What an amazing experience at screemers Canada. Haven't been to one of these in awhile, so it was a pleasant surprise. The theme and setup was all very well done. Got there a bit earlier so line ups wasn't bad at all. Overall a beautiful experience! read more

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For 2022, Screemers has moved up north to Concord and is fully outside -- unlike its previous location at the Ex. So definitely dress for the weather!! Another hot tip is to buy your ticket for a weekday at 7pm (earliest time) and arrive a little before it opens so you're one of the first to enter. That way you won't need to wait in those long lineups, at least for your first couple of haunted houses. Or just splurge for a front-of-line pass and go whenever you want. Your ticket includes entry to 7 haunted houses, each with a different theme, and the site has a fun show to enjoy ("The Kill Show") plus some rides, a booze lounge and food trucks. Honestly, I was impressed by 5 out of the 7 haunted houses (two were meh). A lot of the sets were really well done and quite creepy, and the actors were pretty good at coming out of nowhere and scaring the bejesus out of you. Try your best to lag well behind the people in front of you, otherwise you'll never get a truly good scare. The more crowded it is inside the haunted house, the less fun it is. IMHO this is way better than Legends of Horror at Casa Loma. read more

I last went to Screemers years ago, and it hasn't changed. The horror mazes were okay, and there were a few rides, as well as some good options and some decorations. There was one live actor who walked in the lines and spooked us. There were six mazes, and we waited about 15-20 mins for each one on a Thursday evening. Parking was very full, and we purchased tickets online and redeemed them on-site. read more

Well... it's definitely entertaining. Until you want to throw up from bear epilepsy. Don't get me wrong, most of these haunted houses are well put together and will definitely creep you out, but most of them also have flashing lights where it triggers your senses a lot. There wasn't any disclosure of this and i'm pretty upset about it. Not only that, but they charge $107 for 2 tickets to enter. 1 hour + wait times and it's another $25 per ticket for a fast pass (which is worth it by the way) - all in all you're looking at over $150 - and that doesn't include tickets for the ferris wheel. I would never do this again next year. I thought other places were bad, but this is just straight up money gouging. It's actually disgusting. read more

Screemers - Haunted Houses Near Me - Concord, Ontario

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Had a wonderful time!!! Lots of screams came out of me, lol. Went with husband and teen daughter, and they also had a blast. read more

This was a last minute stop on my Haunt Road trip and boy oh boy am I glad we went! This place was in the middle of a parking lot right across my hotel. But the theming and atmosphere was way past my expectations! With tons of photo ops, a bar, and great scare actors. The containers the haunts were in are so unassuming. But the sets are so impressive and the actor's are on point especially Freddy Kruger in the slasher house! There is one more weekend to go catch this haunt and I am telling u!! You have to check it out for yourself. We filmed some of the houses if you are curious. Watch it: https://youtube.com/channel/UCFeaOetTkW7ZaAWl3fzGvDw read more

READ THIS BEFORE YOU ENTER I used to work here and I can say for certain that this business is at best shady. The staff working there sometimes drink on the job, and the managers of the seperate haunted houses feel it is acceptable to look away. They underpaid my friend who was in highschool at the time. He threatened to get the ministry of labour involved and of course Screemers decided to pay him what he was owed. The place is practically falling apart with many safety hazards, not just for the customers but also for the employees, another coworker I was with was instructed to scrape a metal electric fence as Freddy Krueger while he was only wearing a plastic glove, the sparks burned through his glove and damaged his hand, the repositioned him, he was sitting on a plastic bench which snapped and cut his hand open which required immediate medical attention and he ended up getting stitches. Lastly, there is my story. I was told to not wear noise cancelling headphones when I was posted beside a huge fan that was keeping a pathway inflated. The customers would exit the pathway and see me with a fake gun shooting at them to scare them. Multiple nights I went home with ringing in my ears and had to adjust at school the next day. I was threatened to be fired if I did not remove my headphones which is not legal in any way. Workers are told not to touch customers but that also doesn't stop them from doing so when they are intoxicated or just have bad judgement. My issues are not with those working there, but with the abundance of corporate greed masquerading as entertainment. Spend your money elsewhere, these people do not deserve it. read more

