We're traveling and we do escape rooms all over the states. This one was THE BEST !!!…read more So I didn't tell my youngest who HATES horror that it was that type of escape room so he did not want to come. He was soooo mad at me. When you get there, there is a video on the screen. That is NOT what it's like. Thank Goodness !! He looked at that video and was even more livid. I asked the lady can the scare actors not go hard on him. I pointed to the video and she said Oh, that's in L.A. where it's bigger and much more. After everything was said and done, my son loved it. He said Okay, that was pretty great. All of us agreed that it was the best one that we've done out of a dozen.

Hilarious! Such a great escape room experience! Truly a testament to "making good choices". My…read morebestie and I have zero survival skills! So much fun

The Beast was a little better than The Edge of Hell -- it was scarier, and the groups had more…read moredistance between them, which helped keep some of the suspense alive. The set designs were impressive, and a few moments actually delivered a decent scare. However, it was still extremely hot inside, which made the experience uncomfortable after just a few minutes. While the timing between groups was improved compared to The Edge of Hell, the overall organization still left a lot to be desired. For $69 (for two haunted houses), I expected a smoother, more professional setup and better crowd management. Although The Beast offered more thrills, it still didn't live up to the hype or the hefty price tag. I wouldn't recommend it unless you're okay with paying a premium for an experience that feels more exhausting than entertaining.

we were so excited to try this "top 10" nationwide haunted house…read more Tip #1 get the VIP tIcket - it saves a TON of time. However, we were chest to back with others the entire way - they slow it down briefly with a slide - but this was mostly animatronics and not many human actors. most importantly - they didn't spread out groups going through the house - which made it super hot and miserable After Beast, we went to Macabre - which was a SIGNIFICANTLY better experience - mostly human actors - couldn't recommend that one enough! 4.5/5 * for Macabre

We enjoyed, we have a lot of fun being spooked out. The place is well organized and well run. Very…read moredifferent in the ordered haunted houses it's more adult oriented.

I was impressed! This is a nice family-friendly experience. Kudos to the family who puts this on…read morefor free.

Scariest place in Lee's Summit! The haunt combined with the Escape Room would be a great Girls…read moreNight or family time with older kids.

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June 2026- DO NOT COME HERE IF YOU ARE HANDICAPPED and want to ride coasters…read more So here is my June 2026 review...and I can't wait to update this in a few years. This park has a lot of potential. I can't wait to see what the Enchanted people do to/for it. There were a lot of rides down, like a lot a lot. Someone in the parking lot warned us as they were coming out and we were going in that "more than half the park is closed" and he wasn't wrong, but not being locals these were the two days on our road trip that we could come to this park. A bunch were down for the two days we were there with nothing to indicate they were going to open...Others had opened and closed a few times over the two days. There are walking paths that would have made life on this forty-something year old easier that were blocked off for the train tracks. (I imagine on years when they were better staffed they had someone at these spots to open and close the gates as needed for the train.) These spots would have saved a good amount of time, and some energy. It frustrating to see where you need to get to, but you have to walk pretty far out of the way...and in at least on spot down a steep hill and back up it so you go under the train to get there. The few restrooms I went in seemed clean enough...pretty good actually for an amusement park. The staff I encountered seemed nice enough....but should realize that if someone is getting an ADA pass because they don't get along with stairs, maybe let those people know it's going to be a rough day and elevators may as well not exist in this park. Really, there should be staff at the ride entrances for all of the rides. They should be able to tell you where the ada entrance to the ride is located. (The entrance to the ada isn't always obvious. It's often the exit to the ride, but if you've never done a ride before then you don't know where you're going to come out.) If there was a staff member at the entrance to each ride they could let you know that either the elevator doesn't work, or that you need staff to help you with the elevators? I'm not even sure if all of the elevators needed staff/ a key to operate, or if every one was just broken, but since you couldn't find an employee outside of the stations there was no one to ask, so either you're not riding or stuck figuring out the stairs. (Thank god for my husband and his patience) Long story short, they need to get their act together concerning ada/ride accessibility. They need to staff the park better.

They Say That This Place Is The Best Place In KC To Have Fun…read more Well They're Right, Spinning Dragons Is Hands Down The Best But I Also Recommend Timber Wolf & Zambezi Zinger. If You Have Little Ones This Is The Place To Be!

I had so much fun last night at Exiled! When I wasn't screaming, I was laughing at myself for…read morescreaming. such great characters to interact with on the tTrail of Terror! The Butcher, the Dentist and Chickenman were great. I got jump scared every few minutes and felt lost a few times, even though I've been before. Then I got to the Carnival and wished I had more time before my driver wanted to go. There was alot more to do in there.

If you enjoyed the 2024 Crooked Rose Woods haunt, please note that is *NOT* Crooked Rose Woods this…read moreyear, and everything you enjoyed about last year was not the efforts of Trail of Terrors. They don't reimburse if they cancel your ticket (despite their policy claiming they do. Instead, they just ghost you) And if you leave a negative review calling them out, they block you. They have sketchy financial practices overall, and don't properly pay contractors, employees, or actors. Instead, verbally claiming "bankruptcy" despite having their most successful year last year riding the shoulders of other people/companies.

There was a group of eight of us and it was absolutely amazing. Everyone of us had a wonderful…read moretime. Everyone working there was so much fun but yet helpful. It was just a great experience.

The place smelled like unwashed flesh and yeast infections. It may have been from the…read moreanti-ambulatory morbidly obese supervisor we saw who could barely move around. the smell was overbearing and so figuring that it made our party nauseous. we had to leave soon after.

Jack's Hollow is a charitable haunted drive-thru for a local organization who provide Christmas…read moregift for kids who would otherwise not have a gift. As there is no fee to enter they asked that you bring unwrap toys for boys and girls. After you have driven thru the path you can park and go thru the barn that had ghost, ghouls and scary monsters . You must make a reservation and come at the time slot/date you selected. Our time slot was 9:30 and it was very busy

We absolutely love going to Jack's Hollow every year! It's a true gem for the KC Horror community…read more There is a suggested donation of an unopened/unused and unwrapped toy that will later be wrapped and given to children in need during the holiday season (if you can't find a toy, they accept Venmo donations!). The event itself is multi-layered. You first turn your radio to their personal station and drive through some haunted woods filled with animatronics, carved pumpkins, and some living(?) characters, too. It's kind of like holiday lights, but spooky! After you park, you can walk through the outdoor decor. There is PLENTY of neat things to look at, especially their huge, handmade animatronics. You can purchase apple cider slushies and popcorn if you're hungry, and there is a port-o-potty if you're worried about peeing your pants Finally, you can go inside to walk through a life-sized replica of the Evil Dead house, you can curl up on a couch and watch the Halloween Tree or go inside and watch a grown up spooky movie. There are other scenes to walk through, too. This is fun for all ages, the people that run the event are so sweet. They make and keep up the scenes and do so out of the kindness of their hearts. So, if you want a fun place to explore without getting too scared, or you want to see some fantastic craftsmanship, I recommend going to Jack's Hollow asap. You can sign up for a visit on their webpage!