I got the three experience ticket and wish I had gotten the fast pass for the haunted house. The hayride was really fun with a lot of great sets and fun actors. Actors get on the ride with you so it really keeps you on your toes. The field was just okay. The sets weren't as good and the timing for the walk through just seemed off. Entry took a long time even with purchasing tickets ahead of time. You still have to wait in line and show your QR code to obtain a physical ticket. There's a lot of fun things to do outside of the ticket experience. There was some pretty good livd music and bonfires. There were also occasional fire dancers on a side stage. Food was pretty mediocre. The funnel cake was good but the pumpkin one tasted the same as the regular. The cider was watered down. Overall we had a lot of fun. read more

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Sleepy Hallow was a great thrill for some spooky Halloween fun! I came to sleepy Halloween with my niece and nephew and we had a blast! I was able to purchase tickets ahead a team online and for the three of us it cost about 130.00 to see all the three attractions. At sleepy hallow you can experience the haunted house, the field and the haunted hayride. We decided to check out the haunted house first and I must say the actors did a great job, although I know it was all fake, it still gave me a great scare cause you never knew when some random zombie like person was gonna pop out. The field was fun as well. We walked the corn field while being chased by a crazy chainsaw man. Lastly the hayride was full of scary clowns and zombies popping out the bushes....oh my! Overall it's great for family fun and kids. It's also a good date night vibe. They also offer food such as funnel cake and pizza. They also have an amazing bon fire. I would definitely recommend visiting! read more

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By far the worst place ever. Honestly would not waste my time going. When we arrived at 9:15 last night we were told the last hayride left at 9pm and was done for the night. Getting our tickets online IT WAS NO WHERE ADVERTISED THE LAST RIDE WAS 9pm. Even as we walked to the haunted house whatever worker we saw said the last ride was at 9:30 - poor communication among workers if he wasn't aware. Now let's get to the haunted house - it was okay but too too short. Actors inside were good Corn maze really not all that. The staff upon entering no help at all and not very informative Honestly I think the bates motel is MUCH BETTER We even purchased fast pass tickets for all three attractions and did only 2 because no hayride. For this place the fast pass is not needed don't waste your money. By the way I'd give half a star but option not there.. read more

I really enjoyed this place. Halloween is my favorite holiday & I love hayrides & haunted houses. The tickets were pretty reasonable, but If you are going on a Saturday night, I recommend paying the extra for the RIP passes, to skip the lines. We waited over an hour for the hayride & haunted house. The field was a shorter line since it was around 11 pm when we got to that attraction. The hayride was just ok. I sat on the right side and all most all the interactions & scenes were on the left side. I really wish they would spread that out a little more in the future. I absolutely loved the haunted house, it was very interactive & each area was a scene and you got to really see and appreciate the decor, instead of just walking thru quickly. The field was just as good as the haunted house. You walk around for a good amount of time & go thru small scenes & the scare members are great. They do have big bon fires, and bands. Plenty of port o potties. There were also a decent amount of food stands, we did not get a chance to get any food but it looked and smelled delicious . I probably at one point was here before, but I am going to make it a point to come back here next year with a RIP pass. read more

Sleepy Hollow Haunted Acres - Haunted Houses Near Me - Newtown, Pennsylvania

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Great place for spooky fun! Had a blast and def worth the money to do all attractions! Reasonably priced. read more

