This place was amazing! A haunted house made by the King family! Kids free Adults $5. All proceeds…read moreare going to the SPCA for a good cause. The whole setup is beyond words. Honestly they put a lot of thought into the process and it turned out really nice. They have an amazing cast of characters and it's different every night it's open. They have pizza and drinks for purchase if you work up an appetite.l must admit the whole family enjoyed themselves and would definitely recommend to check this place out!

Formerly the 870 Lee Home Haunt, this is Sanborn's premiere haunt for charity! ONLY open during…read moreOctober, the actors are very creepy and get you all the time with jumpscares! They raise money for GREAT charitable causes! Go there if you're in New England!

There is a street Downtown Niagara, Clifton. It mimics a Las Vegas strip. Plenty to see and more to…read moredo. Busy, fun and crowded. Museums, eateries and gift shops. We purchased a package that included the Nightmare Experience. Me: chicken, crybaby, scaredy cat, whatever name you have for me, I happily accept. Never liked scary movies; I know what you did last summer, scream and others like that. NO monsters! Every now and then I will try a haunted house because I know without a doubt, they are just PEOPLE dressed in costumes. Before entering we were asked a million questions about our health, including heart issues and seizures. Ok, I'm already scared. The young lady that took our tickets gave very specific instructions. Hold on to each other and follow the tiny red lights on the wall. It is completely dark inside. What!!! We are in line and once the light turns green to go, we enter. Our final warnings are NO hitting or kicking. If we want to end the scare, all we have to do is yell "nightmare"! Really? Well, she didn't lie! It was total darkness! I was scared because I couldn't see any of the scares coming. None of the monsters that jumped out, or spiders that crawled on me, or the jeep that almost hit us. That was pretty cool. AND, we had to military crawl through a tunnel, in total darkness! Just following a tiny red light that guided us. It was a lot of fun, I did NOT let go of hubby. Glad I used the bathroom first. Lol.

Forewarning, this is a very very particular type of haunted house, so be aware of what you're…read moregetting into. Most haunted houses in Niagara falls (and just in general) are set up to be dark, have some gags, some props, neat decor to look at, maybe some scare-actors in costume; this is not that. This is a dark maze, with dead ends, winding corridors, narrow crawlspaces, and shrinking rooms. There are minimal gags & props, and more loud legitimately terrifying noises, electric shocks right next to your head, and the props are designed to scare the absolute life out of you, and your only guide is a small red light in the ceiling; so if that's what you're into, then this place is top notch. If however you prefer a more calm, artistic haunted house, with an actor in a vampire costume jumping out in front of you, then this place might be a bit much. Especially if you didn't bring an extra pair of clean underwear with you. Highest possible recommendation... But only for a very specific kind of horror fan.

Great place to get all of your Halloween costumes and quite the selection!!! Fun to shop hereread more

We brought the kids here with one parent going through the houses with the kids. It was well…read moreorganized & well staffed. The main arena is large & there was a fortune teller plus memorabilia stands & actors the area had an authentic creepy vibe. It's very loud subsonic mood music with tons of stage smoke in the air. The food court is separated off from the man area but still allows for a view of the fun. We found the lowest price ticket still pricey, had it been less, all of us would have gone through but again it is well done so you get what you pay for. The un chaperoned teen groups roaming around were mostly well behaved.

My son and I went on June 18 for self guided tour. I brought a couple of led pen lights but owner…read moresaid they were too bright cause they were led. I have to admit she was right after blinding myself with one of them. So don't bring an LED light. Try to bring red flashlight, non led instead. Otherwise, light on phone is good in a pinch. You really don't need a light unless you're going into lower floors after sun has gone down. ...anyway, despite the fact there were 25 people or so wandering the building, there are plenty of opportunities to be alone with your group or by yourself to do the hunting or trying to connect with the spirits. The only sketch room was psych ward for me..a small, very dark room in the basement. I did see my first shadow person in a hallway bolt across into a room where the door was closed. Not scary really. I ran after it to confirm it wasn't a human and where it had gone off to. Think it was on the second floor by Roy's room and across from the kids' classroom set up. Overall, advice is to go with neutral expectations and enjoy/ appreciate the significance and history of the building. I really didn't sense any negative energy except for that little room ..even in the morgue. Check in is a process, but not disorganized. Bring a clear bag. Use the porta potty outside before going in. It's a beautiful area.. even saw deer on the property right below on of the sunrooms. Oh and make sure everyone in your party, including ticket buyer registers their information via email link once Tix are bought.. I wish this place, the energies there, and owner the best!

