Family friendly, feel good haunted maze with various sections ranging from Jurassic Park, Area 51,…read morewitches, Frankensteins. spiders , haunted forest and even a Christmas room. VIP passes recommended as the line moves slow and sometimes this place gets swamped. Fresh donuts await you at the end. HG works in conjunction with GP schools. Pretty sure it's a charity type thing. Best for smaller kids.

Best experience with grandchildren. Not too scary. The characters can be scary but watch the…read morereactions.

It's a Old school haunted house (funeral home) that is fun and scary! You will have fun. Two…read morethumb's up.

I went October 31, 2023. I was very impressed. The actors do a great job of getting in your face…read more The pathway seems to make right turns, left turns, gets narrow, pitch black so it's unpredictable with great props. I love that they are one of the few haunted attractions open on Halloween and until midnight! I can't understand why so many Halloween houses are not open October 31.

This is the second year we've been here. It's a Halloween must if you like to get scared. I'd say…read morekids over 8-10 yrs old. This place is pretty Erie. It's well done. The actors don't touch you and role play pretty well. Warning it is pretty scary and your heart will pound. You also have to do a pretty substantial walk. It's prob .5 to .75mi long. Some of the trail can be difficult and some of the buildings get tight. Prepare to get scared and be uncomfortable. Pro tip let the group in front of you get 3-4min ahead of your group. Don't be in a rush to get thru it if you really want to get scared.

There is no organization when purchasing tickets online and showing up at your establishment. Had…read moremultiple people with us in our party and after four hours of still waiting, there was no end in sight leaving at 11:30 at night paying for tickets and not having the opportunity to walk through is unconscionable. There are many other opportunities for a haunted house that are ran more efficiently. We witnessed multiple people leaving in anger.

Had a great night with friends going through all the night terror set up. I loved the live actors…read morethat made the experience so realalistic. The clown house was insane with the extra touch of 3d glasses. Yes it's a bit pricey but it only happened once a year!

LOVED IT! Best place to go for hayrides! Not far from the…read morecity of Detroit! I would go again soon!

Extremely scary the acts really got in character! Very tight squeezes and lots of jump scares…read more Would recommend to anyone looking for a thrll!

very very scary attraction, it is definitely worth it to check out!! we got there very early when…read morewe went, which I highly recommend, as the lines get insanely backed up when you go later on in the night. I have done the house, forest, and hayride attractions here and would definitely go back! The hayride is a good "warm up" attraction for those who are more hesitant to scarier haunts but definitely worth it! the forest was honestly the scariest attraction to me, and the house was very cool too due to the quality and effort that was put into its design. Will go back next year!

Great decorations, lots of effort put in! Make sure you can walk, and sometimes run! Overall solid…read moreexperience.

Amazing trail set in an old apple orchard! 3/4 of a mile through some crazy twists and turns, with…read morescares everywhere! This is a haunt not to miss! Can't believe it's only the first year open!

The wait was longer than the actual attraction. Wait was 2 hours (no fast pass) and the actually…read moreattraction was 15 minutes. Not worth $35 dollars or 2 hour wait. Disappointed was better last year

The Scream Machine is a scary fun haunted attraction located in Taylor Michigan. It's located in a…read moremall which allows for easy parking and space for an indoor line queue. This attraction is wheelchair accessible. It takes about 20 minutes or so to go through the attraction. They also have two mini escape rooms at the end for a small up charge. The Scream Machine does a great job of keeping you on your toes. They don't really give you any time to relax, it's constant scare after scare. The actors work really hard! I was also impressed by the staff here, especially when I realized the person I had been in contact with about visiting was not only running the door but also helping guests with frightened children so that the kids wouldn't have to go inside. I love the sense of community. The Scream Machine does a good job with sets, props and costumes. They purge the line well so you don't end up stuck in a conga line. I had a lot of fun going through. I also really enjoyed the escape rooms. I found the carnival themed game especially entertaining and clever. Overall it's a very fun way to enjoy the Halloween season!

We went on the Tillson street today, and we all had so much fun,, love all the decoration they did…read moreit's amazing 10-19-2024

Terror on Tillson Street is an annual Halloween event in the picturesque village of Romeo about an…read morehour north of Detroit. This event attracts thousands of visitors to the town to view the elaborate Halloween decorations by the residents of Romeo, but in particular, the homes on Tillson Street. Best of all, this is all free and the street is always open to the public, day or night. On the weekends before All Hallows' Eve, I recommend arriving shortly before sundown to beat the rush of people that descend onto Tillson Street at night. There is free municipal parking behind the shops on Main Street by the police station. Parking spots closest to Tillson Street typically go for $5. I found a spot in the municipal parking lot and strolled the various streets on my ten-minute walk to Tillson Street. There are other homes around town that go all out for Halloween besides Tillson Street, and I recommend checking them out too. I preferred arriving before sunset because it gave me extra time to see a few other streets and stroll Tillson Street before it became super packed. It also made my second walkthrough after sundown much faster. I hear that it's a madhouse on October 31st, but this is when kids can trick or treat on Tillson Street to collect candy. It all sounds fun but I don't think I'd want to deal with the crowds. The direction of the flow of foot traffic begins on Tillson and Main Streets where a popular Dairy Queen is located. After crossing the street at Tillson and Sisson, visitors will make their way back down Tilson toward Main Street. At the end of the walk, there will be cider and donuts available for a donation. However, if you turn the corner you may see a table set up by a local church giving away free donuts, cider, water, and hot chocolate. Not saying this will be available every year, but it's worth it to check before shelling out money for a drink and a snack. The decorations are amazing! Lots of special effects where you can see ghosts apparitions moving in the windows of the homes and even a few surprises like a skeleton popping out of a coffin. I loved the animated Halloween decorations including a dummy wearing an Ohio State Buckeyes shirt being electrocuted, skeletons dancing, and a witch holding a girl over a cauldron. The clown house was excellently creepy. All that is needed is for Pennywise to stick his head out of the sewer! Terror on Tillson Street really is a must-see Halloween attraction for anyone in the Detroit area in October. Even though the decorations are largely the same each year, I wouldn't mind making Tillson Street a Halloween tradition. The townspeople are friendly and the homes are so beautiful. Romeo really is a storybook Midwest town that is a beautiful place to visit in the autumn.