Sleepy Hollow is brimming with atmosphere, which is essential to a good haunt. I worked in LA in SPFX alongside some of the best in the buisness, so I've seen my fair share of make up and props. Here are my thoughts on this little PA gem. 1. The House in the Hollow (Grimm) is amazing. The set, props, actors, sound...and trickery is top notch for a local place. They rely on those key ingredients to create an unsettled mood, and internal angst. You can easily believe you are in a haunted place.They do not employ a bunch of cheap jump scares ( which in my opinion ruins any attraction if over done.) Also, the theme of the house is consistent. It's a Haunted Orphanage from beginning to mostly end with only a few deviations. Example- nothing is more lazy than mixing in clowns, werewolves, chainsaws and all the other humdrum crap if it doesn't fit the theme. The house remains my favorite year after year. 2. Field of Fright- okay, so it started off very goofy (again, actors trying too hard with some kind of Game of Thrones type deal which was wholly out of place) After I was done laughing we moved on. I took my time, navigating through the tall corn. I love the animatronic werewolf, even though it needs a little TLC. There was a demonic childs room which was nice, some of the actors were very good because they were quietly slipping in and out of the stalks. Now, THE MAN IN THE BUS! For the first time in all my years of attending haunts, I felt real unease. This man knocked it out of the park. A random placed school bus, creepy lighting and him in the drivers seat. It was the herky jerky movements followed by his animated expression as he implored us to GET ON THE BUS. The whole set up was perfect. 3. The Hayride- What used to be my favorite, with the Thresher and surprise 18 Wheeler cab, has been downgraded to too much emphasis on the overdone cage climbing and screaming. Again, jump scares to me are like lazy writing or a washed up Atlantic City Prop Comic. The best is always authentic. The Headless Horseman- amazing. The worst- I hope you aren't paying for those fire performers. If so, save the money and add more into the dead space in the attraction. So much more can be done at the stops by adding more atmosphere. The covered barns beg for more, esp the Plant Monster room. Think In the Mouth of Madness! The Thing and less on the climbing kids in Ghillie suits. The upside to the hayride is the cemetary. I would concentrate more on that area, as well as the Drive In and Toxic site. All great in concept and atmosphere but just need a little more. And tell the driver to slow down! We were racing through with barely seeing much of the good stuff, only to stop too long for the masked kids climbing all over the cages. All in all, I will also chose this place because they have what the others dont. Well done atmosphere and moreover, proper use of it. read more

Sleepy Hollow Haunted Acres - Haunted Houses Near Me - Newtown, Pennsylvania

Such a wonderful feeling at this place. We had bought tickets in adavance and found the weather was going to be not so good. They let us come the night before our planned evening and accommodated us on a prior day by accepting our tickets knowing the following day was gonna rain. The hayride is fantastic. Actors were great and very involved. The field was awesome. Many different scenes and creepy vibes. The house in the hollow is amazing and hands down the absolute best haunted house attraction I have ever been to and that includes the haunted mansion in disney. The graveyard scene is something to see. Great job for 2022 season. Will definitely be back read more

Wish I could give you a zero but there's a one for you , dont buy tickets online unless you wanna wait in a 20 mins line while people just go right up and get tickets after they said everything was sold out not even scary actors were horrible and the lines were outrageous def not worth the time and money for that place bought all 3 attractions and didn't even do the house cuz I wasn't waiting for 2 hours to not get scared , don't waste your time people read more

2021 has just the field and the house. The price for a ticket is one of the cheapest/most reasonable I've seen this season so that's a major plus. The field is somewhat scary although I feel there were definitely some empty spots where actors were supposed to be but maybe didn't come in that night. The house was very well done as always. I appreciate that in both attractions they try to space the groups out. Overall is this place terrifying? Definitely not. I don't live in the area anymore so it was an hour drive for me so IMO I don't think it was entirely worth it. However if you do live in the area, I recommend checking it out for sure. Out of the haunts in the area (Shady Brook & Valley of Fear) this one is definitely the coolest. read more

