well organized with amazing sets, lighting, and actors who really stayed in character. The…read moreatmosphere pulls you in from the start, and it's clear they put a lot of effort into every detail. My only critique is that it could use a bit more genuine scare factor. It's more fun and theatrical than truly frightening. Still, it's a solid experience and definitely worth checking out if you're looking for a good night out with friends.

Second time coming to Madworld and I will say they added a lot and it was great. The VIP is worth…read morethe parking and skipping to front of line. We did the carnival type stuff first then ate and hit the house. One downside was our group caught up to the first group and then the group behind us literally ran to catch up so we turned into one long line and the scares weren't as good. So spacing the groups out would be better however they were probably trying to get everyone through before closing. We got there at 7 and left at 10:30 since we had a 2.5 hour drive home. Will be back again maybe just will do the house first next time to not be so rushed through.

This farm scared me so much I almost peed, first time every going and it was beautifulread more

The Haunted Farm is SO awesome!!!…read more My friends and I have been twice now and both times had such a super fun time. When you arrive on the farm, you'll park in a field and even as you walk up to buy tickets, there are people in costumes scaring you. It starts right away. Once you buy tickets, you'll join the line to enter. This may possibly be the most entertaining line you'll wait in. Be sure to use the porta potty before getting in line, because you'll probably be waiting for a bit. During the line, there are many spooky scary sounds playing, as well as screams for the guests going through the haunted farm. There are also staff in costumes there making it scary. The Haunted Farm is three parts (or it was when I went in the past). First is the haunted forest, then the haunted house, and then a hayride. My first visit to the haunted forest scared the crap out of me. There was a part with a werewolf figure in a strobe light that gave me a good scare for sure. There really is nothing like the adrenaline rush of being horrified (especially when deep down you actually know that you're totally safe). After walking yourself through the haunted forest, you enter the house. There is some serious TLC put into making this really, really cool. Each room has a different theme and story. One of the scariest for me was the demented dentist, geesh! The rooms range from the butcher shop to the neon clowns. As my friends and I walked through the house, we held hands creating a chain to keep each other safe, haha! The last part of the experience is the hayride which is the least scary to me but there are parts when creepy people come out of the field, jump on the hayride and get within inches of your face. So yeah, that's also scary. I feel like I just used the word 'scary' 50 times. I need to come up with some better words (it's 6am, give me a break) but my point is that this Haunted Farm is really freakin' cool and such a fun way to spend an October fall evening.