Going when it's less crowded during the week and a couple of weeks before Halloween has its perks:…read more -Less waiting (15 minutes in line is better than hours) -Discounted tickets (print off a coupon for $8 off and pay $27 at the door for) -More time enjoying the top notch rooms and well dressed monsters inside. One downside is there were less actors and stretches without any jumping out to scare you. This place was more lit than any other haunted house I have visited, which makes it a little less scary but easier to see the cool props. I think a little background scary music could have added to the vibe. The variety of rooms seemed endless and took almost 30 minutes to walk through at a leisurely pace. The actors did a great job startling me as they jump out sometimes out of nowhere. The spinning tunnel towards the end, one of my favorite part of a haunted house, was not disorienting as others I have seen. It felt like someone had dialed down the scare factor of the whole house a notch. The exit area and gift shop were fun to see. There were lots of photo ops with different scary monster figures and signs to pose by. .|\---/| | @_@ | ..\_^_/..2025

Came on a Friday night a couple weeks before Halloween and it was super crowded. Parking was hard…read moreto find and the line to get in was super long. Recommend coming early and planning to stand in line for a while. Once inside though everything was scary and fun! The workers seem like they care a lot about people being safe and having a good time which is important. It was such a long haunted house so you definitely get your moneys worth. I was shocked at how many different scenes they had. Unfortunately the person I was with wasn't feeling great and wanted to leave halfway through. The workers were super nice and got us out quickly and safely.

I dont normally get scared at Haunted hoises....this one made me jump and scream a bunch of timesread more

The Lemp Brewery Haunted House appealed to me because of its location. I'd never been in the space…read moreand was wanting to check it out... Even if it would be covered by decor, distorted by light, and filled with people. The $25 price is a little high for what you get. It took us just a few minutes to get through the line to start. We had only about 25 minutes in there. I guess that's a fine amount of time, but another 5-10 minutes would have been all the better. You have to pay to park in the lot. It's only $5, but if you arrive early enough or don't kind a walk, you can just park on the street. I didn't see or hear anything about the Lemps (except for some props). That's probably a good thing--rhey were real people. There were some nods to the Victorian (I suppose) era early in the route. The spiral staircase at the beginning was one of my favorite parts... Because they were old and real. No scare factor there. They let you take photos as long as you don't use a flash. They got a few decent shreiks out of me. Would have had more but my friend walked ahead of me. I won't talk about the parts I liked--no spoilers here. I wish they'd had a bit more variety, though. It was mostly dungeon/undead. I'd have liked some vampires or scary clowns. I did the Darkness a few years ago and that was a bit better. I'd like to try Creepyworld next year. No regrets about going to Lemp, though.

Let me start off with saying the only reason this is 4 stars and not 5 is that it feels too short,…read moreespecially for only being $5 less than Creepyworld. We did all three Scarefest attractions in three consecutive days. The Lemp Brewery was our very first night of scares and it was a great way to kick off the weekend. This year the Lemp Brewery Haunted House took on an occult theme, which is not my typical cup of tea, but it was done well. For those not familiar, the Lemp family history is pretty bleak and the Lemp Mansion is said to be haunted. Nearby is the Lemp Brewery, which is where this Haunted House is located. So this attraction is touted as a "real" haunted house. (This is a haunted house attraction, not a ghost tour.) The natural setting is pretty great. When you arrive, large brick grain elevators tower above you. Across the parking lot from the grain elevators is another old brick building, the Lemp Brewery. Once inside you descend down two long stories of spiral staircase until you're underground. This descent helps create a bit of nervous anticipation, paving the way for the scares to come. This haunted house might be short, but it's pretty intense. It does an excellent job of confusing and disorienting through strobe lights, darkness, and hidden doorways. More than once we found ourselves going in circles in the dark unable to find the way out. The logistics: There's a large paid parking lot attended by the attraction's employees. It took about 30 minutes to go through. It's located pretty close to The Darkness, so you could probably do both in one night (assuming it's not too crowded).

Great Scare! Just ask my wife, whose heart was beating probably 180 bpm when she exited. These…read moreactors were really on their game the night we went. Jump scares around every corner. Haunted house very well decorated. Highly recommended.