Look anybody who looks through my reviews knows I go to a lot of these haunted attractions. At this point it takes a lot to impress me: most of these places just pack as many haunted houses as they can into one area - moderately themed with a few performers...and honestly in ten years the industry hasn't changed much. Sleepy Hollow absolutely kicks the game into high gear - I am UNBELIEVABLY impressed by the way they have things set up. Three attractions: hayride, terror field, and haunted house. Hay ride is well done - a few animatronics, LOTS of live performers, fire dancers, acrobats, all kinds of stuff: a pretty top notch hay ride. I would rank it SLIGHTLY below one of the other attractions I've reviewed based on hay ride....but at almost an hour closer you're not giving up much. Action on both sides of the cart, though it seemed a little more on the left, but only a little. Terror field was excellent. Lots of creative jump scares, and plenty of staff to keep you guessing. At no time do you believe you're not being watched - everything you could want in a haunted cornfield really. The corn is nice and high too so you really can't see what's coming up... The Haunted House however is where this place really shines. It's a freestanding haunted mansion, themed all around, that makes use of AMAZING multimedia and special effects: we're not talking mom and pop type stuff, we're talking 'hired a production company' type stuff. My mind was absolutely blown by the way this thing was setup, and as mentioned, it takes an awful lot to impress me. The performers again really stepped up their game as well. Of the dozen or so area attractions we've been to this one, especially the haunted house, is nothing short of the best haunted house in the area. They do have Groupons available as well, so keep an eye out. VIP is probably not necessary, at least early in the season, but is included with the Groupon and was a welcome addition. Seriously - go here. If you like haunted attractions you will NOT be disappointed. read more

I am not a stranger to haunted attractions. I worked in the field myself for 15+ years performing, building, and supervising so I know alot of what to look for. I also see the effort put into these attractions which always affects my judgement. The hayride: the downside is there is a lot of empty space between haunts...space that should be filled with at the very least some kind of static prop. Some of the actors could use some coaching (the silent stare and/or random loud scream tends to lose its effect quickly...it would be more effective to work on creepy movements...noises etc. Not just staring and screaming)...but at least they are enthusiastic. Climbing up the wagon cages like madmen seems to get people. Also...our driver was going WAY too fast. It felt like Ricky Bobby was at the wheel. Ease up on the gas pretty please so I can enjoy my experience. The Corn Maze: Much like the hayride...though a bit better.... However I NEED to mention the creepy bus driver. Whoever you were on Sept 29th 2018, Kudos to you good sir. Great interaction with a maniacal smile...he was quite effective. The House:. I LOVE this one. Its a great use of visual effects with good old fashion scares. Plus awesome scenery and props make it a great attraction. I only hope they keep up to date and keep suprising us with new stuff (I've seen other attractions ride the same horse long after it's death). Now i understand i went on opening night so it was the first time many of these actors were performing, plus I never expect Shakespeare. None of them did a bad job, I just appreciate more than a scream or a stare, which was the majority (but not all) of what the actors did. And if you can't scare someone...make it entertaining (like the bus driver, and the corn yeller- not sure who he was but he added levity). All in all it was VERY good...just needs some fine tuning. read more

I am not an expert on haunted hay rides, but I went along for the ride last night with my seventeen year old son and his two buds. At $36 per person, it was an expensive thrill, and if I had to cost it out, it came to about $10 a scare. Not really all that spooked out, but they are dealing with a mixed audience and what frightens me might cause coronaries in others. Yet, the monster in the Trump mask was so realistic I almost thought he was moonlighting. The flatbed wagon held about a dozen people and the course went on for 20 minutes. There were plenty of ghouls and demons along the route and they never came out of character. The haunted house was very dark and foreboding, and the choreography was, again, well done. Plenty of screams. There is a small snack area, but don't come to eat to avoid leaving it on the field. The guys had a lot of fun and the two hours there went quickly. I probably won't do this again as the world is frightening enough without finding more ways to be scared s**tless! read more

I bought the triple terror ticket for 9:00 online because everything was selling out. We get to the place and they were still accepting payments for tickets even though it was sold out. The website said if we arrived by 9:30 we would be able to see all 3 attractions. We arrived at the place at 9 and were able to get on the hayride with maybe 15 minute wait. Ride was nice, but kind of felt like it was missing actors in some areas and majority of the entertainment was on the left side so choose your seats wisely. Once we got off, there were no signs to where the other two attractions were so we followed to crowd to a really long line for the haunted house and I was concerned they were going to stop as it was 11 by the time we got to the front, but there was a pretty decent size line behind us and they were still letting people in the house after we had finished. The house itself was nice and they kept you moving forward. There were a couple of good gotchas. Then we got out of the house and at that point everything was closed so we did not get to enjoy the bonfire or the third attraction, which again I was not able to locate. read more