I attended the event on Oct 15th, 2021. There was heavy rain and the rides were not functioning and half of the attractions were closed. While at event I received an email from Sales @ Screemers that stated the following: "Hi Everyone, Due to heavy rain fall we will be closing early you are able to use your tickets any Wednesday, Thursday or This Sunday. You don't need to change your ticket just show up and we will be able to scan tickets. Thank you for understanding as we are trying to make this experience as great and safe for everyone. Thank you Screemers" After receiving this at 8:30pm (I was at the event for 1 hour), I opted to leave on account of the rain and the fact that half of the attractions were not open including the rides. Reading that email I figured I'd be able to go on one of the Wednesdays or Thursdays. I decided to go on Oct 28th and when my ticket was scanned they said that i could not enter because my ticket was previously scanned. I showed them the email that i had received that said my ticket would be able to be scanned and without reading the email, they told me, that in addition to the online ticket, I needed to provide my physical ticket (it's a ticket that lists the attractions at the event. There's nothing to scan or any kind of ID # on the ticket). I had thrown this ticket out because, well it was garabge. I told them that the email did not state that I needed to keep the physical ticket and they said that "it wasn't their problem". Instead of arguing I left and emailed customer service, detailing my experience and their response was this: "Hello The email was for people who were obviously not in the house already. There is no way to scan a ticket that has already been scanned. Thank you" Apparently it was obvious in their previous email that the email didn't apply to people who were already at the event...although I have a hard time understanding how someone picks up on that without it being actually communicate din the email. Regardless, the whole experience was terrible. The associates and customer service team are a joke and I would reccommend going to one of the many other Halloween attractions that are available in the area over Screemers (Halloween Haunt, Legends of Horror, Horror Hallways etc) all offer a truely great experience!! read more

This place has A LOT going on. Out of about 7 haunted houses, there are 2 outdoor. The rest are indoors which is great! It can be about a 20 minute wait in the lines for each haunted house closer to halloween during week nights. It takes about 2-5 mins to get through the actual haunted house. Some take longer. Outdoors there are a few games and some rides. The haunted maze is quite cool. You can buy tickets at the door outside, and there is an ATM machine. They do a security check when you go in including a pat down and a check of your pockets and purse. Inside there is a basic pizza concession stand, and actors randomly walking around keeping the atmosphere creepy. I think they do a good job running this attraction and I recommend it. P.S. the haunted houses are 100% inaccessible. There are even some narrow hallways in the haunted houses that are even hard to walk thru as it is, in addition to some turnstyles at the entrance and exit of some houses. read more

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Never had the time to write up my review and to share my experience here. I came here with a few of my friends for the 2019 Screemers season. Came in, had our coats and bags checked, things seemed smooth. Then we went on to our first haunted house. Apparently there was some Santa Claus that was right behind us the entire time, and he said "It's not funny" with some sort of a bat in his hand. Of course at the time we thought that he was joking in some sort and he kept walking towards us so we decided to run away from him. After we finished the house he came out at us and started to say that one of us hit him in the back of the head. Please keep in mind that the only person who was behind him was another group of people, and me and another girl. We are both much shorter than him, which makes it close to impossible to hit him in the back of the head, as we'd have to run and jump to our absolute limits to even remotely reach his head. He then called security and they tried to kick our entire group out, which was a group of about 9 people. We tried to explain how it couldn't have been us but the supervisor simply said that he did not care and that we had to leave. After arguing with them for about twenty minutes, they said to just kick out one person, which seems absolutely unfair. We asked to drop out security footage, which they claim they don't have, and that they fully believe what the Santa dressed guy had said. We decided to leave as a group, about ten minutes later we showed up at coat check. It took them about 30 minutes to find our things, which half of our things were just thrown near a trash can. After we decided to let it go and consider it a coincidence. The other employees decided to come at us, tried whipping their keys and costumes at our faces, saying how we should go to hell and how we should all die from herpes etc. It became absolutely unprofessional and unbearable when we were called chinks and slanty eyed by their employees. We were going to call the police as their employees started to threaten my friends and I, saying how they were going to break our bones and beat all of us up as soon as we step outside. I decided to call a family member for assistance, and we approached their other managers. They simply did not care, and did not think that their employees had done anything wrong. They laughed when they were told that their employees had called us chinks and said we should go to hell and die etc. After this experience, we will most definitely never return to Screemers. I've been coming here with my friends for years and have never experienced such a hateful experience. Ive recorded a very short part of this experience, unfortunately I was unable to get the recording of him saying racist remarks as he realized he was being recorded. read more

