The place was great. We had a lot of fun. The wait in the line wasn't the best but it built up the…read moreanticipation with the workers also scaring you in line. We had a blast. One woman/scary person asked me my daughter's name and then kept getting in front of us scarring her and giving it to the other actors. It was great.

Eh...... I/we have been to just about every haunted house is Houston. We went Friday the line…read morewasn't long. We got to the front pretty fast. The parking wasn't too bad. However, when we were parking we saw that the steel barrels that keep the string up fell over and actually damaged some vehicles. stay away from those when you park. Okay On to the park Upon seeing the attraction it looks big. The ticket line and entrance line can be confusing. But there are people there to guide you. There is music for entertainment and some characters walking around but not enough of them. The line setup in nicely organized. Inside the haunt, was great not too scary that was okay. There are some claustrophobic areas FYI. What it did lack were actors just in general it needed more actors. Super cool themes and the structure of the entire place was well constructed. Tips for the owners. It would be nice to have a projector with a screen where the line is at with a scary movie playing. Like " House of a Thousand Corpses " get their heart pumping. Definitely more actors at the lines. All in all I will not go again. Hint hint for you scare thrill seekers Creepy hollow in Rosharon is no doubt one of the best!!! Hands down again and again.

It's been years since I visited a haunted house but after my friend scored some tickets from a…read morebingo night prize, we decided to stop by on a Thursday night. The haunted house is located in an old warehouse in northwest Houston. There's ample parking and a security check point before entering the main line. Guests are required to go through metal detectors and show the contents of their purses and pockets before proceeding which honestly made me feel better before going into a large dark warehouse with a bunch of strangers. After making the 30ish minute drive from central Houston, it was nice to have several porta potties with handwashing sinks available before possible moments of peak adrenaline (iykyk). We also decided to grab a quick adult beverage at the food truck outside while waiting in line. My friends got whiteclaws and I opted for the featured margarita ($13). There was a little bit of a line when we arrived, however they do a good job of keeping guests entertained with several costumed features wandering among the queue to help set the mood. Once you past the door, they take a quick photo of your group which is available for purchase at the end. Then it was time for the haunted house! The maze winds through dark twists and turns, leading into a series of terrifying rooms filled with gory scenes, disorienting mirrors, and eerie optical illusions that keep you constantly on edge. Costumed creatures lurk around the corner, springing out when you least expect it - and sometimes chasing you down - to quite literally, keep you on your toes. I'm not a huge screamer or someone who gets freaked out easily but it was a lot of fun to be immersed in this totally different environment. Halloween is one of my favorite holidays and it really set the mood for the holiday yet to come.

I don't understand the name if there isn't even a 2nd floor let alone a 13th floor. It's all just…read moreon ground floor. A lot of the google reviews are essentially fake. They give you a discount if you give them 5 stars. It's still a decent haunted house to visit but I've been to better. I've heard about this one throughout my whole time living in Texas and I was a bit disappointed on my experience compared to better ones like Toluca Ranch.

Get the speed pass. Nice for a get out. Good rooms for haunts. The music is lively and the…read moreassociates try hard to lend you a great experience

Honestly, pretty underwhelming. There weren't enough scare actors inside the haunt rooms, and there…read morewas way too much dead space between scenes. Outside the houses, there weren't any roaming actors either, which is usually one of my favorite parts. The scariest things of the night ended up being the cockroaches flying around and landing on people. A few actors even warned us to watch out for copperheads and a rat... not exactly the spooky vibe I was hoping for. Overall, it was just meh more creepy crawlies than actual scares.

My friends and I talked about going to a haunted house all year and when October hit, our schedules…read morejust didn't align. Luckily, Creepy Hollow stays open a little after Halloween which worked out perfect for us! Creepy Hollow has been on my radar for awhile. I heard it was the scariest around so I had to check it out. I live in Pearland, so getting here was easy. I'm sure it's a drive for most people. We got there early so parking was a breeze, but they do have people directing traffic as it does get busy during the Halloween season. We came on a discount weekend so it was 5 dollars off the 40 dollar price rage. Kinda steep you say? I think it's fair since you get 3 attractions and entertainment all throughout the grounds. You can also pay extra for speed passes to skip lines. On top of that, you can also pay extra if you don't want the actors to touch you. Yes you read that right, they do touch. None of us paid for extras, and for the most part, the touching wasn't over the top. Some were a little much, but nothing inappropriate, just rough. The scare factor was definitely there in all the attractions. They did a great job with the set ups and themes of the different houses. I definitely had a few scream moments even though I was supposed to be protecting the gals. They also have shows, shops, entertainment and food throughout the property. Overall, my peeps and I had a blast and are planning on coming back next year for our spooky fix!

Came here last night and I'm honestly super impressed by this haunted house. First things first,…read morethey DO TOUCH you here, not just a little light tap here and there - you do sign up for full on hair grabbing, neck touching, and expect to be grabbed on your head or body, etc. I'm a fan of haunts and have been looking for something to take it to the next level, so I was fully okay and enjoyed this part of the experience. I do understand that may be too intense for some people, so be aware. You can pay for a "No Touch" pass for $10. General admission was $40 plus taxes and online fees. You can also buy at the ticket booth when you arrive - CASH ONLY. Once you enter, you scan a QR code and join a virtual queue for the haunted houses. You'll get a text when it's your turn and the haunt starts at Dark Woods and is set up nicely to connect to the other haunted houses. I love that I did not have to wait in line the entire time I was there with the virtual queue. Honestly it's a very thoughtful touch and all haunted houses should have this option to help with long waits. While you wait, you can grab food from food trucks, watch their Freak Shows, shop at their gift shops, or just hang out with your friends. Every staff member was super nice and awesome to interact with. 10/10 and I can understand why they are the top haunted house in Texas!!

Came here at the beginning of the season to check them out for the first time. There wasn't really…read morea wait since it was opening night and so we were able to breeze through. The overall haunted house I felt was a bit cheesy, and not very scary. It's a good place to take kids though if you're looking for something a little more on the light side in terms of scare factor. I did enjoy that they have a selfie section set up with all kinds of cool props. I did also enjoy the axe throwing, zombie brain toss mini game, and zombie paintball activity. They have a Halloween store right next door as well, so you can also check that out while you're there and pricing is pretty decent there. Overall, I don't think I'd come here again as I prefer something scarier, but good place if you are looking for a family night out.

this is my first time ever coming to this place, and I really enjoyed it!!! I am not from the area,…read morebut I did see some clips on TikTok that made me want to come check it out, it did not disappoint ! I will definitely be coming back for the fun and the scares !

Last nights tour was awesome! 10/10 already planning on going again! Our tour guide Michael was so…read moremuch fun and made this experience the best yet! We learned so much about Old Town Spring and its haunts, I even got a spook on camera!

It was cool, an experience to remember with goosebumps on... We went to the latest one, the…read morescariest;)

Excellent haunt! Great actors. Definitely going back next year. My 11 year old even got a selfie…read morewith one of the clowns!

This is an amazing idea! This was a great alternative to walking through a Haunted House with all…read morethe crowds, germs and the stifling environment. The line was really long but it was a worthwhile, fun, spooky experience especially for only $20. Family Friendly and I love that it's enjoyed from the comfort of your car. There is a police officer to help direct traffic. Come and experience Haunted Drive! Open through November 1st.