Bonfires, bands and food are a nice addition for family members that don't take part in the scary attractions. Haunted House is awesome. My kids love coming here with their friends. It's a nice, safe place that families can all enjoy. $2 parking goes toward farm preservation. Happy Halloween read more

Hayride was such a disappointment. Over priced for what we got. Barely any actors, nothing popping out to scare you. I was bored. Sleep hollow was very sleepy. read more

I didn't die, but they sure made me feel like I was going to at some point in the evening. Good job, guys. read more

Came to this place tonight after hearing a lot about it. I go to a haunted hayride/walk-through every weekend in October so I've been to my fair share of attractions. First off, all day it had been raining so I was very surprised to see how busy this place was. We bought our tickets and started off with the hayride. I had heard from several people that this hayride was terrible prior to going to this place. I don't think that's the case. HAYRIDE - The hayride was very long and dark. I loved all the monsters climbing onto the bars and really using the bars on the hayride as part of the act. The headless horseman riding along side the hayride was great - I just wish he was carrying a lantern so we were able to view him a bit better. The tractor chasing the hayride was a great touch. They had certain props which were very good and effective and made my mouth drop. Yes, they did have a lot of open space which they could have used better which is the downfall. But I've been to a lot worse for hayrides and I definitely wouldn't classify this as terrible. Maybe somewhere between average to good. It was very cold and windy when we went so the bonfire was a nice touch and definitely helped. The food and drink prices were cheap and all the food my group had was tasty. Staff was nice too - no mean staff here. FIELD - Then we went to the field of fright I believe it's called. We waited about 20 minutes to get in so not terrible. Because my group was only 3 people, we were paired with a couple. Unfortunately, the couple was right in front and because of this... anything that popped out happened to them and not the rest of my group. So therefore, we saw it happen to them and not us and it wasn't scary since we saw what happened. The only thing that I actually vividly remember from the field is the wolves. They had these prop wolves which were VERY scary and VERY well-done. Other than that, I did not care for this attraction. I didn't scream, jump, or do anything really... and neither did the rest of my group. To me, this was below average. HOUSE - Finally ended the night at the haunted house - which has been the most talked about haunted house and I heard it was amazing. We had to fill out our first name on a piece of paper and get in line. We had waited about an hour to get in the house. I'm not going to really mention what happened. However, the house is absolutely fantastic on the outside and inside. This haunted house isn't really going to use in your face scares. It's more of the subtle things and if you don't pay attention, you might miss those subtle scares. This is a place when you go in, your going to say "How did they do?!" every few seconds. The sets inside and outside are elaborate and look expensive and are VERY well done. I will say when you get to the very end, you go thru this tunnel-looking thing and pay attention because there is a guy in there and if you just watch him, it's incredible and I certainly don't know how they do that. Overall, it's a good place. Would I go back? Yes but I would probably only do the haunted house. We drove about an hour to get there which was worth it. I highly recommend that haunted house and you should definitely check that out. read more

The best one around, I was blown away by the detail of the haunted house and corn-maze. Absolutely loved it here.

One of my favorite haunted houses. Been here at least 3 times. Hoping to pop up again this year.

Always skeptical about these things and usually they work out well, a couple of scares and laughs, all good. We did the hayride first, great props, but the ride moves too fast to take advantage of all the actors shtick. But it was enjoyable, made my husband laugh and he doesn't usually like stuff like this, but humors me. We did the Haunted House next. Well this is where average experience goes away. The Haunted House was way beyond expectations. I was screaming and laughing my head off, it was awesome. But the House isn't the only part if this amusement - there's a haunted graveyard when you go to exit the house, so the scares and laughs continue. Next on to the Cornfield. I've never done a haunted Corn Maze, Mazilla yes, but haunted in the dark no. Again, had me jumping and screaming and laughing continuously. We went on the last night of the season. I would recommend this to anyone, and anyone who had a bad time is crazy. This was great. You paid to get scared, have someone jump at you. These players/actors did a phenomenal job. I'll be going back next year. Those who were offended by the $2 parking fee which goes to farm preservation, try farming, I'd pay double or more. We didn't do the bonfire, nor did we partake of the snack stands. We stayed overnight from the Pocono's in New Hope specifically for this attraction - it was worth it and then some. Screaming is a great stress reliever. Let's say I left stress free, and I've been laughing (another stress reliever) ever since telling stories of my scary moments. I was awesome. read more

By far the best theatrics and design I've seen in a haunted attraction, it was a lot of fun!

