I went to Trimper's Haunted House the first week of June 2025 and it was such a cute little…read moreattraction! I remember having to spend about $7 (I think per rider). Not surprised by the price--tourist attractions in OCMD are bound to be pricy. That said, I think it was fun and surprisingly intense! I'm a bigger girl, so I will say the carts can be uncomfortable especially since they will try to shove your whole party in the car if it's a small party. A scare actor had to help my friends and I clear a hill because we were sandwiched in and weighing the car down. Whoever was playing Pennywise that week--you're the best, dude. Additionally, there is an adjacent horror-themed store called 'Ghoulish Things' that I also highly recommend!

Trimper's Haunted House hasn't changed too much since I started going almost 40 years ago (yikes)…read more And to me, that's a good thing. It's a little rickety, and it smells a little funny. Nothing in there is scary, per se--the scares come from things and people jumping out at you, optical illusions and the like. But I love it because it has mostly stayed the same over the decades--the same music, the same coffin cars, the same tinny music, the same door covered in gum on the top floor (I hate when they clean it). The one addition I like (which isn't new anymore) is the merch they sell--I've got a fridge magnet, a keychain and a drawing of the building. The Ocean City Boardwalk is one of my favorite places on earth and the Haunted House is my favorite thing about it. May it live forever.

Had the most amazing time, hats off to the actors! They were really scary, and really did their…read moreroles right!! I was screaming the whole time, lol! I feel like I ABSOLUTELY got my money's worth, and I would absolutely recommend this place to anyone! Also thanks to all the staff for making this an unforgettable experience, will definitely be coming again next year!!

Wow my friend and I had an absolute blast....The actors were awesome! I totally recommend getting…read morethe hell pass. I felt they did a good job handing the crowd with covid awareness. The security services was top notch. I had a bit of a low blood sugar incident and they responded immediately.

Lots of great history and stories. The staff love and believe in their mission to restore the…read moremansion. The ghost hunting tour is a must do-very well planned and an unforgettable experience.

We went on a haunted tour this evening and it was definitely more authentic than we ever expected…read more Upon entering the main foyer, you immediately & instinctively know that it's history is very much alive in spirit. We had a few very weird occurrences happen throughout the night, most notably in the attic and basement, both of which gave off insanely heavy vibes. The staff is amazing as is the old mansion itself, which has been through a myriad of architectural changes throughout the decades. We will definitely be back for a day tour! I'm too chicken to go back for a night tour! Highly recommend!

I've been here twice - once about 15 years ago, and again last night on an absolutely perfect fall…read morenight with my 11-year-old son. It was a blast! After taxes and fees, tickets for a 7:00 time slot on Friday were $49 apiece. Definitely expensive, but I felt we easily got our money's worth. It's in the middle of nowhere south of Mullica Hill. We got there around 6:40 and parking was easy with floodlights in the lot and many signs and attendants guiding cars. There are four different attractions included in the ticket. It starts with a hayride, then onto three different areas that you walk through. Each area is an absolute assault on the senses: loud music and sound effects, actors jump scaring you, running at you screaming with chainsaws, flashing lights and bursts of fire everywhere. Definitely fun but not for the faint of heart. Everything here is truly next level from the costumes and makeup on the actors, to the pyro technics, to the hundreds of animatronics, and the overall attention to detail in the set designs. Afterwards they have campfires to sit by and lots of food for purchase. It was really nice to sit and just people watch and enjoy the atmosphere. Just an all around classic South Jersey Halloween experience that everyone should try at least once. If haunted attractions are your thing, you definitely need to try this one.

My absolute favorite place to be every Spooky Season! I've been coming to Creamy Acres for about…read more8-9 seasons now and I love that they continue to impress me. This was our first year doing Haunted Paintball before doing the haunted attractions and yall, I would highly recommend it! So much fun, you can buy refills on the trailer to continue shooting also. The haunted houses were amazing as well. I appreciate the switch up in attractions to keep stuff new and entertaining.

