We checked out desolate acres and it was a great haunted house. It was put together very well, and…read morethe production value was great. The haunted house was very short though, so that was a bit of a bummer. If they make the haunted house a bit longer, it would have been 10/10

Great time. I told family friends and coworkers they had to check this one out. Demented screaming…read moretime. Cant wait to see how it grows.

This haunt has been pretty consistent over the past few years but maybe slipped a bit in 2011…read more Still worth a visit, especially if you plan to hit up Terror on Rural Street as they are just a few miles apart. Good: *Its actually a house, not just a repurposed building, so that does add some creepy factor, but be prepared for some fairly steep stairs *Actors here tend to be more theatrical and interactive, especially in the first half. Some are very funny. *Reasonable wait and good waiting system (ticket numbers). Nice waiting area with horror movies to get you in the mood. * Very detailed sets and costumes fir the most part. Bad: *In the past, one of the bet parts of this haunt was the creepy trail up to the house. This year, few if any actors or scares in that part. LAME. *Inside it was really hot and stuffy, perhaps because it was a fairly warm night. Still FYI to the ghosts - deodorant is for the undead too *Seemed to peter out about halfway through with fewer actors and more random screaming teens. Depends on Your Perspective: *No visible security. In theory, if you had brought a cooler of beer it would have been no problem to sit in your friends minivan and have a few whilst waiting for your number. Not that we did that.

My 3rd year in a row coming to the JHH and I have to now admit it is just not as good as it used to…read morebe. This year seemed to have taken a downhill turn, perhaps less staff volunteers. The haunted woods is not very haunted and they could do away with the theatrical performances inside that just hold things up trying to make it seem like you are in the "haunt" longer than you are. I do admit, I give the actors credit for rehearsing and memorizing their skits but it get's awkward when you have to stand in a room because the group in front of you is held up and you stand there for a good couple of minutes doing nothing in a room. Reading my review from last year, not much has changed in the sense of anti climatic ending and all they do is scream in your ear as you go down the dark halls. Not sure I will go back next year. There are too many other better ones out there.

Definitely scary. Lines are nuts, but they move pretty fast. Too scary for me... wouldn't go again,…read morebut it was an interesting experience for sure.

The atmosphere was cool and the decorations were very detailed but overall it was not too scary. If…read moreyou are in the front of the group you will most likely get more jump scares, the back didn't get much at all. They send in big groups at a time and there were moments where we were standing still. There were many parts where the walkway was very skinny. Lastly, after we got through the first two houses we had to stand in line AGAIN to get into the last haunted house. Overall, had a good time but I don't think it's worth $40.

Went here last night and it was pretty busy!! The wait time for the 8-9 spot was long. They have…read morerules about arriving at your designated time no more than 10 minutes early, 10 minutes late but it honestly doesn't matter, because all general admission had to stand in the same line. Fast pass was $10 more...ultimately that extra 10 was worth saving me the amount of time I would have wasted standing there to wait to get in. Each house takes about 5 minutes to get through and there are only 3. You're waiting longer to get IN each house, than you are to actually go through them. So that's a tad unsatisfying. We had been waiting...about 20-30 minutes to get into the houses before we decided to get the fast pass. Literally no one was paying for fast pass so we were able to just go right in. Getting the fast pass guarantees you go first. Which causes the wait time for general admission to be longer, because they stagger YOUR group. Literally no one is wearing masks nor are they social distancing, so go at your own risk. But! They also don't make you go in with strangers! You might run into people depending on how long it takes you and them to walk through. I tended to take longer because I'd stop walking if I got scared. Unlike THHE (the Hills Have Eyes), this place offered a few carnival-like games and seemed to have food. I mean literally no one was playing the games, eating or drinking though. I'm on the fence about how to rate this place. I'll say this, this one was just as expensive as the THHE and had less to offer, so that's a no-thank-you. But it was only just as expensive because we ultimately found it worth it to pay more to save time with the fast pass. Time is precious! We would have been waiting over an hour just to get through 3 houses that only take 5 minutes to walk through. I will say this though!!!; WF was scarier than THHE, just IMO. But like, kudos to WF because the last haunted/scary house of WF had almost no one working in it. It was PITCH black, with a light flickering on so often. And it was maze like. So I was already scared going in because I had no idea what to expect in the dark. I actually enjoyed that aspect, although my friend thought it was lame that no one was even there to jump out and scare you. Finding this place was easy and parking was straightforward. I don't think the experience was worth the price, however I can't be that mad because I had fun and that was the goal.