The hayride was awesome. This place really put a lot of work into assembling the scenes and the actors work hard to give you a good scare. We had a great time and it was great night out with friends. read more

Rating: 3.5-4 I have never been to a scary farm type situation like this one. It was very very packed and an employee actually told me that the Saturday before Halloween is always their busiest time of the year. When you get there, you park in a field like area and have to pay two dollars to park (so bring cash!), and then you have to enter one of two lines to get into the farm area. Definitely buy tickets online before hand so you can skip the buying tickets there option, both lines were very long but the online tickets line moved faster and was shorter. When you enter you pick the line to either do the hay ride right away or do the other farm events (like the freight maze or the haunted house). We picked the hay ride right away even though the line was longer because we felt we should get it over with. BE WARNED: both lines get you to the hay ride even though only one line should technically go there. This was annoying because the other line was so much shorter and moved faster and still went to the hay ride even though it wasn't the line for it. I was very annoyed to see people that were originally next to us in the second line be able to ride the hay ride like 35 minutes before we did. Also the lines were extremely long, as it was the busiest night for them, it makes sense but we waited probably an hour and a half from waiting to show our tickets to then waiting to get to the hayride. Hay ride: I was very scared and am a big wimp when it comes to scary things but it was probably the least scary event of the three options. It was still fun to do because some of the sets are pretty intricate (especially considering that it's a small farm), so I was very impressed with that. Also the actors can touch you for this part but they don't grab or try to hurt you. Haunted house: the line for this was probably longer than the line for the hay ride. As soon as we thought we were entering the house there ended up being more line to go. They try to put in I think roughly 7 people in a group and as I was a group of 2 I got put with another group of 2 and a group of 3. There was definitely times I screamed or jumped back in the house, and was very impressed with some of the effects used. Freight maze: this was honestly the scariest part for me. At this point is was around 11:30 and raining so a lot of people had left which meant that me and my boyfriend went through the maze alone until we ran so fast through it that we ended up running into people ahead of us. Had there been more people around I don't think I would have been as scared, but it was definitely the best part in my opinion. Improvements that could be made: it was freezing cold and while there is the bon fire in one area, that does not radiate to the other areas. It would be great if they had those outside heaters that people could stand next to as they waited in line. The Porto potties were very gross as expected and you couldn't see when you went inside because there was no light near them. They also had a live and and a concession stand, but I didn't eat or see the love band. Even with the long lines I would definitely come back. At each event area towards the end of the night they made sure that every person had been on each of the three rides and stayed open later just to accommodate everyone read more

Sleepy Hollow Haunted Acres - Concession stand prices and menu - Haunted Houses Near Me - Newtown, Pennsylvania

OK so the hayride was not the best, however there were some gems. A couple of the actors were great, but for the most part it was the typical hayride stuff. One guy hung upside down and shimmied from the front to the back of the cart, he was awesome. They could have utilized the corn better. There was a lot of down time. I will say that we loved the headless horseman part. The front cart gets more action than the back. More actors would really help. The field of fright was pretty good. It takes you through barns and fields. There were more actors here and it was long. Be sure to wear comfy walking shoes. It is much scarier than the hayride. However it is not super memorable....except the very last scare, it's creative! The haunted house was by far the best. They personalize the experience by getting your name and using it. The staff here was hands down the best. They were all great from the greeters right down to the final scare. The sets were creative and well thought out. Beware this might be too scary for the smaller kiddos. All in all it was a fun night, I recommend going. It is one of the less expensive haunted attractions and is a good time. We went pretty late, but there were no lines. There is a parking fee of $2 so come prepared. Have fun! read more