The Bates Motel was a good event to celebrate spooky szn!…read more I came to Bates Motel with my niece and nephew and we all had a good time. I purchased the tickets ahead which was pricey but overall worth it! The tickets included admittance to the three attractions which were the haunted house, hayride and the corn maze. My fav was the corn maze, the actors did a good job with jumping out at random moments. I definetly got a good scare or two lol! My only gripe was the long lines, each attraction took about 40 minutes to enter due to the long lines. At the end we got cinnamon sugar donuts which were hot and delicious!

I think this year was the 3rd time I have visited Bates Motel and still found it to be impressive…read more This time, I came on a Saturday night and holy moly, there was alot post people. The business does a great job managing the crowds of people from lines and parking. Be warned that you can't bring large purses or backpacks. This was not clear when we bought tickets, and online it only said to make sure we wore closed toed shoes. Aside from that, I paid approx $60 and for 3 haunted attractions on a Sat night, including parking, was a good price. The haunted hayride was the true showstopper in my opinion but the corn maze and house were good too. Really fun overall!

This place is awesome, family oriented, fun, reasonably priced and clean…read more From the portable toilets to the grounds. We had an amazing fun time full of laughs and scares. We saw many younger children that also spent time at the small baby lambs and goats petting zoo. This was a nice added touch. The DJ was also great that played upbeat music. The food was reasonable and a good mix of favorites. Funnel cake, fried Oreos, chili, chili cheese fries, street corn, empanadas and street tacos to just name a few.... Truly a night of good times... Check it out for yourself... get there early for the best parking.

I'm a big wuss when it comes to spooky things, but I don't like to back out of a good time, ya feel…read moreme? So I took a trip down to the Field of Terror... located in the middle of nowhere in East Windsor, NJ. There isn't an actual parking lot- you're going to have to park your car in the middle of a field, but there are parking attendants to guide you. And yes, it's free! Luckily the lot is right near the farm so don't worry about walking too far. You can purchase your tickets online or once you get there. I came on a Thursday night 10/24 and there were no lines at all. There's a couple of ticket options depending on how many haunted attractions you want to do. There are 5 in total: Haunted Hayride, Kornfield Maze, Karnival, Timmery Manor, Paintball Wagon Ride. One attraction = $20 Two attractions = $35 Three attractions = $45 Four attractions = $50 Five attractions = $65 We didn't have much time so we only did one attraction, the Haunted Hayride. There was no wait at all, so we were able to get on right away. The entire attraction lasted about 15 minutes. I don't want to spoil anything.... but it was enjoyable. However, coming from someone who is the biggest scaredy cat, I wasn't SUPER spooked... so see for yourself. The farm itself is small and easy to navigate. All of the attractions are close to one another. There were actors walking around and I definitely got a couple of jump scares LOL. They have food stands available at very reasonable prices (mostly carnival/fair-themed food like burgers, fries, funnel cake, hot dogs). Plenty of seating to enjoy your food. There's a merchandise store with cute apparel and goodies. They also have a farmer's market selling some of their produce. Since I only did one haunted attraction, take this review with a grain of salt. Was it worth $20? Ehhhh, not really. But give it a try if you're in the area and see for yourself. Get spooky.

Lines were Insane. 2 hours from parking car to standing in a long line to buy tickets (one…read morecashier) only to go into another massive line. Only entertainment is a screen playing various clips of horror movies and music videos. Finally got into walking trail attraction. It was pretty long, the prompt were a little dated but the actors were on point with their jump scares. I was screaming the whole time. Patience is required cause this attraction was worth the wait. **recommend going early and pay the extra $15 for express pass**

What a nightmare before you can even experience the haunt. This place cannot accommodate the crowd…read moreit draws. There is no option to buy tickets online SO when you get there, the line just to buy them - whether it's regular or Advanced $$ - is ridiculous! Like hours long. Someone needs to make ticket sales available online and pay their sales tax. Shame on them. Never ever will I go here again. Waste of time.

