It is such a high production value set! Every attraction was top notch. The scares were scary. They incorporated all of your senses which was really neat. I highly recommend! Would not go if you are autistic or have difficulty with loud noises, tight spaces, or crowds. We were scoping this for our adult son who is autistic. Definite no for him. Also wouldn't recommend for younger children. I would say 12 or 13 at a minimum. read more

The haunted DUPLEX was soooo crazy. The wildest part was at the center of the NUCLEUS when we were encouraged to run through the freaky foam. I was SOAKED. Although we failed to get tickets to the field of creams it was still a delightful experience. read more

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Nile's Scream Park - Crossed the Line and Put Guests at Risk I've been to many haunted attractions over the years, and while I expect to be scared, shocked, and even grossed out--that's part of the thrill--what I experienced at Nile's Scream Park was not just disappointing, it was disturbing on a completely different level. First and foremost, I was appalled by the blatantly sacrilegious imagery used throughout certain parts of the park. There were depictions of Jesus, a Crucifix, Mother Mary, and even Baby Jesus used in a twisted, disrespectful, and frankly satanic context for those who are Christian would find this appalling. This was not "themed horror"--this was an offensive, deliberate mockery of sacred figures that many people revere. It's completely possible to create a terrifying haunted attraction without dragging religion, God, saints, nuns, etc; into it in such a disgraceful and blasphemous way. It crossed a line I never expected to see crossed at a seasonal family-oriented event. To make matters worse, the safety and crowd control were severely lacking. In one area of the Field of Screams, guests were herded into a small room that quickly became dangerously overcrowded. There was no visible staff, and people were piled on top of one another, unable to move. Thick smoke filled the air to the point where you could barely breathe or see, and the room descended into chaos--not from fear of the attraction, but from genuine panic and claustrophobia. It was so bad that people were screaming to be let out, not because they were frightened by the haunt, but because they felt trapped--like being in a concentration camp. That may sound extreme, but there's no other way to describe the level of distress and neglect. At one point, movement stopped completely for over 10 minutes, with more and more people being shoved in. There was no monitoring, no emergency exit clearly marked, and no staff to relieve the pressure or ensure people were okay. For anyone with anxiety, asthma, or claustrophobia, this could have turned into a medical emergency. This was not the night I came for. A haunted house should offer thrills, not spiritual offense and physical danger. I expected screams of fright, not cries for help. Nile's Scream Park needs to take a hard look at both the content and the crowd management of their attractions. Until then, I cannot recommend this place to anyone--especially those with faith, or a desire for a safe and fun Halloween experience. Until the sacrilegious imagery and crowd control issues are addressed, this will be our last visit to the Nile's Scream Park. We hope management takes these concerns seriously and makes the necessary improvements to create a more respectful and enjoyable experience for all visitors. read more

In the middle of a field in the dark of the night, you find the Niles Scream Park. As you enter into the midway, you hear the screams of patrons as they are being chased by Freddie, a stalking killer clown, and other creepy creatures of your nightmares. Having been a patron for the last twenty plus years, it is great to see the upgrades to the houses and park every single year. This year the Main House is alive with haunts, dark passages, chainsaws, and the fear that someone is watching you at every moment. Having been to Universal Studios Florida's Halloween Horror Nights the weekend prior to this year's visit, we did not have high expectations. What this park lacks in the money that Universal has for their sets, they make it up by dark creepy mazes and scares in the least expected places. As someone who is only startled at Haunted Houses, I was startled much more in the three houses and even the Hayride then I was in the ten houses at universal. This place does not compare to any other Haunts I have been to and they pull it all off still being family friendly and a place I would feel comfortable bringing younger kids looking for a good scare. read more

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Holy cow! I love this place. Seriously, go check it out! Wonderfully dedicated staff and volunteers! Great organization. Hey, btw, they turn 50 this year! Go check it out! read more

Niles scream park is basically a must for any local during fall.  I have come every October since I can remember and I'm always a fan of the Field of Screams. I love that they not only have the same favorites eveey year like the field of screams and haunted house but also have recently added escape rooms and they have rotating features every year.  My favorite feature was a few years aho when they did Krampus. Whether you regularly go to haunted houses or have never been, you're in for a treat here at the Niles Scream Park.  Wear some good shoes, stay bundled up and enjoy the scares. read more

