I hadn't been to a haunted house (or town/forest in this case) in years when I was invited to experience terror town. I was encouraged to purchase a yellow (no touching allowed) bracelet and after experiencing terror town I wish I would have braved the red bracelet! Terror Town was such a unique experience for me! I really enjoyed that you are able to have an immersive experience or just eat and drink while you wait to enter the haunted forest instead of waiting in a long line like most other haunted houses. The town was ultimately my favorite part as opposed to the actual forest. I enjoyed seeing the theatrics of the cast members and the public humiliation of people who dared purchase the red bracelets all while drinking a beer and shopping at the gift shops. There is action galore! Can't wait to come back! read more

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This place is beyond amazing! Most complaints seem to come from folks who didn't read the millions of posted "RED BRACELET WILL GET YOU DIRTY AND MESSY!!" almost like the owners should make you do a red bracelet recital "with this red bracelet I understand that I will be touched, drug off, possibly forced to my knees, and covered in blood. I also understand that this isn't WWE smackdown and I will not try to fight the actors." The intention of the red bracelet is clear as day and some of you guys ruined your own time by getting the red bracelet that you were not prepared for. That's on you. Also! The vendors are amazing! Most everything is handmade in the town! There's handmade brooms, ring games, chocolate, kettle corn, photo jewelry, real bone art, even somebody doing forging, handmade teddy bears, lots and lots of food vendors! You would almost have to try to have a bad time here there's so much to do! The owners and staff are beyond helpful and beyond reasonable in getting any issues that you have resolved! read more

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Please read prior to going! First you may be a bit confused about the two different types of tickets. $30 is the walk through the woods, $40 is touch or no touch with some shenanigans. The touch version is basically for anyone with masochist personality. They can grab you - your hair, your clothes - and they will sometimes lock you up in a box. I would not recommend for kids! It has a a very hills has eyes feel or purge vibe. I honestly would not recommend for anyone that is not looking for abuse. It was freezing outside like in the forties and they were freely just throwing water on everyone. So besides all the crazy we were there for 3 hours. Unbeknownst to us you check in, after paying for our ticket you have to check in again. Wait times were 2+ hours. It probably took us 2.5 hours to get started with the trail. Once the trail started we were a bit excited again, they told us a ghost story and we were like ya this will be worth the wait. Wrong. The groups were timed wrong, more abuse of the people that paid for touch. Very little scary and just cringe all the way through. Biggest waste of $40, made us miss fro-yo since we had to wait so long. Do not go if you don't have at least 3 hours and like the cult type vibe and a bit of abuse. Bring a change of clothes or something for you car since they can get pretty wild. read more

although i think they only focused on the people who bought the red bracelet last year, i still preferred last year. I love the concept of having a whole town, and the fact you can shop around while waiting, but for the trail walk thing, they sent more than 15+ people at a time, and only had a few scare actors on the trail which made things a little boring and they sent way too mang people in all at once. The other haunted attraction they had wasn't too bad, they didn't send everyone in at once but they still didn't have a lot of actors. But overall I do love terror town and I think the shops they have are super neat, i just wish they had some more scare actors and spaced out how many people come in at once! read more

Super scary, well done. Loved the kettle corn and Gatling gun. Will definitely make this an annual tradition.

pretty much a waste of money not worth the hype at all. I had to pretend to get scared. had a worker come up to us asking to have a sip of alcohol? pretending to be underage??? what to kick us out?? orrr. idk weird. 3 haunted houses that lasted maybe 5 min each. read more

I'm honestly shocked. I've went to this haunted attraction for the last 3 years in a row. It was amazing every year. Now they have partnered with fear fest and it's nothing but a money grab. I feel bad for the people that are here for the first time because they have no idea what they missed out on. It was absolutely amazing before this. It was so unique and a personable experience before. There is no red wristbands which made it so personable to go in these haunted houses. It was definitely an experience that you will not find anywhere else hardly. Now these haunted houses are nothing but a couple peek a boos, and walking. It's really unfortunate. I haven't even mentioned the "bar crawl". What a waste of money. They are nothing like the pictures that they advertise. They are little shacks that do not offer any more alcohol than the other regular bars. The alcohol that all the bars offer are absolute trash. It's honestly so disappointing. Next year for my birthday, we won't be coming here. I hope to see it goes back to its original concept and atmosphere. read more