Extremely expensive -- $81 for 3 of us. "Timed" tickets allegedly designed to be Covid compliant and no one checked the time or adhered to it resulting in massively long lines and huge crowds. No social distancing. Drove an hour from Philly to see it and the line for the attraction was so long and crowded we left after about 20 minutes. Rude customers, though THAT is not the fault of the establishment. REALLY high teen and tween visitation -- do not recommend for adults looking to have a good time. We are decidedly not the target audience. Would not recommend. read more

Went with 3 friends last night, it was our first time at sleepy hollow. We had vip (rip) passes with Groupon. Wasn't crazy busy at 7pm when we arrived or when we left at 8:30 so I'd suggest going on a Sunday night unless you want live music, a band is there on Friday & Saturday. Bonfire was huge and a nice touch. Good food options, we just had cheese fries that were fine but of course everything is overpriced. Field of fright was corny, yes corny. I wouldn't bother, way too much dead space in between "scares" and big pockets in the stalks so you can clearly see when someone/thing was coming. Only good thing was how well some of the actors played their parts and the sounds they made were pretty good. With that being said, none of that was scary, just creepy. We loved the house! From the first entryway/room of the house to the last (knew it was coming but still cool) scare outside at the end, it was awesome. Had some old school feels but also some nice effects. It's not a typical walk through so you won't run into the group before you, it's like a show which stops you in each room. Someone from your group will be "adopted" and another will be separated for a minute. It's really dark at some points so we tripped every now and then, we actually loved that! I'd suggest just going for the haunted house. The hayride wasn't included in the Groupon and since the reviews aren't great for it, we didn't pay the $12 to do it. read more

I'm not a huge haunted house person but I would think this place would have been a bit scarier. The staff seemed very well organized but the scare factor did seem to exist. We did the VIP (RIP) package which was a little bit more money but we did get to skip the long lines so to me that was worth if. We did the hay ride first. Like the other person wrote, they put two carts together so you know what's coming if you sit in the second cart. It also wasn't very scary. People jump out at you but No scare factor. Then we did the haunted house. Also not scary. I think they were trying to tell a story but if you go more than 8 people everyone won't be able see/hear. I think it had potential but the scare factor was lacking again. read more

If you're looking to be scared, don't go here. If you're looking for good effects and cool props, then sure, go for it. I think everyone that goes to haunted houses expects long lines and cold nights, but it's not worth it unless you get the RIP pass. If I didn't get the RIP pass I would have felt it was a total waste of time, an hour and a half long drive, and money. They hayride had a lot of good props and scenes, but we were at the very back of the second tractor so we saw every scare coming, and they seemed to favor the first tractor. The maze had a lot of time spent walking into nothing, the only time someone jumped out was when my friend hid in the corn to try and scare the rest of us, then an actor came and scared him out. The haunted house was very well done, but again we were at the back of the group and all the scares happened before we got into the next room. The house was more or less a story line with a lot of effects and holograms, rather than just scares. I'm only giving it 2 stars because the prices were reasonable it seemed that they did put a lot of effort into the props and effects, other than that it wasn't scary at all, and that's the reason people spend an hour on line to get into a haunted house. read more

Went on Sunday the 20th and had a great time! They are very creative in setting up the props and thinking outside of the box. A few of the rooms had really cool illusions and there was a tunnel that made you feel dizzy. The actors were plentiful and well trained. They employ actors, cars, trucks, and I even saw a live horse and snake as part of an act. The field attraction was very long to walk through and generally we were pleased with all 3 attractions (hayride, house, and field). Definitely do the hayride first since that is time consuming. The lines to buy tickets were quick and also the lines to get in the attraction were relatively fast. They time them so that you aren't bumping into other groups. We didn't bump into any other groups for either attraction! Sundays there are discounts and we paid $24 pp for all three attractions at the window. Buying at the window saves the $3 fee for online purchases. I felt that we got our money's worth for the entertainment. I advise to arrive at 7pm or as close to that as possible, that's the best time to skip the lines. Generally we were pleased with the visit except that hot chocolate was $2.50 and smores were $6.50 and it was only enough to make 2 smores by the bonfire. Those items were way overpriced. Also parking is $2. Overall, I recommend! read more