I won tickets through a contest run by University of Toronto's alumni association; thanks to Evelyn, our CM, for letting us know about it! What a laugh! My pal had to cancel so I ended up going with my dad, a fellow UT alum, to the Halloween event. There's parking on the grounds, but there's also heaps of street parking around the venue, including a strip on Dufferin. The staff were pretty creepy and they did a good job at scaring us. On numerous occasions, I didn't hear the staff come up to me - some spooky stuff. The Haunted House was super scary as well. I don't know if I'll return so I give this place a three star. Good for: Halloween read more

Had a great time! The lineups took about 20 mins and the actual haunted houses were between 5-10 mins if you paced yourself. Personally love the field of screams and the haunted house so good omg! At one point I got a little sick because of the flashing lights in the haunted house. Seriously don't go if you have sight issues or have seizures. It was a lot of fun but I thought the lines were a bit too long. Wish there was more rides.....still prefer Halloween haunt but this was a lot of fun Would recommend. But get there early so you can do all the haunted houses. Got there at 9 and we only did 5/7 haunted houses. Would have done 6/7 but we had to get out of the line. Overall, would recommend if you like spooky things read more

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Came here last night for the eve of Halloween. The setting isn't bad for the climate Canadians have to endure during Fall. Since it's all indoors, you can easily wear something light.The line ups aren't too bad, considering it was Halloween evening. Majority were in favour of the Halloween spirit by the array of costumes whizzing by. The event consisted of 6 haunted houses and one field of screams located at the back. They had a few rides open which was pretty fun on a cool evening. Tickets go for $30.00 per person and it covers all the house visits . I do have a serious complaint about the lack of food selection. Pizza Pizza is the monopoly here. If you happen to be starving,you are screwed. Let me be clear - even if you were drunk,high, AND starving you would STILL know it belongs to Pizza Pizza. A tip - there is a hot dog stand and a donut stand at the back beside "field of screams". I can't even attempt at lying enough to tell you that this is any better. The selection of condiments is just sad. Haven't they heard of the dollar store? dollarama? buck or 2? hot dog is $3.00 The House of Cards ranks as my top favourite. They give you 3D glasses upon entering. The theme surrounds a corrupted version of Alice in Wonderland. The illuminating neon paint really trips you out. Unlike the other houses, there is very little ``ghoul`` characters that attempt at scaring you. So, you can really take your time if you are in a group. I thoroughly enjoyed this house especially, because I absolutely love that particular illustration. The Asylum was not bad but the stampede of pushy kids and too cool to be scared teenagers cramped the experience. There wasn't enough time to see all the decorations and or props. Pushy and rowdy people suck. The Darkness would be my second choice. I was intrigued by the concept of no lights and literally, travelling in darkness. Albeit, this could possibly cause some injuries but it's all in good fun. A friend hurt himself and slipped down. A few times I felt the wall and it met my shoulder in awkward positions but hey, if you can't take a few bruises then you aren't meant to play. I came here upon the promise that there will be LESS kids MORE adult type of crowd. This.is.a.lie. Blatantly. There was the odd older couples but even they looked annoyed. At the end of the venue they had music blasting which kept an upbeat atmosphere. I noticed beer bottles and a few older people hanging about the balcony like section. This was cool. Even though we got to the nearly empty parking lot by 8:30pm, it was pretty packed inside. The parking was $10.00 which was a not so friendly reminder on how Toronto likes to treat it's people. In Mississauga, parking is never a question. Just saying. The biggest downfall of this place was how everything revolved around paying with only cash. What is this? the Carny fair of 1809?. The fact is, we use technology for a reason. People aren't accustomed to carrying cash with them. example: the pizza pizza cashier hesitated to take a 20.00, understandably so. She might not have enough change to give back. But then you give someone back change and expect them NOT to drop it while being chased with a chainsaw? They did not think this one through. FAIL. All in all, it's not a bad place to come for a group event. During line ups you get a chance to chat and the walk through each haunted house becomes an obstacle course of strategy. The survivor never leads. note: They check your ticket and they stand at the end of every house so don't try to be brazen by sneaking in at any point. You'll just be that guy. Nobody wants to be 'that guy'. The place is small. Word spreads fast. xoxo M. read more

