that…read moreare filled with people getting scared in front of you so you know what happens

This is a free haunted house sponsored by NYPD. It's my second year going…read more We get there early as the lines can get pretty long. Characters walk by for photo ops and entertainment while you wait in line. NYPD staff is so fun and friendly. The house is for ages 12 and older, they allow younger ages at the parent's discretion. It so well done with jump scares in almost every room. It feels like a safe outing. Hours this year are 5pm to 11pm from Friday to Sunday. They let you in in small groups so you don't feel rushed. At the end, they sell Halloween themed souvenirs with NYPD and Fort Totten on them. I bought a Tshirt to support such an awesome event which is FREE to the community. We loved it and appreciated it!

This haunted house was much better than I expected it to be for a FREE event. I almost turned back…read morearound when I saw that line outside but once we got on it moved pretty fast and they had plenty of entertainers coming through and scaring us while we wait. I had sooo much fun and inside has so many jump scares and themed rooms, beautifully done on the inside and out. 10/10 would go again.

Haunted houses are a fun fall activity. I went to Bane Haunted House with a couple of friends to…read morecheck it off my list of fall activities. We purchased our tickets online in advance, and got to the site pretty easily. We got on line and read the posted rules before walking into the attraction. The attraction itself is pretty creative, with a few things I haven't seen in other haunted houses. But the quitter counter, which displayed the number of guests who quit in fear, made it seem scarier than it actually was. It was honestly a bit too dark in there to see the costumes/makeup of the actors. The majority of the scares were jump scares.

Wow! This haunted house is literally CRAZY. You actually feel as if you are the star in a horror…read moreflick... from the props to the actors, everything was perfect. I have been to a couple of haunted houses and this one takes first place and there is no close second!!! You will get SCARED... regardless to how old/mature you are!!! My boyfriend and I got VIP tickets, and while waiting on the line to check-in, we saw people quitting within like 15 seconds of entering!! The check in process was quick, especially if you have the VIP tickets... I would suggest getting VIP tickets over general admission. This place gets packed, and I could only imagine how it will be as it gets closer to Halloween. This is THE PLACE TO VISIT to get your Halloween festivities started! I do not want to give anything away, but it is interactive; you have to crawl in the dark and do other fun things! I was literally screaming and closing my eyes throughout different parts of the haunted house! MY BOYFRIEND AND I MADE IT!!! ** Some of these negative reviews must be rivals; nobody pulled our hair or spit on us. The only downside was an airhead working where you check-in your bags. LOL.

This is my ice breaker of the season, and wow did I love it. We dont get scared easily but thia did…read moreit for us. Love the spacing and timing they give each group.. everybody gets their own scare time. No over lapping with other groups in front. Family owned business. The owner his daughter they are all great. The actor and props WOW they are something else.. fun games as well and they have a food stand. I so recommend this Haunted house experience. Thank you for a scary time.

If you compare this attraction to other big productions that cost more money for each ticket, you…read moremight be disappointed that you didn't get all the bells and whistles. Keep in mind, this one isn't as big, so it's comparing apples to oranges. However, if you want to enjoy a family-owned haunted house with a room tribute to various of the well-known horror movies, this is an adventure for you. It starts with an outdoor experience then you continue with the house experience where you might be able to regroup before going forward. It's also a chance to spread the groups so you don't walk into another group or ruin the experience. It's about 20-30 minutes so it's not a long experience but it's worth the price. We went the first weekend it opened. It was empty and we got to explore as well as enjoy responding to the actors. We didn't encounter another group while in each room. If you like these experiences, go earlier in the month rather than later when it gets crowded and the experience is different

I found this venue after googling "things to do". Being two days before Halloween it was fun to…read moreget into the spooky spirit!! The building is located in Mineola on an industrial block. I must admit, I thought the building would be larger. Two floors filled with popular monster ghouls and gals. There were also some characters I was not familiar with. Each exhibit was accompanied with trivia facts about the origin of the character. In this regard, the place has a museum feel to it. If you're looking to have the bejesus scared out of you or live characters all up in your face, this isn't the place for that. I personally didn't mind, although two of the exhibits did catch me by surprise. My scare quota was satisfied for the night! Expect to stay about an hour. It wasn't crowded so the friendly staff told us we could take our time. Although an hour should allow you to experience the entire place. I agree with another Yelper in that, this has the potential to be really, really awesome if done on a larger scale. However since this isn't the big city with perhaps more resources and space, it did just fine.