PEED MY PANTS SO MUCH FUN this was my friends first time going in a haunted house and mine too. We're all 14-15 and we're not disappointed. All the workers are super nice behind their scary masks. We did the haunted house and the scream field both were super fun! Best part was probably the strobe effects and lights. There are fog machines with the lights and you can't see anything and have to feel your way around which was very fun and exciting, we were all peeing our pants the whole way through. read more

We made reservations for 4 attractions at 8:30. We paid $96~. Place closes at 11. Would have been fine if the reservations meant anything. We get here with our reservations expecting to get let in at 8:30 right? WRONG. We waited an hour in line WITH reservations. What was the point then? So by now it's 9:30 we have 1.5 hours to get through 4 attractions. we waited in line for another hour to get through our first attraction. It's now 10:30. We get through and out the attraction it's 10:50. Okay, guess we aren't getting to the other ones we paid for. Such a bummer. If they actually honored their reservation time we might have been able to reach all 4. And they don't offer any refunds even though it's def their disorganization that results in people not getting to get through the attractions. Won't be back. read more

We visited the Niles Scream Park on a very rainy night with thunderstorms. Our intention was to do the Haunted House, the Field of Screams and the hayride. Unfortunately all of the outdoor attractions were closed due to the weather. Thus, my rating applies only to the Haunted House. A friend also gave us free passes to the Haunted House, which we ended up doing a second time on the same visit for only $5 each. I was nervous at the start of the evening because this was my first ever haunted house. But it was really fun and just the right amount of scary. The stormy weather added to the ambiance, so we kind of liked it. Fair warning that much of the Haunted House, including the approach, are outside so we did get wet. I'm glad it was open, though. Because it was both early in the season and not ideal weather, it was not crowded. We didn't have to wait in any lines and got to take our time through the house without encountering any other groups ahead of or behind us. We got plenty of great scares! The set design for the Haunted House is great. Good production value with good costuming and makeup. Our group of three, including one haunted attraction connoisseur, were all very impressed with the three dimensional and physical nature of many of the rooms. I don't want to spoil any surprises, but the set design does not stop with the 4 walls. Prices are reasonable at $9-14 for a single attraction or $35 for the "frightful nightful" which includes all of their main attractions. We drove down from Grand Rapids and thought it was worth the drive (and definitely would have been in better weather). Another review mentioned how nice the staff is. I second that--workers were friendly and helpful. The ticket checkers at the haunted house line told us that there are many routes through the house and if we ended up in a place we'd seen before, we could ask to go in another direction. Probably in part thanks to the low traffic, the actors in the house were happy to accommodate our request. read more

Girls night last friday, so we figured to try out this haunted house. I've never been out here before and I could tell they are very dedicated and love to have fun with the decorations and halloween spirit. I am a huge scaredy cat so I was not expecting to be running and screaming my lungs out! But we had a great time and I had no idea that their money goes to a good cause. Can't wait till next halloween season to come back! read more

Oh wow! I came here on a Saturday night right around 7:30 and bought a ticket to their haunted house. This was my first visit to a haunted house and it did not disappoint! There were twists and turns that keep me on my toes and more importantly kept me entertained. I didn't try the food but I did have an elephant ear which was yummy! (They ran out of funnel cake!) I stood in line for tickets and then to enter the haunted house, but I would encourage you to by the pass online and skip waiting in the long line! read more

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This place has been here for years which I think is incredibly impressive. The main haunted house is awesome plus there are multiple attractions here now, more than there were 15 years ago. Safety is important. Everyone is wanded for weapons by security, no weapons, lighters or smoking allowed. Sundays they offer a discount. 5 attractions for $20! Great value but go early so that you can do everything before they close. Restrooms are porta potties, just an FYI, although I have no issue with that. Food vendors are a bit pricey but some of the things you can share. Food lines moved fast. Most of the lines for the haunts moved fast. Staff was nice and professional. One even told me if we couldn't get to everything we could use any leftover tickets by the 31st. They have ppl directing parking. My best advice is to bundle up and wear shoes you don't mind getting dirty because parking is in a field and the field of screams is a haunted corn maze where it might be muddy. I took my high school and middle school age nieces and we had a ball. Memories I'll cherish forever. read more