Horrible. We attend this dump on the 30th. We came here because it was a bit closer to home than Wonderland's Halloween Haunt and boy was that a mistake. This place is a total joke. I've never seen such lazy and poorly designed 'attractions'. The scarers are not even in costume, literally just wearing tshirts and face paint that looks like it was applied by a toddler. The various trailers you walk through look like they were decorated with props bought at a dollar store. This place is so low budget its laughable. We paid nearly 50 dollars for two people, I think they put this place together with half of that as a budget. On more than one occasion we walked into a room and the scarers where just standing there chatting with each other and genuinely looked surprised to see us. I know these kids are paid shit all, but for what we paid to attend this train wreck they could of hired some people that give a shit. The Darkness. This was probably the only fun attraction. It really is pitch black. You need to feel along the walls to make your way through. 3/5 on this attraction. House of Cards. This '3D' attraction was kind interesting. It's sort of like a black light room but the glasses you wear make the poorly spray painted walls slightly pop out. Speaking of the glasses, they are cheap paper ones that are reused over and over. The first pair they gave me was torn to shit and SWEATY. Actually soggy wet with some else's sweat and they expect you to put this on your face. Absolutely disgusting. I returned the glasses for a slightly less used pair. 0/5 on this attraction Slasher Wax Museum. Completely crap. Not a single wax figure. This was the new attraction advertised on their website that made us want to go to this dive in the first place. A wax museum haunted house? Sounds awesome we thought. 50 cent plastic masks stuck on poorly made scarecrows. 0/5 Field of screams. Take about 20 rented metal fences, cover 1/3 of them with bed sheets and arrange in a sorry excuse for a maze in a open field and you have this attraction. For a bonus, you get to surprise the scarers while they are having a smoke and chatting while standing in the maze. 0/5, what a joke. Haunted house. This attractions was clearly the oldest. Moderate props and decor though clearly they have been around for a while. No creativity. Not in the slightest bit scary. 1/5 Asylum. There is a bit where you need to push through a inflated tube thing. It was odd... Not scary in the slightest. Added bonus, one of the scarers girl friends was standing in the corner texting on her phone and chatting with the scarer. 0/5 Don't go here. This is a complete and total waste of money. I cannot believe how shitty this place is. We were hoping for a scare and to see some cool haunted houses/mazes. All we got was a serious let down. read more

Came here for the first time last night with a bunch of friends and had a great time. Going during the week was a bonus because it wasn't busy and got through all 6 of the Haunted Houses fairly quick. (During the week you can print a coupon for $5 off from the website, not valid the last weekend before Halloween) My two favourites, The Asylum and The Darkness (I won't describe these as I wouldn't want to ruin it for anyone who hasn't been). The "characters" did a fantastic job with their makeup all the better for scaring. If you're in a large group its best to go "explore" in pairs as its easier to get frightened. My only criticism: While your waiting in line get rid of the club music and play something that follows the Halloween theme. read more