The sun sets on a brisk fall evening, you're greeted by Brown Co Sheriffs (safety first); welcome to the unsanctioned village of Terror Town. Allegedly established in 1800s, this liability nightmare does not disappoint. We opted for no wristbands, which turned out to be the right decision. Ghouls, zombies (with amazing flexibility) and confusing regional cowboys will welcome you to their shanty town. NOTE: The slide next the guillotine is in fact not a slide. Use the restroom before your trail walk. The trail is roughly 0.68 (Apple Watch), but watch your step. The actors are Daytime Emmy award caliber. Thrills and chills will be had. AMAZING karaoke!! And, the nuns will spank you upon request. Awesome Friday night. **if you have asthma or allergies, there is an abundance of ragweed or cats (undetermined) so bring your inhaler** read more

Very disappointed. I've been coming for years and the fear factor is no longer there. Red bracelets and yellow bracelets are no longer available due to insurance not supporting it, according to staff in line. Overall disappointed and not an immersive experience. In the past the town was utilized as well as other assets of the place and the trail was fun. This year it wasn't the same, you can go somewhere cheaper for a better experience. I was looking forward to it all year and was very disappointed. I won't be going back! read more

So, when you read the description of the red bracelet experience you think you'll be getting messy because you're in a "scene" but that's not really what it is. There are a total of 3 actual scenes and 2 are the same: "forced by a mad scientist to reach into a dead body". Everything else is pretty much "walk in to a maze or building, get water thrown on you/mud thrown on you/forced to lay in mud. And it's real mud, not fake mud (as in from pools of standing, stagnant water on the ground) and it'll end up in your hair, mouth, and eyes. The actual trail isn't scary, you just get messy. And it's expensive for it not to be scary. The only reason it got 2 stars instead of 1 is because the town is super cool, not that we got to enjoy it as we were soaking wet. read more

SAVE YOUR MONEY! READ OTHER REVIEWS! First, I want to say that I will not be back and will share this experience with everyone. To be asked by an actor "are you f*cking r*tarded?" when I tried to block water being dumped my direction (human reaction) and then to be called f*cking r*tarded when I commented that they should choose a better word, is ridiculous! Also very few actors outside of the trail and you won't get much attention unless you pay extra for a touch bracelet. In the end, not worth what I spent at Terror Town to NOT be scared, walk around a desolate "town" and be called f*cking r*tarded. Awesome Friday night..... Edit. Read other reviews (Google). The supposed owner cannot take criticism very well. My business welcomes both positive and negative feedback as it allows us to make improvements and grow. The last thing any respectful business owner should do is turn a review onto the paying customer. -posted prior to receiving a response from the owner. read more

me and 5 others attended terror town last night. definetely was a big disappointment. we ordered our tickets online and with 2 people, plus the processing fee the total came too $74.68 (kind of pricey) when we arrived we waited around 25 minutes in the prepaid line, the pay on arrival line was shorter. i didn't think too much of it because i was still excited to see the cast however in the ticket booth line there were no actors. once inside the town is super cool! however once again no actors... they do every once in awhile come out onto stage and perform a scene typical execution style and it is pretty rad i'll give them that. other than that there is no really actor-customer interaction. the bathroom situation is not ideal, the bathrooms themselves are fine yes! however i noticed through out the night they would be closed only offering 4 porta potties to the public. as i waited in line i would see grown men go inside with flash lights and gawk at how nasty they were and say they were "flooded" The haunted houses were a solid 2/10. the waits were around 30-1 hour.no actors in the lines. i thought possibly maybe all the actors were in the houses thats why they weren't on the streets. there were only a handful of actors that were in the houses and they weren't really trying to scare? they would just scream? no plan, no teamwork, just quite literally stood there and screamed. This place has A LOT of potential. however they just can't execute it correctly read more

I would not recommend this attraction at all, it was an awful experience, very few scares and missed opportunities. A lot of screaming in my face and ears and no scares at all. And very disturbing acts done by a young boy to grown woman who had the red bracelets, I was very disappointed and will not be back. read more