Niles Scream Park - Performing Arts Near Me - Niles, Michigan

Got the frightful nightful package, which was for their 5 attractions: hayride, haunted house, field of screams, possessed and incarcerated. We drove from Chicago, and ended up getting here wayyy later than expected, so we ended up getting the fast pass as well so we could enjoy the attractions without being pressed for time or having to wait in long lines. I would say if you're going to do all 5 of the attractions, the fast pass is worth the money! Overall, I didn't think that it was super scary. There were definitely some things that made me jump and scream, but for the most part it was more the darkness than anything else that they seemed to use to scare people. It was a fun fall activity, but like every other haunted house around! *They do have a new experience called Hooded, where you get a hood placed over your head, and you sign a waiver to allow the workers to touch/yell at you, but I didn't really care to try it read more

5 of us went, and maybe had too high of expectations. We encountered SO MANY rude employees, which never sits well with me, anywhere. I felt like every attraction was a lot of walking with absolutely no scares. My husband scared us more times than any of the actors. It seemed like nobody was present to scare us. We wondered if maybe this was due to covid, but, if that's the case, I don't know why we paid $43 for admission + $20 for fast passes per person. I legitimately feel like we just threw our money away. If not for the extremely rude employees I would probably try again next year, but I think that will be our last visit. read more

I come here every year and get the frightful night package. This includes five different attractions. Every year they have the main haunted house. This attraction has several different enterances and paths. This way, you can go again and get a new experience. They have two additional smaller house attractions that change every year. This year was a xmas Krampus theme and a hillbilly cabin 13. At the end, you can go through either a fog tunnel or soap bubble tunnel. Each path is kind of hard to breathe. I suggest covering your mouth and breathing through your hand in either tunnel. I guess I did not hear them say to cover my mouth in the bubbles and halfway through I got some in my throat, it felt like I was drowning so my body involuntarily tried to take a deep breath and I got more. I paniced a bit and rushed out. I have to say that scared me a little as I fear drowing. But hey, its a haunted house right? As soon as I made it out I was fine. Besides the main house, my next favorite area is field of screams. Its very long and there are several different mazes to get lost. In addition, its very eclectic and there is not just one theme. Just a bunch of crazy. They also have midway games centered around a halloween theme and a haunted hayride. It makes it an enjoyable night for either family or friends. read more

Was not to good this year not enough staff to scare people, haunted hayride is a waste of money, the only good thing about going this year is the fair food. read more

This was really fun. Highly recommend if you want a good scare. The workers are REALLY nice. And if you ask to see their costume most will say yes. This deserves the solid 5 stars u gave it. read more

Last night I attended with my 10 y.o. daughter, as well as my friend and her 8 y.o. twin sons. The parks hours run from 7-11pm, so we made a point to get there early. We arrived at about quarter to 7, & they were starting to fill up. We proceeded to wait in line for awhile before making our way into the "security tent". It is here that a security officer asks you to empty your pockets & swipes you over w/ a metal detector. My friend went ahead of me and was swiped first. The detector buzzed at her pocket, to which she pulled out a lighter. Instead of calmly explaining that the lighter is contraband, the older gentleman proceeded to loudly berate her in front of the other patrons, scolding her as if she were a child. He claimed he had asked if she had any "guns, knives, or lighters*" prior to swiping her, but neither of us heard this. We were both mortified & embarrassed. Absolutely uncalled for on this staffers part. If he has problems working up front w/ customers, perhaps he would be better suited working behind the scenes. I don't appreciate being yelled at even before entering a place I intend to spend a good deal of money at. After our terrifying ordeal up front, we made our way through the lines to the ticket counter. We had expected the pricing, as we had done our homework beforehand. Admission for all 5 main attractions (Grimm's Funeral Service, The Doll Factory, Field of Screams, Haunted Hayride & the Haunted House) is $35 per person, but we had coupons for $5 off/ticket. You are able to purchase a "Phantom Pass" for $10 extra per person, which is basically a wristband to enable line-cutting. We opted to take our chances and just went with the regular admission. We walked inside & there were all kinds of cool decorations & booths where you could shoot paintball guns, lay in a coffin, etc. They had a some neat shops, but most things were pretty pricey. We decided first to go through Grimms Funeral Services to get the kids warmed up.There were many cool props & a few scary actors. It didn't disappoint being our first choice to take the kids in, as it wasn't very scary at all. Upon our exit we walked around a bit before coming to the Field of Screams where the line was short. It was probably my favorite of all the attractions, as it lasted the longest. There was a maze you went through & a lot of spooky characters that creeped around. This scared the kids a bit, but they were quick to forget after popping some of the smoke-filled bubbles flying around on our way out. Next we opted for The Doll Factory, which ended up to be nothing more than a bunch of broken doll props and two women dressed as living dolls. It was silly but the kids like the decor. After surviving 3/5 of the haunts, we decided to take a break & see what kind of snacks the midway had to offer. There were many choices, none of which were easy on the wallet. Be prepared to pay $3 for a generic bottle of water. I decided my daughter and I would share a pretzel ($4) & a hot chocolate ($3). The hot chocolate was just warm chocolate water & the pretzel was your average fair fare. Wasn't impressed by either. Save yourself the money & just eat good before you come, smuggle a bottle of water in if able. Following our eats, we made our way over to the Haunted Hayride. Now this was probably the most silly of all. They herd a group of about 20 people at a time onto cart full of bleachers being pulled by an old tractor. They make their way around the outskirts of the park, telling a silly story being narrated by a staff member. Many of the decorations were cheap, there were a few hydraulic powered spooks. I noticed some of the props to scare us were out of propane, leaving no fire and no "wow" factor. There were several occasions where water was sprayed on us, that doesn't exactly make folks comfortable in 45° weather. At the end there was a video that played that made no sense and brought 0 closure to their story. I honestly couldn't wait for the ride to end. Upon our departure, we made our way to the final attraction, the Haunted House. I had been told by my sister-in-law that it's the best and to save it for last. She must be easily scared, because it wasn't all that great. The only thing that was even somewhat terrifying for the littles was the chainsaw at the end, which we all knew was coming. We walked out of the House just before 11, so we managed to do all 5 attractions without the Phantom Pass. All in all the kids had fun. But it's not something adults should expect to be scared by. On the way home, my girlfriend & I got a good laugh about the security guard scared us more than anything else did. I highly recommend management relocating that staff member or require some kind of customer service training. I think we will be back again next year, but will plan better. This means dressing warmer and arriving earlier. read more