One of the best haunted attractions I've been to in a while! I was genuinely scared and their…read moreeffects were outstanding. The parking was organized and there were many employees available to help you with any questions. Some notes: 1. Wear sneakers -- there are long lines outside on grass and lots of walking through the haunted areas. 2. Porta potties located throughout the attraction. Bring hand sanitizer. 3. They have smoke throughout the entire area -- inside and outside. If you have asthma, bring your inhaler just in case. 4. Lines are long so think of ways to entertain yourselves during the wait. The earlier you get there, the less you'll wait in the lines. There were entertainers throughout the lines but they were infrequent. 5. There was a snack stand right before the first attraction that sold pretzels, hot dogs, candy, and drinks. There is also the pumpkin patch at the end of the route that has carnival vibe food areas with funnel cake, corn dogs, fries, slushies, candy, etc. 6. The first haunted house has many exits if the place is too scary. Because of this, the first one wasn't as scary. On the other hand, the other 2 attractions did not have exits if it is too scary. 7. There's a VIP line and it looked worth it after standing in lines all night.

Incredibly disappointing tour; Many of the individuals in our tour group drove 1-2 hours for this…read moreexperience. Our tour started almost 30 minutes late because the guide was waiting for a personal friend to arrive - and on top of that we hended up having a spark notes version of the tour because of an event happening later in the afternoon. Our questions were shot down and we were told we would cover that topic during a different section of the tour. That part never came. We missed several buildings and the buildings we did see we weren't permitted to view inside/certain floors. They tried to end the tour over an hour early, but as soon as we demanded a refund/reschedule opportunity they said we could go backtrack to a few different places that we had initially not been permitted to see. The guide started the tour full of energy and stories - she told us about court cases that lead to many current laws and legislations that have been passed. However, after she tried to end the tour early that same energy she had was lost. For the entire last hour of the tour we were brought to empty rooms and told very little history of the place. Instead she just spoke to a few individuals (which I'm assuming are the ones she knew personally). This experience was a wasted drive, and quite frankly wasted money. They prioritized a specialty event that was happening instead of focusing on each and every individual tour - who honestly had paid just as much to be here. We spent more time standing around and waiting than we did hearing about this places history.

Magical unicorn here! I visited Fright Factory this year on the final Saturday (the busiest night)…read morebefore Halloween and it is well worth the money, especially when you can go alone or at most a group of two. The scare actors timed their approaches perfectly and scared the living !@#$%^&* out of me more than ten times. I was scared out of my mind at one point and thought about leaving, but I had to continue because, well, I paid for a VIP ticket! At one point, I could not see in front of me and I felt so discombobulated that I wanted to sit and calm myself down. Right after I left the haunt, I felt really nauseous. That's how scary this was. This haunt is THE BEST HAUNT IN PHILLY 2025. Eastern State Penitentiary was good. Lincoln Mill was better. But this haunt... jeez, it's on another level. Nobody's paying me to say any of this. I like going to places without someone else swaying my opinion. The scenes are really good and well thought out. Lincoln Mill tried copying one of the scenes at Fright Factory but it pales by comparison to Fright Factory. You will be scared out of your mind when the monster approaches you in it. Big props to the creepy clowns. They make Art the Clown look normal by comparison. One clown in particular had this way of approaching me that was hella creepy. I was freaked out! I timed this haunt on my smart watch at 25 minutes from start to finish. It is described as three parts/acts/sections according to their web site and other reviews. There's more to it than just thinking about the haunt as sections. If you submerge yourself into any one room for too long, you will see, as I did, how scary that could be. I was hightailing it out of certain areas as fast as I could as the monsters chased after me, sometimes for long corridors before they let up. You're looking at a much longer haunt stepwise than most other haunts. According to my smart watch, I experienced almost 4 minutes of 127+ bpm heart rate (that's super high intensity), about 11.5 minutes of 99-127 bpm heart rate (high intensity), and 11 minutes of 71-99 bpm moderate intensity. I'm an elite level athlete (#6 in the world in yoga asana competition), so your experience may differ. If you suffer from any heart or breathing conditions, be sure to get that all well-maintained before you enter this scary haunt.

They definitely need more actors. The area is dirty waiting in line. The guy was yelling at people…read moreto form a straight line when everyone was already in a straight line. It was super annoying. Lincoln Mills in Manayunk is so much better.