Absolutely terrible from the minute that we stepped inside. My boyfriend and I decided that this would be a fun night out since we love Halloween. We went to Casa Loma's haunted house (Only 8 dollars more and absolutely AMAZING). Since tickets were 30 dollars each, we were expecting it to be at least a bit organized. When I walked in, the security told me to leave my purse on the table since the male security would have to unzip it to look inside. Security was really rude as well. There wasn't a lineup at all behind us, but when my boyfriend asked one of the guards a question, he looked over at another member of security and ignored him and walked away. When we entered, we saw that it was extremely badly decorated. It reminded me of a highschool Halloween dance, but...cheaper. Very disorganized, lines were absolute mayhem. They only have one person at the front to check your ticket and allow you to enter. Also encountered a woman who was extremely rude when I told her that the 3d glasses that she had given me for the House of Cards was ripped. She didn't acknowledge me, just took it ouf of my hands and refused to make eye contact, chewing gum loudly and rolling her eyes. The attractions in itself are really bad. They make a lot of computer generated noise in order to scare you. The costumes are terrible. One guy had blood smeared across his tshirt and would rattle the chains that held him to the wall. While in line, we could hear other people complaining about how the attractions were so bad. The only one we probably enjoyed was Asylum which was located outside. They could have decorated the indoor area in a much better way. As my boyfriend had suggested, if they were going to have lineups that last 45 minutes++ for a 4 minute walk through the haunted attraction, they should at least have some actors walking around the lineup in an order to prep the customers. Also, the lighting was really bad. They could have added spotlights within the lineup instead of an ugly rope. The music was terrible, it was hip hop and rnb, which made us feel like we weren't even experiencing a Halloween activity. We had read reviews over Yelp, which is why we tried out Screemers, but definitely NEVER again. We couldn't even finish the entire experience. We left 2 of the indoor ones out because we just couldn't handle it any more. They had the same played out themes indoor AND outdoor. Example: House of Cards and the outdoor maze. Exact same themes. Another thing that I did not like is that there was no professionalism. There were absolutely no signs saying that if you have back issues, please be cautious, do not enter. Within the maze they have this blow up bubble thing that wraps you in, and you have to crouch down low in order to get out. I have a herniated disc and now I can feel a stabbing pain on my right hand side from having to crouch so low. The scariest thing about Screemers? The lineups. Atrocious. Never, ever again. If you really want to see something mind-blowing and unique go to Wonderland or Casa Loma. I am so upset that we wasted our weekend and money on such a sub-par attraction. For the price that they ask, they definitely need to invest more money in making the event worthwhile, because right now it's honestly a joke. read more

Okay I almost pee-d my pants but boy I had an amazing time. I didn't know what to expect and was scared shitless with the first few houses... then it got funnier as we went. I won't give away details, but definitely recommended!! read more

wow compared to wonderland the mazes are terrifying! I've never been so scared and the decorations in the mazes are so realistic. Go to wonderland for the rides and mediocre mazes (for scaredy-cats and teens). Go to Screemers for the mazes that will scare you! P.s for only 6 mazes, look for their $20 ticket deals. I don't think its worth full price. read more

So, first of all, Screemers is CRAZY EXPENSIVE. It was $74.50 for my husband and I after tax, and since they don't take card, we had to use their ATM that had a stupid high ATM fee. Anyway, once we got inside the building, we were a super disappointed. It was scarcely decorated with a small number of actors walking around scaring people. Seeing this place made us wish we braved the rain and went to Halloween Haunt at Wonderland instead. They give you a ticket with all the attractions/mazes printed on it, and you get each maze crossed out as you do them, so you can't even do them more than once if you like a particular maze. Instead of playing scary music, heavy metal is blaring the whole time you are waiting in line and doing the mazes. The mazes themselves were cheaply decorated and I felt like all the actors were on lunch or something, because there were barely any. The mazes themselves are built in shipping containers or something, just an FYI. But what really ruined our experience is that one of the few actors there broke character to chastise me. We got separated from our friends and one of them was super scared, so I thought I would hide behind something to scare her. I didn't realize anyone was around because well, THEY HAD SO FEW ACTORS. So one of the actors came out of hiding and went "yea, please, just do my job for me why don't you..." and when I turned around to see who was talking to me, I knocked over a prop and she then went "yea, and go breaking everything while you're at it... ok, cool..." and I was really uncomfortable. When my friends caught up with us, this actor goes "hey, just so you know, I was going to scare you guys, but your friend ruined the surprise..." and then my friends were joking around going "haha, way to go, Kat." to which she replied (but sarcastically and rudely) "yea, way to go, Kat, ruin the whole thing for everyone." Like, EXCUSE ME?! I didn't pay $35 so some teenager with an attitude problem could ruin my night. I tried to relay this back to Screemers and I can see they read my message, but didn't care to reply. read more

Boring. The haunted houses have some cool props but the shock value was lost on me as it was just too predictable where the actors were going to jump out at you. read more

Scary !!!! Was fun .. They don't touch you they just scare you.. Lots screaming & crazy sound effects to keep you on your toes .... Actors were very into it & did great job freaky people out. The magician guy was awesome too. Worth going to have some scare in your night !! Bring cash they don't accept debit / credit, even for the food ... Bewaaaare**** ;) read more