Homophobic workers! I went in 2011, it wasn't scary by any means, but it was sort of corny fun. It's being advertised that the attractions have all been re-done for 2012. After walking through one of the attractions you can certainly tell its been re-done... They covered all the props with white sheets. The hay ride was beyond boring this year. When we went through the indoor- outdoor "field of screams" we accidently went into employee areas three times. We saved the "haunted house" for last, and the most horrifying thing of the evening happened... The workers were making homophobic comments :( Really sad that in this day and age this exsists. read more

I have to say I was extremely impressed with the park this year. We were able to take advantage of the super slasher deal, which was amazing having half off tickets! The workers were amazing, I ended up falling at one point. I had multiple people helping me up. We were going to save the main haunted house for last but when we heard last call we ran. As soon they had closed it for the night, they began to call last call for krampus, which of course was our last attraction of the night. After getting done at the main house, walking past krampus one worker asked if we had any tickets left! I am EXTREMELY happy with my experience tonight. My friends and myself have been coming here for several years. After tonight I can definitely say we'll be back. We've been to the black out events as well since they began doing them! I can't even say enough good about them! read more

I really do not see the hype around this place. Nothing was scary and it was 50% walls and 50% sudden bursts of air. Each course was so dark that you couldn't even see the things that were supposed to be creepy. The best part was the strobe lights that made everything look like a stop-motion picture. If you have the chance, definitely try to go to Netherworld in Georgia. read more

This was pretty fun for the price we paid! I wish there had been more characters to jump out at you, but all in all it was pretty fun. I didn't enjoy getting lost in the fog rooms. Some areas without a tour guide, were almost impossible to get through. I suggest going here, the price is decent and you'll have some laughs. read more

When we judge haunts, we not only judge them on tangible qualities, such as the amount of props or actors or the quality of the props, but we also judge on the more intangible qualities, such as the enthusiasm displayed by actors or even the overall "feel" of the haunt - was it welcoming (as welcoming as haunts get, that is)? Did it have a good atmosphere? Did the people there really act as though they cared about their visitors and about putting on a good show? While any haunt can have good props or sets, it takes some effort and time to get the feel just right. By the time one gets to the professional haunt level, finding that welcoming feeling can be difficult. In our experience, the bigger and more hyped a haunt is, the easier it is for it to feel impersonal. Haunts that make visitors feel welcome (as opposed to just part of the crowd) and that strive to make every visitor's experience an enjoyable one are sometimes few and far between. We're happy to say that Niles Scream Park is a big haunt with a small town feel - a professional operation with a lot of heart, and that heart is what makes it so enjoyable for us. Full Review: http://www.horrortourers.com/niles-scream-park-2014.html read more