Ooof...where to begin. I will begin by saying that my husband (62) & I (58) booked a 3 hour…read moreparanormal ~ 48 hours ahead of time...kind of a spur of the moment thing. Paid our money & tickets downloaded to the trusty Apple wallet. Almost exactly 24 hours ahead, I received this text (spelling/grammar mistakes are not mine): "Hi Lisa - this is Rolling Hills Asylum. Apoligizes for texting so late. I had an issue printing tomorrows guest list - can you please confirm the number of tickets you purchased and for which option (6hr or 3hr). Thank you!" I responded with "2 tickets for the 3 hour". I received a response asking me to have each of us fill out our own registration form (with our own different emails/cell phone numbers), which we did. We both fully read the registration form - full of really vague rules - but we completed it. No other communication from anyone at Rolling Hills came to either of our email accounts. We arrived exactly 30 minutes before our scheduled check-in time. We waited in a short line and met another group (of 3) who had a similar texting experience as us the night before. The staff came out exactly 15 minutes before entry time...and this woman (who we would later learn is the owner Sharon) walks up to me...yelling and pointing her finger at me, saying "you can't bring that backpack in...I sent emails". I checked the website beforehand, which states that all bags will be searched, but never states that bags are not allowed. I never received any email, but I put my backpack back in the car just to keep the peace. My husband loves his video camera & "techy" stuff, so he double-checked that he could video inside, even though their website states that video cameras are allowed. Sharon responded "yes", so he headed back to the car to grab his gear. We got back in line, only to have Sharon tell us to move to the back of the line, as she "needed to speak to us". She told us that our video camera "looked like a professional setup" and that if we wanted to use it, we would have to book a PRIVATE tour. The video camera in question is one that our uses regularly...yes, he has an infrared 'thing' that he puts on the top of it so he can film our ghost hunts...and yes, he has a chest harness for it since he has a bad back and carrying it for multiple hours hurts his back. I will be honest...as my husband walked the video camera back to the car, I questioned Sharon. The website says we can video. She told us we could video. Apparently, since our video camera is nicer than hers, we couldn't video. I pushed her & stated that we had agreed (per her multiple release forms) not to post anything on any of the big social media sites. She countered with "the camera looks like those that the You-Tubers use"...our camera does not have livestreaming capabilities, and I offered to show her. She did offer us a refund, but I figured that we had driven almost 5 hours & paid for a hotel room...I said we wanted the ghost hunt they advertised on their website. Hubby came back from dropping the camera back at the car, and she asked him to empty his pockets. She literally made him pat down all of his pockets..."I think there's something in your front pocket"...truly made me want to be inappropriate, but I did refrain. (SHOCK: When he pulled the fabric liner out of his pockets, they were empty). She was not to be deterred...she then took his flashlight. Yup, a flashlight. She said it was "too bright"...but nothing on the website about handheld flashlights...just headlamps, which we did not have. We watched her take prescription inhalers & ChapStick from another guest...the paranoid control was crazy. We met several groups during our tour that had the same flashlight (right down to the same brand) as my husband. When we asked how they "snuck" it in, they were really quick to say they were frequent returning guests and they get special "perks or consideration". Our tour was scheduled from 8-11pm. We left at 10:15pm...no video camera...no flashlights...no ability to record/verify what we were seeing and experiencing...time to leave. My husband & I have been very blessed to have been able to have many paranormal adventures for almost a decade...we live close to Gettysburg, PA, and having so much history & "active" places to check out within a few hours/overnight drive, we have had so many amazing & welcoming experiences. Unfortunately, this was not anything close to those. We will never return to this place, and I will continue to tell anyone I meet to give this place a HARD PASS.

The hayride was fun, the haunted house was awesome. The food was great. The overall atmosphere was…read moreamazing.

From the owner: Haunted Hayride, evil corn trail and a Haunted House all for $20.00. kitchen on site serving…read morehotdogs, cheeseburgers, and sausages. Donuts and cider too, great food at great prices! Cash only event.

I love here! I've been here many times! Many experiences here. Bumps in the night. Dare at your…read moreown will. Scary!

Please explain much better on your website that you can't visit without a reservation. There are…read morepublic tours posted and for the day we went and it seemed you were shut down for a private stay.

Daniel was our guide for the evening, and what a great evening it was! Daniel has done his…read moreresearch which came through in every story he told us. He interjected with just enough humour, is well spoken and obviously enjoys enriching people to the haunts of Niagara on the Lake. We certainly learned a lot about things unseen of Niagara on the Lake. When we do another tour, we will ask if Daniel is available. And...my experience was accessible, thank you very much.

Duke was great! He was both fun, funny, knowledgeable and you can tell that he loves his job. Mix…read moreof haunts and history with some architectural knowledge thrown in. Really fun and well paced. The time went fast and it gives you a great overview of the most popular ghost stories as well as some history of the town. Starts at their store front on Queen Street and finishes across from their store front, almost next to 124 on Queen and Starbucks. Highly recommended as a great evening activity for all ages. Our tour started at 8:30pm and was about 90 minutes total.