First off, I went with a 5 dollar discount coupon and planned my trip accordingly because there are some select dates you cannot use it. When I arrived, the ticket seller wouldn't honour it because he said they don't accept coupons anymore and that the coupon is from last year. I downloaded the coupon from their website this year in October and there is no expiry date stated on the coupon. They should have taken that coupon off earlier to avoid misleading people. That aside, it was a fun time. They have 6 or 7 haunted houses (you are allowed to go in only once in each house), some were quite scary. Compare to Wonderland's Halloween haunt, they lack some atmospheric effects such as smokes but they do have the other core elements like actors roaming around the place scaring people. The actors there are the best, they are quite amusing. Some of the people who check your ticket and mark off the house you are going into on your ticket would sometimes do things like writing a message on it. My boyfriend had his written with "kill her" on his when I went in with him. lol. They wait to let people in so the houses won't be overcrowded but the lines are very long. So, plan at least 4 hours to finish all the houses. That was how long it took me but I went on a saturday night. The pizza and drinks are overpriced there as expected so eat before you go. read more

My time and money spent at screamers at the exhibition place on Halloween October 31st was the worse experience ever! I had went with a friend and we had both bought tickets for 33 bucks each and were extremely disappointed. We had walked through three haunted houses out of seven that had only 1 person (employee) in them. Waste of money employees were on their phone in the haunted houses and had no respect for people that had paid money to have fun. read more

Worked there for 3 days in the Darkness trailer. I kept getting hit, punched, kicked, groped, grabbed and one day I got punched in the chest and thrown into a wall. It's pitch black so people feel like they can do what they want. I still haven't been paid for the 3 days I worked and it seems that me getting assaulted didn't matter to them at all. I am in contact with the labor board in how I can get my money. read more

I went with a group of friends on a 50% discount because we were part of a non-profit organization. Summary: House of Cards- psychedelic lights, more a light show than a horror show The Darkness- Literally Pitch Black, people will come out of the darkness to scare you (they have flashlights though, or you wouldn't be able to see them) Slasher Wax Museum- wax people littered throughout, scary because it's hard to tell which people are wax and which are real The Asylum- Crazy looking people jumping out, a locked up girl wailing "Help me!" etc. Skull Castle- Didn't really stand out to me, just people jumping out at you. The Maniac Maze- Some people running at you. In the end you hear a chainsaw but the guy only runs a tiny bit after you. Outdoors, thus no darkness or flashing lights so less scary. Does include a section with lights and mirrors which makes it hard to tell which is the right way. The Haunted House- People jumping out at you. A room with hanging bodies was creepy. In general they all pretty much seemed the same in execution- people jumping out at you unexpectedly, following you muttering creepy comments, and loud sounds designed to startle. If you are a jumpy or easily scared person you may be scared but after the initial shock, IMO most of it was fun or funny scary rather than scary scary. The jumping out at you does get old. It varies from person. My friend was screaming all the way through; another friend danced through the exhibits, as if strolling through a train station. The only ones that stood out were House of Cards (because of the cool lights), The Darkness (because it was pitch black), and The Haunted House (because there was both an inside and outside portion- literally walking through a house from the front door to the back yard). There are also fairground rides. There were two spinning rides, a train ride? (not sure what it's called), and a ferris wheel. They were all run of the mill rides, average. The ferris wheel did not have a personnel operating it so I did not ride that. The train ride was not scary at all, but beware the loud noises may hurt your ears. My right ear felt blocked for minutes after the ride. We got there when it opened at 7PM so didn't or barely waited for 6 of the attractions, and only waited a lot for the last one. The last wait was brutal. In total it only took us 2 hours to get through all the attractions and ride on 3 rides. Get there early before it fills up- guaranteed much more fun with little to no waiting. The middle area has creepy scenes you can take photos with, such as a botched surgery, automaton wolves eating a body, a man with his innards spilling out, etc. In the middle hall, actors will also randomly follow you and make creepy comments. There are washrooms, didn't go but my friend who did said there weren't that dirty. You can buy pizza and assorted drinks, but they only accept cash. Bring cash or use the ATM which instantly costs you $3. NOTE: Do not bring food or drinks with you. They check you at the door- pat you down and check your bag, and you must either bring your food and drink back to the car or throw it out right there. This is guaranteed to make you buy food and drink there (because you will get thirsty from all the screaming and running) and use their ATM. Parking costs $11- charged by the CNE. Overall it was fun, but not hair-raising horror. read more