I put 5 stars because if I put 1 this comment will be way on the bottom as recommended . I really wanted to put 1 STAR! This year by far has been the worst experience ever. The Dark Territory Haunted Hayride was just a disappointment. My ride repeated a few scenes ( which by the way sucked). Most of the scenes on the hayride were all plastic decorations and dolls, except for 2 guys out there. One was in a jail cell And the other was a maniac killer.. It would've been nice if they put more live employers out on the field to scare us on the ride. This attraction should be recommended for children 12& under. But any ways The Tomb Of The Undead 3D was also such a disappointment. I waited in line about 40-45mins and once I got inside I was literally in there for 1 minute. The 3D was amazing but they let so many people in behind me that I didn't get to enjoy it. They need to stop rushing people thru these attractions and let them enjoy it for at least 10 minutes or so. Or have more room options to go through. The Curse Of The Dark Walker was suppose to be vampire theme and there were only ONE person throughout the whole attraction dress as a vampire. WHAT A SHAME!!! Really? OK really nothing else to say about besides they need to stop rushing people through the attractions because the people in front of you get the scare you were suppose to get. The Field Of Screams Legend Of Horror was very good. This was the only attraction you got to choose your path. Thumbs up! The monsters and people dressed up actually chase you through the paths you take. Kinda scary but very fun. The Haunted House Misfit Monster Mansion was the best one out of all. We were in there a good ten minutes. We had a few scares that weren't ruined by the people in front of us. They didn't cram people in this attraction so that was a definite plus. Had such an amazing time in this one and field of screams. So overall they need to cut back a little on the prices at least to 20$ a person. Or keep the same prices just manage the park better. There's a bunch of things they could approve on here, Seriously! read more

In addition to the main, well-known attractions at this fantastic place there are lesser-known, fascinating horrors to explore. The best of these is the Museum of Movies, Monsters and the Macabre. For just $2.00, you get admission to a nicely curated collection of horror movie memorabilia (think The Exorcist, Friday the 13th and Annabelle--an actual locked-up haunted doll is displayed--but don't worry, the life-size Jason Voorhees from Camp Crystal looks real, but isn't). The Museum contains fascinating, bizarre items worthy of Ripken's Believe It Or Not, like a shrunken head, a cursed monkey's paw and a two-headed, stuffed chick. You can read about serial killers and look at human "pelts," actual human skin with tattoos, like the 1944 piece of sailor's skin with the beautiful inked girl. So while you're enjoying your night at the Scream Park, take a break and go through the Museum for terror that's real! read more

Oh how I love this place! It's my special Halloween town and is never a dissapointment. My husband and I were married on Halloween and when he asks what I want to do for our anniversary my response is always Niles Scream Park! Woohoo bring on 2017 Baby! Field of Screams is where its at ;) read more

Unfortunately, I expected too much from this haunted house I guess. In the past it was a lot scarier. I only went through the Haunted House attraction and it's all just darkness with nothing that pops out or makes you jump. Maybe that's just because it was so crowded but I'm not sure. I was really hoping it would be a lot scarier read more

This place gets bigger and bigger every year. It's a great haunted house(s) for the price. There is an online coupon for $7 off the combo package, which brought down the price to $20. This was the first year my kids (9 and 10) completed all 5 houses and they loved it! I believe it was rated one of the top haunted houses in and around Chicago. What makes it even better, is that it is non for profit...all of the proceeds go back to various charities. read more

**The reviewer below must be an employee -- nobody wants to feel warm and cozy and "welcome" at a haunted house; that's not what they pay for. We want to be SCARED! Take the time to read the filtered reviews below, as they are spot-on. I have been here three times. I was completely disappointed. Let me say this: very creative when you first walk in, and it gears you up for something spooky, especially the music. Then...downhill from there. It was so well-lit, barely dark, costumes were completely lazy (just a little stenciling on the face and black clothes, that's it), and there was hardly any scare! Like someone else said, just a bunch of WalMart decorations. At one point there was a guy walking around with a chainsaw, acting as if he was going to chop you up--only problem was, you could see perfectly well there was no saw at the end of that machine! The entire experience was a let down. You'll be disappointed, TRUST ME. The group I was with walked out like, "What the hell was this?" Not scary at all. Their website is scarier than the attraction. read more

this is the first time i've been to the Niles Scream Park. it was fun, but not what i call overly stimulating. There are five attractions here, the Haunted House was pretty cool. the Zombie Motel & Pirate Cove were pretty pitiful. The hayride was a lot of fun and our wagon had a very good narrator who was willing to have fun with the crowd. Finally the field of screams maze; this was interesting, not too many startles, but fun to find your way out. Not sure if i'll return, but i wouldn't recommend a long drive to get here. read more