From the owner: 217 Terror Haunted House: The Ultimate Nightmare Destination in Illinois…read more Dare to enter the realm of 217 Terror Haunted House, where fear lurks around every corner. This ultimate nightmare destination features four uniquely terrifying haunted houses. At 217 Terror Haunted House, we specialize in old school, in-your-face scares that will leave you trembling (no touch). Our attraction is designed to push your limits and immerse you in a world of horror like never before. Join us for a Free Family Friendly Event on Sunday, October 20th from 1-3 pm, perfect for all ages to enjoy a taste of the spooky fun. Tickets are available online and onsite. Come and see why 217 Terror Haunted House is Central Illinois’ favorite haunted attraction.

Fabulous location! The atmosphere is wonderful for families too! Highly recommend the carriage…read moreride.

This was amazing! I was upset at first. I paid $44 and sat in a bumper to bumper stop & go line for…read morean hour....IT WAS WORTH IT! My husband gave it a 2/10 "because it wasn't scary enough." I thought it was scary. Go after dark. Turn your headlights off. Drive a Jeep Wrangler with the top off, convertible, or car with a moon roof. Let your kids stand up on the seats! It won't let me post video, but there is a radio station with creepy sounds, fog machines, and realistic smoke/fire. High quality spookiness. Ten stars!!

It was so much fun!!! Kids loved it! Staff was friendly and helpful. Shooting zombies with…read morepaintballs was definitely everyone's favorite.

This was such a fun addition to our town! Something to do with the kids, or by ourselves. I can't…read morewait to see what the Riling Ranch of Horror has to offer next season!!

Before you read my review please see how unprofessional the owners response is to this review how…read moreare you gonna fight with customers after I paid your establishment money and time for a full experience? I mean, really!?!? I had an incredibly disappointing experience at Creepyworld St. Louis on Saturday, October 7th. My group had timed entry tickets for 8:00 pm. However, upon arriving on time, we were herded into the General Admission queue and waited for over 2 hours just to enter the first house. To make matters worse, there were multiple lines even after this long wait, AND the power went completely off three separate times for prolonged periods of time. The mismanagement, extended wait times, and power outages made our visit a complete nightmare. We eventually decided to leave the event early.

My friend and I went to CreepyWorld the monday before Halloween. We bought speed passes and waited…read morein line less than 5 minutes before beginning in our first house. The houses themselves were decorated really well. I was disappointed in the amount of actors in the houses. It really seemed like there were way less than previous years and this took away from the experience.

The escape rooms are amazing! The puzzles were well thought out. The staff was friendly and…read morehelpful. If you are looking for a fun activity I definitely would recommend Chittyville. We will definitely book another escape room adventure here!

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We had a great summer at Six Flags! Even though this park needs some TLC we still had a great time,…read morethe attractions are still top notch and the food offerings were good for their value. I hope Six Flags puts more energy in to this park, it is well kept but needs some serious 're-imagining.' Many of the elements that made this park fun in the past just aren't there anymore and there is opportunity to make more of the themes they still have going. There were some oddities we ran into to, once time we needed to fill up our water bottles and the attendant at the freestyle station said we could not fill up there, we asked where we could get water and they said there was no free water. This was at the station near Johnny Rockets. It was odd, especially being the middle of the summer and we had kids. Small operational changes could go a long way in making this a premiere park again. Still looking forward to next year! See you soon!

After many years of being season pass holders, we gave up our family passes a few years ago. The…read morepark was so run down and filthy, we had to finally step away. With this being the last year of Six Flags branding in St. Louis, we felt an emotional pull to be here for the end of an era. Purchased season passes again and then visited over the weekend. Very surprised, in a very good way. If nothing else, the park was incredibly clean and well organized. It looks like the park has had a bit of a facelift and it was so nice to see. They still feel like they are in start-up mode for the season, but all the employees I spoke with were courteous and helpful. We were disappointed with some of the ride closures in the water park, but there was enough open that we still had a really good time. The lazy river was closed for the day, which always seems odd. I think if you have the wave pool and lazy river open, you satisfy at least 90% of your water park guests. Just seems like a strange choice. Really hoping the new ownership takes the recent improvements to another level and brings this place back to where it should be, a destination from year to year.