To get this review started, lets just make it known that I have visited Screemers on Halloween weekend at least 3 times in the last 8 years and honestly, after this years visit, I will not be returning. Now, I am not over it because of the repetitiveness of visiting the same event 4 times, I am over it because honestly, it just isn't worth it. At $32 a person, plus tax, plus service charge (if ordering tickets online), plus $11 for parking (if you drive down), a date night for two comes to over $90, which isn't even close to horrible in my books, but bang for buck it's a total waste. This year had 7 attractions plus the carnival rides outside, which were all horrible. The people checking tickets in the lines all sucked and looked like they wanted to kill themselves, even though they already were dressed like they had. Each attraction was horrible, bad effects, horrible actors, people just so scared that they make a line form in the house, which in turn ruins the surprises.. it was just horrible. One house, the "House of Cards" requires 3D glasses. When we got to the front of the line, there werent any left (cause the person in charge of getting more from the end of the house was lazy), and we were told to go ahead without them.. well, the whole damn house is painted in 3D paint, so that was a write off all together. People on their phones videotaping through the house, some people even had IPADS, & NONE of the people working there told them to stop taping and move along. They allow people in with no wait in between, which helps the lines move quick, but ruins the house all together. The carnival rides outside, don't even bother waiting in line. My 3 year old niece wouldnt find them amusing. And the "GROTESQUE" ride, lasts all of 57 seconds.. I timed it. Definitely not worth the wait of +25 mins. SKIP THIS MONEY PIT AND GO TO HALLOWEEN HAUNT @ WONDERLAND! read more

Me and my boyfriend love haunted houses and we have been to both Halloween haunt at wonderland and Casaloma, and screemers was our best experience yet! We went for the first time on a Sunday so lines were shorter and mazes were well done with lots of actors in them scaring you. Both me and my boyfriend found ourselves screaming, running, and we even fell from one good scare. I recommend this to anyone who loves a good haunted house! Food and drinks are cheap as well ($5 for a pizza and pop) Go in with a good attitude and you'll have a great time! :) read more

I've been to a lot of haunted houses and I absolutely love them because I am so easily scared. This place really did not do it for me. There are a variety of haunted houses to go through with different themes. There were just not enough people in there scaring you. It was honestly kind of boring walking through. The line-ups weren't too bad. Waaay over-priced for what it is. Would not return. read more

Very bad experience. Zero costumer service...I have also email them but no reply.I had to deal with a offensive suition. There is nothing they can do to help me .the 30$$plus tax was a waste of money.they couldnt help. Go to wonderland they have better costumer service. Never going back to this place where they make sure people pay but they cannot effort a better costumer sercive! !! I think the 1 star I gave them ia also too much. read more

38$ to get in and not worth the money at all. Parents chance to pay also even if you don't want to ride. Save the money and put these rip offs artists out of business. Not one person had anything good to say in our group of 30 except - ripoff read more

This was my first halloween night out for a haunted house type setting. The haunted houses here were amazing. The people were working actually did a very good job of frightening you in some of the houses. My and my fiance had an amazing time here, would return again. read more

Absolutely loved the haunted houses! I came here with a bunch of my buddies. Sure the lines can be long but that's always a good sign. Had some great drinks at their "vampire lounge" and even took some photos in their coffins lol. I've been to wonderland and casa lomas haunts and lemme tell you, they don't come close to Screemers. Thanks for scaring the shit out of us! would definitely recommend!!! read more

Extremely long lines and none of the haunted houses are scary at all. Would not return.

The scariest haunted houses I've been to. I'd recommend to not go on a Saturday night as it is very busy. I've been before when it wasn't that busy and it was much scarier since they let you inside in smaller groups at a time. Each of the haunted houses are well decorated. Personally, definitely much scarier then wonderland. read more

the one in toronto is a bit better than the one in hamilton but not by much.It seems this is a carny run cash grab in hamilton.The actors are kids and the store bought costumes are a joke..This is pricey to take your family to and i would not.Save your money stay at home its a rip off and a sham.Warn your friends.Carny trash read more