There is a street Downtown Niagara, Clifton. It mimics a Las Vegas strip. Plenty to see and more to…read moredo. Busy, fun and crowded. Museums, eateries and gift shops. We purchased a package that included the Nightmare Experience. Me: chicken, crybaby, scaredy cat, whatever name you have for me, I happily accept. Never liked scary movies; I know what you did last summer, scream and others like that. NO monsters! Every now and then I will try a haunted house because I know without a doubt, they are just PEOPLE dressed in costumes. Before entering we were asked a million questions about our health, including heart issues and seizures. Ok, I'm already scared. The young lady that took our tickets gave very specific instructions. Hold on to each other and follow the tiny red lights on the wall. It is completely dark inside. What!!! We are in line and once the light turns green to go, we enter. Our final warnings are NO hitting or kicking. If we want to end the scare, all we have to do is yell "nightmare"! Really? Well, she didn't lie! It was total darkness! I was scared because I couldn't see any of the scares coming. None of the monsters that jumped out, or spiders that crawled on me, or the jeep that almost hit us. That was pretty cool. AND, we had to military crawl through a tunnel, in total darkness! Just following a tiny red light that guided us. It was a lot of fun, I did NOT let go of hubby. Glad I used the bathroom first. Lol.

Forewarning, this is a very very particular type of haunted house, so be aware of what you're…read moregetting into. Most haunted houses in Niagara falls (and just in general) are set up to be dark, have some gags, some props, neat decor to look at, maybe some scare-actors in costume; this is not that. This is a dark maze, with dead ends, winding corridors, narrow crawlspaces, and shrinking rooms. There are minimal gags & props, and more loud legitimately terrifying noises, electric shocks right next to your head, and the props are designed to scare the absolute life out of you, and your only guide is a small red light in the ceiling; so if that's what you're into, then this place is top notch. If however you prefer a more calm, artistic haunted house, with an actor in a vampire costume jumping out in front of you, then this place might be a bit much. Especially if you didn't bring an extra pair of clean underwear with you. Highest possible recommendation... But only for a very specific kind of horror fan.

I would rate this event a 3.5 for older adults and 4 for the younger generation. I expected a…read morelittle more with the Funhouse (it was super small) and Corn Maze (we walked through it quickly). Regardless, I had a great time! They had four attractions, techno music playing in the background, clowns and other characters walking around scaring people, they had dancers performing a Michael Jackson Thriller routine, a couple fire pits available for rent ($75 for a group), a gift shop, drinks and a food truck. Loved the concept, it was entertaining enough for a couple hours, enjoyed the space and everyone's vibe... thank you to the owner. I enjoyed the Haunted hay ride in the forest. Alcoholic drinks were under $15, I had a 24oz White Claw for $10, my friends paid $8 for a beer. The food was under that price as well, the food truck had mac and cheese, three BBQ pulled pork sliders with cabbage for $10, tacos, loaded Doritos, think I heard someone mention hot dogs being served. I would check this event out again next year if my friends wanted to go but I would hope they added an actual Haunted House or something additional.

Rating in the perspective of a local haunted attraction, where I was able to get a B1G1 free…read moretickets for opening weekend deal. You enter near the Pumpkin patch and follow signs for the Haunted Forest for separate parking area. Parking is in a field setting. Scare actors were working the crowd and appeared to really enjoy the experience themselves. Michael Meyers and a clown were doing a great job. They have multiple booths set up with limited beer, hard cider, cider, and liquor drinks that were reasonably priced. Fry cakes would have been a great addition. There was a small snack stand with very simple items like popcorn. A small merchandise area was also available. We arrived early, not sure how crowded it was going to be and started activities when the sun went down. Started with "Megan performance" which was several dancing "Megans" to a song ~3-4 minutes, they did a great job. They announced on speaker 10 minutes prior to performance, which happens often throughout the evening. Enjoyed their entrance from the corn field. The funhouse is essentially a decorated shed, no actors - simple add on to the event. The haunted hayride was fun, decent length, comfortable seating (no hay). Audio issues on some of the stops (hard to hear), but actors were doing a great job, they appeared passionate. They drop you off at the haunted trail following the hayride. Some issues here where they didn't have lights on all of their haunted attractions in the woods, so you couldn't see what they were trying to go for. Quick walk back to the event area, but they haven't lit the path much at all. While I understand they are going for low lights, this was not ideal. The corn maze being dark and at nighttime adds a scare factor but only 2-3 actors in the maze (clowns), was expecting more. We bought the pass that included skip the line and we did save some time, but on opening weekend the waits would've been low. Overall, for a local event this is a great effort. I think pricing is a bit high at full price. You can buy tickets online or purchase there. Cards accepted. No bag rules that I could see. Bring shoes that can get muddy and definitely a jacket/long pants, ect.

This was one of the Best Haunted house I ever been to it's a Must go you get more than your money's…read moreworth. Make sure you don't wear any fresh Kicks or Trees/Timberland's wear old foot wear because you will stuff them up.

I was waiting for a friend in the lobby and was told to go outside because of COVID restrictions,…read moreand they wouldn't let me back in. I paid $35 for this and they wouldn't give me a refund after I was kicked out five seconds after I got there. They could have easily viewed my ticket, and re-taken my temperature, but instead I was given unnecessary attitude by four different people, and when I asked all of them to speak to the manager they wouldn't allow it. Never going here again, this place is a rip-off. There were signs put up that say "No refund, no re-entry" AFTER I arrived so I had no idea those were the rules. Will also be telling friends and family to never come here again after this unfair treatment.