I have been to several haunted houses over the years and most have been awful. This one was hard to find (don't rely on the iPhone gps) but when we got there finally it was totally worth it! Best haunted house I have been to in years!! Went on a Saturday night around 9:30 and though there were a lot of people around you almost never see anyone else in the house. If you get to a certain point and someone is behind you they send you a different direction which is awesome (nothing worse than some moron ruining the scare for you). Took about 20 mins to get through the haunted house and I thought that was worth it alone for the $15 we paid (had buy one get one free coupons). I didn't realize there were more houses to go through! The Field of Screams may have been my favorite cause it really was a maze and it took awhile to get through. The hayride was ok except you are stuck with a bunch of people (who ruined it for me)...sit in the center! The park is overall creepy with trees and moonlight as a backdrop. Super dark and you cannot use a flashlight. There are snacks and movies being played the entire time you are there. Would recommend to anyone looking for a good haunted house but give yourself at least 2 hours to get through it all. read more

Okay- I know that this is August, but I am already gearing up for Halloween. One of the best Halloween attractions NEAR the city of Chicago is actually located in Niles, Michigan, a mere 1 1/2 hours away from the Windy City. For a short car ride and $22 admission fee you get five attractions, one of which is a " Field of Screams" complete with chainsaw wielding maniacs. There is also an Axe Murder Mansion, a Haunted Hayride, and a traditional haunted house. Each year this place gets better and better, and believe me, it is worth the admission and the car ride if you really want a good scare. Allow yourself at least 3 hours to experience all the terror at the park, not counting your car ride, as it will be well worth it. Also, there are things for the kiddies to experience as well, such as a magic show (as some of the attractions may be too gruesome for young children). Go to www.haunted.org for more details and directions. I have loved it since I was a kid. BTW: This attraction raises money for local charities, so while you are getting your butt scared off, you are also helping local children's charities as well. read more

The weather was perfect. The attractions we were able to see were amazing! Sorry to say we will never go back. They have out grown their space. When you cant even see the end of the line because of the massive crowd, its just not fun anymore. Good luck and happy for your success. read more

So, me and my friends went to the Niles Haunted House last night, drove over an hour to get there, and were highly disappointed. The park is highly advertised as one of the scariest around, but believe me, I don't think I was spooked one time. The hayride was a joke, way too many automated props, that don't scare you at all. Take our advise.....Save you're money...way too expensive for what you get-no scare! read more

I read the reviews for last year, and they weren't that good. I can promise that this year all of the attractions are great! They have two new ones: Krampus: a Christmas Curse, and Cabin 13. Those are both very good and full of actual employes. All of these people either jump out at you or talk to you, in a creepy manner. The theme for the haunted house is old movies. I went through twice, once with mother and again with all of my friends. The first time I had a blast trying to figure out what all of the old movies were. There were some like the mummy and the creature from the black lagoon. The second time I didn't get to see that much because my friends were all scared and kept pushing me forward. There was also the haunted hayride which was great. Our tour guide was young and had a great sense of humor. There were also many employes on that ride. I unfortunatly didn't get to go in the feild of screams. read more

There is so much better out there. The first review must be someone who works there. This place STINKS! Could go to 2 good haunted houses for the money I waisted here. Its 27.00 for the entire thing; there are coupons available online but save more than the 7$ and stay at home or go elsewhere! The haunted hayride was worst than a plain one riding around a field, the only thing that was FUN was the field of scream maze but u can find this at most outdoors forresty type haunted houses. The haunted house JUST got good and it ended, leaving much to desire. The puppet show was dumb but ok for a small laugh out of the cold. Walking around the outside props were more fun than any "scares" they tried here, all the wrong timing on alot of the props. Therefore save ur gas and money and hit up better somewhere else. My recommendation Haunted Jail columbia city IN I have never been disappointed there or if u want something simular but better try haunted castle/forrest in Ft Wayne IN. read more