A group of friends and I went and got there around 7. We immediately put in our names and phone number for the trail. At 12:30 we finally received notification that we were up. We waited in in another 30-45 mins. Once on the trail, it was just as terrible. Very few scares, ssssoooooo many missed opportunities. This is a rip off. I believe that have a great idea but the execution is non-existent. Do not waste your time or money. You can not get either back. read more

I want to second what Sonya wrote, whose very fair and well written review was unfortunately not good enough for Yelp's automated engine, so you'll need to go down to the "not recommended" reviews to find it. Everything she said was basically our experience. Don't worry about buying tickets in advance because there isn't a line for tickets. There is a very long and invisible line to actually walk to the haunted trail. You'll check in at the train depot, although you're not waiting for Amtrak it's a similar experience. They'll take your phone number, and after about an hour you'll start checking your phone more frequently to see if you missed any texts. After 90 minutes, you'll check your place in line to be reassured you're just "10 to 15 minutes" from the top. Then you'll order another water from the bar, and the bartender will give you a weird look, but she clearly hasn't been without water for two hours. Finally, after spending 2.5 hours walking a sparsely populated Wild West town and several semi-awkward interactions with folks who clearly aren't selling enough to pay their rent, you'll finally get a text! When it comes to October, there's now way place can handle actual crowds. At this point, this whole experience could redeem itself if you actually get scared. But you'll wait another 10-15 minutes to get on the trail. And it's okay. The "maze" area has a lot of potential, and was my favorite part but it should be more of an actual maze or have a few more elements to make you feel lost. The church scene at the end is kinda fun. But I left feeling like they have a lot of actors putting a lot of energy into screaming a lot. I think the outdoor trail experience lends itself to a lower key, more psychological scare (that's why I like the maze idea). I was hoping we would encounter some creepy horde out in the fields, or the actors might time their approaches so that you'd see one coming and miss another one from the other direction, and that they might build one surprise on another. But that never happened. read more

This place is amazing and like nothing I have ever seen before. Shops, saloons, great food. Entertainment. They have it all and more. If you buy a red bracelet you agree to lots more scare for only $10 more, during not only the haunted trail but during your time in Terror Town. My only wish is that they had timely shows/entertainment, and that there was more to do after you exit the trail. My husband and I desperately wanted to stick around after the trail but just found ourselves doing the same things with the same entertainment as before the trail. An awesome start for the venue and I cannot wait to see what next year brings. Well worth the money. read more

The place is honestly nice! One of the workers was stalking me just because I used to be their friend and they posted about me on their social media and had their friends look for where I was when I was solely there for the trail, your worker Aaron doesn't deserve to work there if they can't be professional while on the job, nor does anyone that can't treat the guests with some basic respect. Hope that you guys continue to get only the best and helpful actors! read more

All Hallows' Eve Terror Town - Haunted Houses Near Me - Williamsburg, Ohio

My partner and I went to All Hallows' Eve LLC for our anniversary weekend with our 12 year old. we waited 2 and a half hours for the trail which is fine. we went to check how much longer and were immediately met with the man asking if we wanted "something freaky" in front of our 12 year old. We went to the entrance and asked for a refund as we wanted nothing to do with the trail at that point and were refused and told "oh he's just eccentric. The shops are great and do not reflect the actions of terror town, but clearly whatever family owns this is okay with their employee sexualizing lesbians and that's not okay. so were out $30 per person (90$ total) due to a pervert. Come to find out this is not the first time they've made.a lesbian uncomfortable read more

Without a doubt the best haunted house/trail... whatever i have been to. If you like being part of the haunt get a band. That way they can touch you, and make u part of the experience! Had a lot of fun and will definitely be back with more friends! They have food and bars... I mean saloons! read more

Well was not what you read. 3 restaurants were concession stands. Jr High age kids walking around as employees and not really wanting to work. Got there when they opened and a 3 hour wait to walk the trail and there was nobody there. Drove 1 hr to get there and was very disappointed. But the town is the right idea but definitely needs a lot of improvements. read more

