Before you read my review please see how unprofessional the owners response is to this review how…read moreare you gonna fight with customers after I paid your establishment money and time for a full experience? I mean, really!?!? I had an incredibly disappointing experience at Creepyworld St. Louis on Saturday, October 7th. My group had timed entry tickets for 8:00 pm. However, upon arriving on time, we were herded into the General Admission queue and waited for over 2 hours just to enter the first house. To make matters worse, there were multiple lines even after this long wait, AND the power went completely off three separate times for prolonged periods of time. The mismanagement, extended wait times, and power outages made our visit a complete nightmare. We eventually decided to leave the event early.

My friend and I went to CreepyWorld the monday before Halloween. We bought speed passes and waited…read morein line less than 5 minutes before beginning in our first house. The houses themselves were decorated really well. I was disappointed in the amount of actors in the houses. It really seemed like there were way less than previous years and this took away from the experience.

Today I enjoyed a fun YES event at Selfie World St. Louis! The staff was super friendly and…read morehelpful getting me checked in and connected my phone camera to their blue tooth ring light device. There are plenty of fun backdrops just waiting for you to bring the fun poses. I'll be back soon because they mentioned new props for Valentine's Day Location: Suite 724 at St. Louis Premuim Outlets

I took a few pictures here for my business and was able to bring my photographer along…read more You get an hour to snap photos and at first it seems daunting to get through all of the backdrops but it's easily doable in the hour. I think we finished with a few minutes to spare. I loved the functional swings that greet you walking through the front door. We did the add on ring light to help illuminate certain backdrops. It came in handy. I would totally visit again and take more pictures here. If you've never done it, it's a cool hangout for an hour for a small group of friends. Check it out! Oh and in honor of women's history month, please support this woman owned business!

Had a great experience ghost hunting with this group of guys!!! Highly recommend a tour and hunt…read morewith them. Showed us how to use all their equipment and then let us use them on our own. Had a BLAST!!!

C-101! I made the mistake of sitting in that broken seat…read moreagain! It's been about a year since the last time. It feels like you're about to be dumped onto the aisle. Maybe someone will read this post! Someone who can fix it perhaps. I was here for a OTSL Spotlight, so I moved. However, had I been here for a performance, with an assigned seat, (third row, on the aisle) I'd be really upset. Hey, KPAC, fix the seat! You're striving to be better than this! Right?

What a beautiful venue with incredible acoustics in the Strauss black box theatre. We chose to…read moreattend a concert by the Molly Healey string project. We initially had purchased general admission tickets, but after arriving, changed our minds and upgraded to a stage side table. There really isn't a bad seat in the house. The music was at an enjoyable decibel. The staff was wonderful. Plenty of parking and easy disabled accessibility. This is a lovely venue.

My husband was helping his contractor celebrate his birthday at this bowling alley tonight. He…read moreasked a woman if she could put the cake in the refrigerator while they were bowling. She told him no "outside" food was allowed. He ignored her at first, but then she threatened to throw him out. What kind of attitude is that? I understand the rule, but Im pretty sure ya'll don't sell birthday cakes. Do not come to this bowling alley to celebrate anything. Better yet, don't come at all!!

A ton of fun for a reasonable price! We will definitely be back and recommend others to try them outread more

The Link is a performing arts auditorium that happens to host Fever's candlelight concert series. I…read morehave always thought about going to one of these events but haven't until recently. The concert that my husband and I attended was for the Lord of the Rings performed by the 314 string quartet. They were excellent! We had an amazing time and true to how they have been advertising these events, the stage is set up with numerous LED candles of varying heights and sizes to light the space while natural light are blocked, creating a calm and immersive environment where the main focus is the performance and the music. To be honest, I really loved the idea and they even will not allow people to take out their phones to record or take photos during the performance. They also ask that you not talk during the performance (because people do need a reminder). However, toward the end of it, they will let you have recordings or photos granted that you have your flash off. Of course, this is when some people will start getting rowdy and start to well... people. A prime example were these two individuals in front of our seats loudly "whispering" about not knowing how to zoom their phone camera and how their relative's child is perfect to play the cello while the performance was still in progress. The auditorium itself is an old building but seems to be in good shape with a few spots where I could tell they've been doing some maintenance on. As with any old structures, there will be visible signs of aging such as uneven floors and wall imperfections and this holds true but to me, it added to the general charm of the place. There are no assigned seats. You buy your ticket for a section and if you get there earlier than others you will have more seating options. The acoustic was great! I don't think it would be an issue no matter where you're seated. They do have some staff that will guide you to your general seating location or assist you with your needs. They have restrooms and sell some beverage to enjoy before and during the concert. They also have a small gratuity collection box for the musicians on your way out so don't forget to be geneous!

This is such a cool, older building in stl that dates back to 1908. It was my first time here and…read moreit definitely had those authentic, historical vibes. It was drafty but cozy and intimate. We came for the Christmas Carol candle concert which was such a treat.There were so many candles and the quartet sounded amazing with the acoustics of the building. It was such a beautiful experience. Some of the chairs were definitely not in the greatest shape and felt a bit wobbly which I can imagine would cause a safety issue if used too much. Overall, I would definitely return, especially to a candlelight concert!

Going when it's less crowded during the week and a couple of weeks before Halloween has its perks:…read more -Less waiting (15 minutes in line is better than hours) -Discounted tickets (print off a coupon for $8 off and pay $27 at the door for) -More time enjoying the top notch rooms and well dressed monsters inside. One downside is there were less actors and stretches without any jumping out to scare you. This place was more lit than any other haunted house I have visited, which makes it a little less scary but easier to see the cool props. I think a little background scary music could have added to the vibe. The variety of rooms seemed endless and took almost 30 minutes to walk through at a leisurely pace. The actors did a great job startling me as they jump out sometimes out of nowhere. The spinning tunnel towards the end, one of my favorite part of a haunted house, was not disorienting as others I have seen. It felt like someone had dialed down the scare factor of the whole house a notch. The exit area and gift shop were fun to see. There were lots of photo ops with different scary monster figures and signs to pose by. .|\---/| | @_@ | ..\_^_/..2025

Came on a Friday night a couple weeks before Halloween and it was super crowded. Parking was hard…read moreto find and the line to get in was super long. Recommend coming early and planning to stand in line for a while. Once inside though everything was scary and fun! The workers seem like they care a lot about people being safe and having a good time which is important. It was such a long haunted house so you definitely get your moneys worth. I was shocked at how many different scenes they had. Unfortunately the person I was with wasn't feeling great and wanted to leave halfway through. The workers were super nice and got us out quickly and safely.

Wife and I had a great date night and much needed after all these lockdowns, etc. What a perfect…read moreplace to go out and not have too many people, etc. The slots are partitioned off, the place is so modern and open. Loved everything about it with beer and wine priced so low all of our date money went to fun gaming and guess what we even won a little. What a fun couple hours out in an awesome spot. We will definitely be back.