Fright Nights Kentucky

13.8 mi

They did great job awesome decore awesome people and some snack drink for free after. Close to the…read moreroad

From the owner: Haunted House and Trailread more

3rd Annual Legion of Doom begins October 21. See you there!

Oh yes, and we also have sweet little dolls.

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Yes, Buford will "cut you some" of the Farmer's Market favorites!

Zomb-E-scape

6.4 mi

This was Challenging , Exciting and heart pumping all at the same time. Your group has to work…read moretogether if you are gonna make it through the rooms!! I had to sacrifice myself on the last room. Yes my friends ran on down the hall letting me get eaten!!! This was such a great time!! It's Inventive and so Different from any other attraction in Lexington!!! This is Simply a must Do!!! On the bucket list!

OMG I was bitten in the last room!!!!

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This is where the General dies

Haunted Trails of Whispering Woods

21.9 mi

They were really nice and kind ppl after the trial I loved it me and my kids had such a good time!read more

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Wicked World Scaregrounds

3.4

(9 reviews)

7.0 mi

DO NOT GO HERE!!!! The owners are straight unequipped to handle this job. The laser tag place will…read moreget ya. I had an actor accuse me of sticking the gun through the hole at the actor and was asked to leave afterwards. We told them to check the cameras. After they said I'd have to leave we asked to review tape? They said we couldn't do that so that's just BS. They didn't have no evidence of anything but pulled the whole "this is private property" crap. Basically they're running a SCAM. THEY GET PEOPLE TO PAY $30-$45 to come in and they kick people out of the laser gun part. It's happened lots of times. Check the reviews. This isn't a solitary occurrence. YOUVE BEEN WARNED!!!!!!! NOT FAMILY FRIENDLY PS. Some of the actors seem too sensitive to be working in a haunted house!! The best part was DJ Syndicate...Hands Down

I got to see an off season of Wicked World due to them opening for us for the Midwestern Haunter's…read moreConvention, and I'm glad I got to. They are an elaborate outdoor haunt with good scenes, a long gravel path (no small investment, I assure you) and quality haunt actors (Hanzel & Gretel) that seem to put their heart and soul into all they do. It was unassuming for us, when we walked up to the gate, I honestly don't think we were prepared for how long the walk actually was, because you better be wearing comfy shoes if you take this maze on. There are some awesome scenes set up for you to be privy to. I hope you enjoy it as much as we did.

Haunted house

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Scary house

Haunted Trail Of Chaos

71.2 mi

this is agreat haunt. Actors are engaging and entertaining. The scenes are some of the best in Ky…read more Definately recommend this venue.

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The Haunted Hotel

4.0

(28 reviews)

72.4 mi

Very scared , it's amazing . The actors are so cool…read more ............ I recommend you this place

For our first haunted house, and especially being one of the very few open during the Covid-19…read morepandemic, my friend and I were very excited to visit the Haunted Hotel. Firstly, I'd like to commend the staff on a few things. There were attendees outside who were enforcing the six foot rule, were making sure people were wearing protective masks, and were keeping the line lively with costumed actors chasing people around. It set a great atmosphere that showed you what to prepare for inside, that it would be both safe and unsettling. The interior of the haunt was tremendous, as each room and even the transition spaces were decorated well. A variation of atmospheres made for an exciting journey through what felt like an endless maze. Where Haunted Hotel really lost myself, my friend, and our teenage accomplices is the actors. Several actors only stood motionless, staring "creepily" as we passed by. Not intimidating or scary at all. A few that were great included the first actor, who introduces you, the man in the elevator, and the girl in the church. One girl at the bottom of the stairs tried and performed well, but beyond them, a lot of people were either ill-prepared to scare people or simply pointed and said "that way" to guide us out. One girl, dressed as the nun from the Conjuring series only said "hurry the f*ck up" as we passed, not doing anything to scare us. As we were leaving, prepared for the inevitable chainsaw chase-out, the actor was smoking and we startled him as we entered the room. Not the best thing to see to leave a lasting impression. Overall, you can tell the love that was put into the building as the sets were phenomenal. For most of the actors though, a scare class is needed. What I will compliment the business on is that each actor had a mask that was compliant with the restrictions. Sadly though, after spending $25 to enter and then waiting in line for two hours, my high excitement was deflated rather quickly. Here's hoping they improve as the season continues.

Courtesy of Life Of The Party Entertainment

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The faccade

Bourbon Drive In Theatre

4.1

(19 reviews)

20.5 mi

I like this drive in. The people working the concessions are always nice and the price of the…read moreconcessions is really cheap. You can get a burger combo for ~$11, which is great. The funnel cake, chili cheese fries, and burgers are very solid.

Nice place to have movie and give you a nostalgia of the past. They have good burgers as well.read more

Getting dark. Time for previews.

Maverick

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Judy Drive In Theatre

3.8

(4 reviews)

27.6 mi

Amazing blast from the past! This little step back in time is so fun! We went to opening night and…read morethoroughly enjoyed ourselves.

My family & I had A BLAST here! We watched "Toy Story 4" and "Aladdin." Being a Disney nut, the…read morelineup couldn't have been better! We arrived 40 minutes early & were shocked to see cars already lined up on both sides of the street, waiting to get in. At $8 for adults & $3 for children (4 & under free), it was more affordable than going to a regular theater where you'd only get to watch one movie. Their radio station played oldies until time for the movie, so it felt like we were in the heyday of drive in theaters. I liked that they had a cartoon short before the double feature, & that there was a countdown before both movies so I knew how long I had to get through the concession stand. Having actual food there is a big bonus! Nothing beats dinner & a movie, especially when you can get it all in one place. The butter machine for the popcorn is on the customer side, so you can get as much as you want. We got drinks, candy, popcorn, a pizza & an order of cheese sticks. The prices were reasonable & it was all good--fast & fresh. The screen was crisp, clear, big & bright--good quality & enjoyable to watch. In my opinion, an employee parking people, or at least driving through before the movie starts, would make the experience even better. Most of the customers were taking an extra spot for their chairs, which is against the rules & resulted in a lot of people having to park adjacent to the screen or far away, & there were some tall trucks toward the front that blocked the bottom of the screen. Despite that, it was a great experience & we can't wait to go back!