Save your money. It is honestly worth going for possibly 5.00 not what they are charging. Not scary at all. They just walk through town in bad make up and yell at you. The woman in white is pretty creepy though. guy eating fire? That is a circus act...not scary. The beer was 6.00 for a small kiddie cup. Honestly. rip off. The band? true to form with time period...they sucked. not musically.... Just the music sucked. the actors are supposed to interact with braclet wearers but seemed disinterested in me. if you are a bigger guy...save your money. didnt bother eating...too expensive The so called fortune tellers wanted 20 bucks... Lol. What...to read my horoscope? Pass. The shops all sold crappy stuff. There was one shop that supposedly sold CBD stuff which im into, but i never got to find out because she was so disinterested in engaging or even welcoming me that i left shortly after. Bravo. The knife guy with the fan blades etc was pretty cool. He seemed like he cared and wanted to engage. hope he gets a few more interesting peices. The bar had almost no lighting and was depressing. The movie area was no better. Movie was silent and had bad picture. make it better or take it down. The trail was not scary at all. The women were not too bad though. They seemed like they were into it and at least hurt my ears with their screams. One wolf guy played around with a stick...weird but cool. I felt like i seriously wasted my time. I drove 2 hours for this and was cursing all the way home. My wife apologized all the way too since it was her idea. I didnt blame her. It wasnt her fault. My advice: if you are a big boy or girl and made it this far, here is my advice to make this better. have more levels of buy in. 10 bucks for entry. Nothing else. 20 bucks for entry and a drink slash snack of some sort 30 for entry, a reading and either a drink or snack 50 for entry, full interaction, reading, and a drink and snack. Use plants. People not dressed up that mainly go on trail and get messed wity hard... Fake injury and such. Have a fake zombie take over with more fake blood. Make it a show. have people in werewolf costims just straight up lurking the outer perimeter the entire time looking for straglers. if you don't have a legitimate fear of harm...it wont be scary. Also..hire people that arent as picky about who they screw with. if they truly were like that..i might have even tipped. read more

This place is horrible! Way over priced for such a horrible "haunt" it's not scary at all. They cuss you out an call you a bitch. If you pay for the "touch" pass they physically hurt you. Don't go here. read more

If you appreciate Halloween and the fun that associates with being startled, then this is the spot. Those who complain about timing should stay home and enjoy themselves some Netflix. It's an immersive experience, that sure, takes some time because, most good things do. Enjoy the town, the shops, the music, food and beverage. The trail is amazing and the actors bring it. Depending on weather, an old pair of shoes is warranted. We go every year and I can't wait for what goodness 2022 brings. read more

Saturday, Oct. 18, 2020. We waited for 3 hours. The scares were very few and extremely far between. There were so many missed opportunities in the maze and during your long dark hike. I wouldn't waste my time or money to do it again. read more

Waaaaaaay over priced and not in the least bit scary. Waited in line for the trail walk for 1/2 an hour and it didn't move. No entertainment at all. Incredibly boring. Paid $50 plus tax for my husband and I for absolutely nothing. While standing in the trail walk line the guy was calling people idiots and jackasses. I wouldn't recommend to anyone!! read more

This place is such a ripoff. It takes several hours before you can even do the haunted trail. We got there at 7pm and once inside we signed up for the trail and was told the trail doesn't even open until 8:30 and the earliest we'd be able to do the trail is 9:45pm. They sell red glow bracelets for people who want to interact with the staff that's dressed up. I had no bracelet and was drenched with fake blood from a clown. It's honestly nothing but an outside bar and people everywhere getting drunk. DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY. read more

I would never recommend Terror Town. I payed online, but still waited nearly 45 minutes in the prepaid line. Do not bring your family. Upon arrival they made it very clear that it is a "R rated facility." Once inside the park, you check in to wait for your chance to go on the trail, then explore the town. The town is rather boring honestly. There are not many scarers, and those who are around don't do much besides shoot off cap guns. My one positive note is that some of the vendors have very nice items, and shopping was enjoyable. After waiting an hour inside, they finally held an event, which consisted of pulling mostly women up on to a stage and spanking them repeatedly with a thick wooden paddle in front of a crowd. Many of the "participants" had a red wristband (which indicates consent to be touched), but some did not appear to. I also saw a young girl get pulled by the ear around the stage, tied on a rope, and dragged around in a muddy puddle while she resisted. All the while, local sheriffs (not actors) watch. Once leaving, my car got stuck in the mud as the parking conditions are awful. We waited nearly an hour for assistance. Do not go. read more