Great place to go for kids and adults! The hayride has 2 scary things out of about 13 scenes. It is a long good ride for people who don't like to get scared when people jump out at you. It is on the sort of scary side and is very fun! I recommend it if you wait until your kid is in 3rd grade to ride. I hope you guys go to and have fun at Sleepy Hollow! read more

Awesome! Just wished the hayride was scary, fell very short...haunted house and field of terror were Amazing and well made. The Haunted house was definitely the star of the night! Very well worth every penny! Nice country setting with bonfires, a live band and great warm apple cider. read more

Incredible!! The authenticity of the haunted house is unsurpassed. Not reliant on kitsch and gore, amazing illusions, actors creepy and lurky, Disney quality with more freight. Hayride is the best I've ever been on, hands down. The vignettes are massive and extremely thought out and well executed(no pun intended)...haunted circus, decrepit drive-in with zombies, old mine ON FIRE. So so much to mention, the graveyards in both the house and hayride with mist and linger on followed up by massive crypt. Must SEE! Best Halloween attraction I have ever been to!! By a LONG shot. read more

We found this place online it was nearby, and website says how long the hayride is so we were sold. We went, a very long line to get in, and yes the hayride was long but most of it was empty field with nothing happening....and when something was there it wasn't scary. It was quite a disappointment. read more

Avoid at all costs if going for day activities with children. The overpricing begins with $2.00 for parking. The pumpkin patch was filled with rotten pumpkins, and the 30 second pony ride for an additional $5.00 fee was the straw that broke me down to write this review. They pony attendants were visibly and orally upset hat we were there for a ride to boot (yes we can hear you - hence no monetary tip for you). Take your children anywhere else but here. read more

First time here. Not really scary on the hayride. Haunted house was well done. Disappointed we got there at 6;30 and the lines were so long we couldn't do all three that we paid for. Staff was friendly but disappointed they didn't warn us so we didn't waste our Money and there are no refunds. There were 7 of us so we paid a lot of money. Overall not bad. If you go ask about the lines so you don't waste your money. And pay cash in person and skip the $3 each ticket online fee. read more

I came into Sleepy Hollow thinking I would have a great time with my friends I got the exact opposite. When I got on the hayride all was well until the clown or sideshow portion of the ride. The one clown was entirely to touchy and rude. I get your there to entertain but this particular lady was completely out of line. After I had my face buried between my friends, out of distress, and saying "DO NOT TOUCH ME" repeatedly she proceeded to LAY on top of me and pet my head while twirling my hair. When my friends tried to tell her to get off of me, being serious, she did not listen so they then attempted to push her off of me but she grabbed one of them on their arm, very hard, and the other squeezing her face/jaw til the point it hurt. She stopped then jumped on me again leaving me very upset, uncomfortable, and traumatized. I also think people should have the option to not be touched it is a complete invasion of personal space. Their job is to entertain and give a fun scare but when you take your "job" to far you should be fired. VERY UPSET DO RECOMMEND IF YOU DO NOT LIKE BEING TOUCHED. read more

NEVER GO HERE! Such a horrible experience. The people were so rude and difficult. Not only did i have a problem with this place but the people ahead of us in line had a problem with the employees. The ladies in the ticket booths are so rude and un understanding. I was inappropriately touched by two of the actors while on the hayride. They shouldn't be able to grab you. The entire place is horribly ran and has no control. The food was just as bad as the service. Dont bother wasting your money for a horrible time. Go some where better like valley of fear, shady brook, bates motel, etc. really any place is better then this dump. read more