I've gone to this haunted house many times over the years and this year met and exceeded my…read moreexpectations as usual. Three different haunts that you get to go through each one more fun and at times scarier than the next. They have added fun stuff that you can buy and concessions in the last year or so and I think that is a great added feature to browse while you wait. From people in the lines scaring you all the way through to the end very entertaining and a scary good time.

I had SO much fun at Schuster's!! We came for Blooms on the Farm but really were surprised with all…read morethe fun little activities throughout the rest of the farm. You can wander around and find fun games, photo ops, and great food. The farm animals of course were adorable. I thought the entry ticket and flower ticket were very affordable for the abundance of beautiful zinneas we picked, access to fun yard games, and super kind staff. Highly recommend holding a baby goat if you can!! We also enjoyed corn hole, the "corn pit", kids playsets, and the jump pads. This is a great place to be summer or fall and there is something fun for everyone!! Worth the short drive from Madison for sure

I was there on a Saturday on October. The place was lively. There were a ton of activities,…read moreespecially for kids. Entree fee includes 2 apple cannon shots. There was hay ride, a kids train ride, corn pit etc. Couple of times a day there was candy canon, where they shoot candies to the people. Apple caramal apple slushie was my favorite food here. It comes with a caramal apple and a cider donut on top of slushie. Hot cider and pumpkin cake were good. There was pumpkin picking in the middle of hay ride. I picked a small pumpkin. Price was reasonable. People were picking huge pumpkins and in larger numbers.

well I can remember going to Happs vegetable stand on HWY 83 in Trevor when I was little. it was…read morehuge and they had lots of vegetables and the people was so nice always smiling and ready to serve or answer people. when they closed for the last time they were missed by a lot of people. then the son opens Happs again down the street and for Halloween we brought our kids for years and we all loved going there every year.

It was a good haunt. Good effects. Great actors. Different than some of the other haunted…read moreattractions.

It says touch our actors go to jail. But the actors kept on running into me and grabbing my arm. It…read morefelt very rushed with way too many props and you're put in groups in the group we were with were a bunch of middle school girls who were trying to have conversations with every actor and they were in front of us so it just ruined the experience. They would scare or try to scare the people in front of us and then we would already know what was coming. It was very predictable. Definitely not worth more than $10. The actors were very fruity way too many props and costumes that were not even close to scary. I kept a straight face and didn't jump once. There are plenty of other haunted houses in the area I would definitely would not recommend this one.

Genuinely the most fun we've ever had at a haunted house. Like anything & everything, the…read moreexperience is what you make it. Any downers I've seen in previous reviews are likely going into this with an attitude of a fortress wall, which isn't fair to this place. Sure your group influences your time, but you can easily go to the back and space out a little! This is not the haunts fault, they do a good job of scaring the front and back of the group. You've got to go to a haunted house ready to be spooked and to have fun, if you do that here, you will have an amazing time! Just saying, this place deserves way more credit & I'm disappointed at the inaccuracies of the reviews. Also this is a local small business, so huge kudos to their efforts. I've been to haunted houses all over the country and for the last 20+ years almost yearly, so take my word for it.. this place is putting in the work to make it cool for people. The scenery is insanely cool & there's so much attention to detail. The diversity and the length of the experience sold it for us. The bang for your buck is there; we were there longer than any other we've done, probably 1.5 hours with the extra haunt experience and hanging by the bonfire with drinks. So many textures, lighting, effects, animatronics, different themes, probs, actors, and even smells while you're being led through many many fields, houses, buses, warehouses etc! The actors were also scary yet didn't make me uncomfortable like others have before, they knew the line and didn't cross it. I loved how dedicated they were, some in cages or on the floor, some laying on the beams of the building, some blending in with the room or other props. We went on Halloween night & everyone we saw there had tons of fun too. Way to go, and thank you Screamin Acres! We'll see you next year.