My son and I went on June 18 for self guided tour. I brought a couple of led pen lights but owner…read moresaid they were too bright cause they were led. I have to admit she was right after blinding myself with one of them. So don't bring an LED light. Try to bring red flashlight, non led instead. Otherwise, light on phone is good in a pinch. You really don't need a light unless you're going into lower floors after sun has gone down. ...anyway, despite the fact there were 25 people or so wandering the building, there are plenty of opportunities to be alone with your group or by yourself to do the hunting or trying to connect with the spirits. The only sketch room was psych ward for me..a small, very dark room in the basement. I did see my first shadow person in a hallway bolt across into a room where the door was closed. Not scary really. I ran after it to confirm it wasn't a human and where it had gone off to. Think it was on the second floor by Roy's room and across from the kids' classroom set up. Overall, advice is to go with neutral expectations and enjoy/ appreciate the significance and history of the building. I really didn't sense any negative energy except for that little room ..even in the morgue. Check in is a process, but not disorganized. Bring a clear bag. Use the porta potty outside before going in. It's a beautiful area.. even saw deer on the property right below on of the sunrooms. Oh and make sure everyone in your party, including ticket buyer registers their information via email link once Tix are bought.. I wish this place, the energies there, and owner the best!

Sharon was a great host. We got a great history lesson. It was pretty cold, but we were warned…read morebefore arrival. The front area / gift shop had a lot of neat items, however we were ushered to the car so we didn't get anything. My husband was so cold so he wanted to leave immediately at the end if the tour. I enjoyed the experience except for the cold weather as there is no heat/electric. It was a fun experience.

Legends of Horror is a yearly event in Oct presented by Captain Morgan on the grounds of Casa Loma…read more It started in 2022. The self-guided tour takes 1 to 3 hours to walk through the entire 2 Km trail, considered a "promenade theatre". The event runs from Oct 3 to Nov 2 in 2024, starting at 19:00 until late. A group of us went on 2024-10-04. A few audience members even dressed up in Halloween costumes. The cheapest tickets are $45 (Oct 3 to Oct 17) or $55 (Oct 18 to Nov 2) when purchased online. They don't allow use of flash photography so they will search you bags for flashes. The trail starts at a gate at the north-east corner of Walmer Rd and Davenport Rd. It traverses the grounds and tunnels of Casa Loma. The first portion of the trail has live and undead horror characters/animals that can pop up at any time. They never touch you and you must not touch them. Then you enter a hall where you can purchase drinks and snacks, with a live DJ to entertain you. After that, there is a 3D projection on the exterior of the castle, bringing the characters of the storyline and walls of the castle to life. Then you go through tunnels with fewer live or undead characters. Family hours are available Oct 18 to Nov 2 (17:00 to 18:30). It is for families with younger children, and less dark. There will be no live/undead characters. There are so many characters and animals to scare you. There are different themes like werewolves, Dracula, Stranger Things, etc. I thoroughly enjoyed it. We took 3 hours. Everything was well-done. Alcoholic drinks cost around $9-$20. Outside food or drinks are not allowed The trail is not wheelchair accessible. There are separate male/female washrooms after the refreshments room. There is paid and free neighbourhood street parking and a paid George Brown parking lots. Review 2024-206

Honestly so bad. Ticket holders and walk-ins all wait in the same line. Paid $130 for a 20 minute…read morewalk. Some of the rooms are just plain and lazy. Not worth the money. Some of the characters were literally on their phones. Security at the front is extremely rude. Yelled at me for simply not hearing them as they mumbled.

Great employee this evening. Friendly, happy and helpful. Made it such a great experience and fun…read morememory.

It was kind of weird but I paid ten dollars to walk through. If you like weird stuff this should…read morebe ok with this.it's not scary. And it was something to do while I was here on vacation.

We brought the kids here with one parent going through the houses with the kids. It was well…read moreorganized & well staffed. The main arena is large & there was a fortune teller plus memorabilia stands & actors the area had an authentic creepy vibe. It's very loud subsonic mood music with tons of stage smoke in the air. The food court is separated off from the man area but still allows for a view of the fun. We found the lowest price ticket still pricey, had it been less, all of us would have gone through but again it is well done so you get what you pay for. The un chaperoned teen groups roaming around were mostly well behaved.

Kept seeing advertisements of this during our stay in buffalo and felt we needed a good scare. We…read morewere very excited to go but ended up leaving very disappointed. The venue is inside which can be nice for the cooler/rainy nights but inside is very hot and sticky. It is $40 pp, $55 pp if you want to skip the lines. CASH ONLY. But there is an ATM. We did not get the "fast pass" and the wait for each of the 5 haunted houses was about 30-40 minutes each. The makeup/props/costumes were very good. However, we did not get a scare once. It felt most time was spent on props and less focus on scaring people. Two haunted houses we walked through we didn't see a single cast member. Is it because were in our mid 20s and are too old for this? We found it overpriced, hot, and uneventful. We would've left early but we kept thinking "well maybe the next one might be better". It is not America's #1 scare park.