I will NEVER return to this place for a Haunted Attraction ever again. First of all, you had to wait 2-2.5 hours in line to just BUY tickets, that does not include the wait time for the actual attraction. We decided the wait was too long, so we bought RIP tickets,which in for (2) people cost $90 for all three attractions...we bought (2) attractions for 2 people ...final cost $70. The woman who sold us the tickets forgot to give us our RIP Bands that get us to the front of each line, so we had to wait for someone to get us our bands...no big deal. We go on the hayride which in the beginning was fun and scary, towards the middle, it lacked excitement, and at the end it seemed to have picked up again. All in all and OKAY ride, worth $35...probably not. Soooo then we head to the Haunted House where we are held up at the door and just stared at. The man that was the "Host" did not act in character and then told us just to go in, As we walk in we bumped into the group in front of us, and the woman at the front door asks how many are in our group...again out of character. Throughout the attraction, we were rushed along, most of the rooms were something was supposed to happen...there was no actors even there...and if there was a spook it was disappointed by already seeing it happen to the group in front of us because we were being rushed along. The actors going out of character to ask us how many in our group, and telling us to hurry along, completely ruined the attraction and our whole group was not even spooked (the whole point of going to these things). After spending A LOT of money for a terribly disappointing night, we asked to speak to whoever was in charge of the Haunted House. This older man came to the front window to speak to us, so after my boyfriend explaining what had happened. He assured us that we were not rushed through the attraction and that his Haunted House is the BEST in the area. He would not listen to us, I became VERY frustrated. I told him that I would like my money back for the Haunted House ($35) and he said NO! NO REFUNDS! So then I asked to speak to whoever was in charge of the whole operation because he was being rude. He found the man in charge of the operation, he said well, I can offer you to go through again...WHY WOULD I WANT TO GO THROUGH THAT FRUSTRATION AGAIN!? I said no thank you, just my money back will do. He said we have a strict no refund policy and what did we expect when we come on the busiest night? They had just told me this was the best attraction int he area, they had just told me they have been doing this for 30+ years, what do i expect? I expect it to be well-ran, prepared for busy nights, and if you can't be prepared then expect people to complain and get their money back. After arguing back and forth with these men, for a half hour mind you, I finally got my $35 back! Not after the first older man I spoke to, got in my face, pointed his finger right to my forehead and yelled at me. SO is this attraction good? NO! I would NEVER recommend anyone go through this, it is VERY EXPENSIVE for a Disappointing night. PS. I didnt even want to give this 1 star, but the website wouldnt let me! read more

I just went on the hayride it was really fun and scary. It is was a caged tractor so when the actors come out that's how they get in. They are aloud to touch you I was so scared everybody who came in got in my face or touched me. If you act scared than they will most likely come up to you. Although I didn't go into the corn maze I was standing near it and all I heard was screaming and loud banging on stuff. I also saw some girl come out crying so I guess it was pretty scary. I didn't have to wait in a long line well no line to get my tickets. Well overall I think this is a fun place to go for Halloween. P.S Don't wear leggings the hay will poke you jeans are good tho. read more

Very disappointing attraction. Would give zero stars if possible. Decided to go to Sleepy Hollow after reading about it on their website and noticed an award from last year. Not sure how they got an award since there was absolutely nothing scary about any of it. Not one thing. The hayride was incredibly lame, with a lot of empty space in between props where you just move through a cornfield Overall, the props were pretty weak, too. Actors, for the most part, seemed like high school kids working to simply get volunteer credits or something. And the staff didn't seem to know how to manage the lines, letting certain line numbers board the hayride out of order, etc. One person who worked there actually came over and yelled at the guy managing our line and barked out "Can you open this line up, PLEASE?!" So, we waited almost an hour to get on the hayride which wouldn't scare a child. Haunted house had a couple of good effects, but nothing scary at all and certainly not worth the hour-plus wait in line to get in. Corn maze was pretty much the same way. And, they charged $2 for parking?! Far, far better attractions don't do that. Even the live band that was playing by the bonfires was pretty bad. Anyone who has been to the Eastern State Penitentiary, Pennhurst Asylum, or The Bates Motel could never find any value in Sleepy Hollow, which is a world apart from those places. Save your money and go to one of those three. Each is fantastic. Very realistic and very scary, where people have to audition to be actors. Highly recommend going to any of those three and avoiding Sleepy Hollow completely. read more