Man I love movies. I'll watch anything. Any time period or genre or language. Though I have to say…read moreI grew up on a lot of horror. Some might scold their dad for scaring them into never wanting to look at a doll the same way again, but I embraced Chucky (I was 5 when I watched it) and other monster-type things. That's why I was extremely interested to check out the new Long Island Monster Gallery. I did just that last night with fiancée in hand and it was a semi-spooky and fun experience. I say semi-spooky because this is NOT a horror house. Don't misunderstand that point. Nothing will jump out at you and the only ever-so-slight moment of a scare would be the little talking skeleton at the beginning which explains your entrance into this gallery of life-sized monsters created by artists from all over the world. To find this gallery, you'll head down a random road in Mineola near some of the industrial buildings. The pink and green window lights make it hard to miss. You also might hear the woman at the front who greets you when you enter as she explains to "head to the dead center of the room" (with an emphasis on that "dead" word...ha ha). Once inside, you basically have free range to walk around the different rooms and upstairs to check out the myriad of monster movie displays. You'll find a nice array with replicas from the Universal monsters of the 1930s and 40s (Frankenstein's monster and his bride, Dracula, the Wolf Man), classic icons of horror (Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhees, Michael Myers), some deeper horror movie fellas (Pinhead, Leatherface, Killer Clowns from Outer Space) and even a few modern movie notables (The Nun, Jeepers Creepers, Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark). I was super excited to see the An American Werewolf In London display as that's a personal favorite of mine. A full room for the Sanderson Sisters of Hocus Pocus was also a nice touch. So was some classic monster movie music playing while you strolled through the displays. Each one had a plaque of information about the monster, the movie, and a cool "Did you Know?" piece that gave me some fun movie facts and trivia. Despite all the positives, I'm going four stars with this review (maybe it's like 4.5). As awesome as the gallery was, it felt like the first step in something that could be so much greater. The space was on the smaller side with it difficult to move around at times due to volume of people. A bigger building would bode so well. Plus, more space means more monsters! I definitely felt like there were a few missing (The Invisible Man to start, though maybe he was there and I didn't see him? Har har). Plus there's plenty of obscure monsters that would help horror fans grow their movie knowledge and interest. The deadites from The Evil Dead, the rest of the cenobites in Hellraiser, Pumpkinhead, Phantasm, The Thing, Brundlefly from The Fly, all the Hammer horror monster versions. The possibilities are endless! These are my horror wishes for the future. Overall, the Long Island Monster Gallery was terrific in its maiden launch by creating a fun and not-so-scary experience that allowed fans of horror on the silver screen to take in all their monster movie love at once. It's definitely a cool and unique idea during Halloween to break up the jump scares and haunted houses. Here's hoping the gallery can build to bigger and better (and I'm fine with scarier!) things next year to really make a film buff love this place.

Best Haunted House on LI- yep you heard it from the Ghoul herself. A full 30-35 minute labyrinth…read morefull of twists and turns that take you away from time and space. Each room is full curated with an immense amount of fantastic scare actors and amazing mechanical props. Some of the lighting I can't even explain, the, "swamp" room was a total first for me and completely amazing. You'll know it when you see it. As you wander in and out you'll be confused at where you are and what comes next. All of your senses, even smell, will be inundated as you are transported to a horror frenzy. There's a scare at every turn! The make up dazzles and the actors are fully committed. In the market area you'll meet the ringmaster whose hilarious schtick will leave you in stitches. Food is well priced and there's a bar. Also a coffin ride not for the faint of heart. There's so much that id suggest going another night to really see it all. Hands down best haunted house I've been to, a must do! Enjoy boys and ghouls!

It was cute, my son is 10 and he loved it, it's good for any age. The food was so pretty goodread more

Fun and scary haunted attraction! Actors and sets were great. Had such a good time. Thank you!read more

Went on October 5, 2024. This haunt is inside an old grocery store in a strip mall. We've been to…read moremany haunted attractions and this one has by far the most amount of actors for its size. Every scene has at least one actor and many have 3 or more. They are interactive with the guests, they ask questions and have you repeat mystical chants to move on through secret doors. Some surprises await that we haven't seen in other local haunts. There aren't a lot of decorative props and details as other attractions, but they are focusing more on the jump scares. They do not use cheesy masks and spend a lot of time on their well-done makeup. Took about 20 minutes to walk through (taking our time) and is priced accordingly. We would go again next year.