Very scared , it's amazing . The actors are so cool…read more ............ I recommend you this place

For our first haunted house, and especially being one of the very few open during the Covid-19…read morepandemic, my friend and I were very excited to visit the Haunted Hotel. Firstly, I'd like to commend the staff on a few things. There were attendees outside who were enforcing the six foot rule, were making sure people were wearing protective masks, and were keeping the line lively with costumed actors chasing people around. It set a great atmosphere that showed you what to prepare for inside, that it would be both safe and unsettling. The interior of the haunt was tremendous, as each room and even the transition spaces were decorated well. A variation of atmospheres made for an exciting journey through what felt like an endless maze. Where Haunted Hotel really lost myself, my friend, and our teenage accomplices is the actors. Several actors only stood motionless, staring "creepily" as we passed by. Not intimidating or scary at all. A few that were great included the first actor, who introduces you, the man in the elevator, and the girl in the church. One girl at the bottom of the stairs tried and performed well, but beyond them, a lot of people were either ill-prepared to scare people or simply pointed and said "that way" to guide us out. One girl, dressed as the nun from the Conjuring series only said "hurry the f*ck up" as we passed, not doing anything to scare us. As we were leaving, prepared for the inevitable chainsaw chase-out, the actor was smoking and we startled him as we entered the room. Not the best thing to see to leave a lasting impression. Overall, you can tell the love that was put into the building as the sets were phenomenal. For most of the actors though, a scare class is needed. What I will compliment the business on is that each actor had a mask that was compliant with the restrictions. Sadly though, after spending $25 to enter and then waiting in line for two hours, my high excitement was deflated rather quickly. Here's hoping they improve as the season continues.

Totally worth the money! We went last night (Friday night in early October) and there was no line…read more The actors were great, just the right amount of scary.

Their covid response is mediocre. They were not enforcing 6ft distance nor people wearing their…read moremasks in line. We even had the guy managing the line outside tell us to scoot closer to the people in front of us. We refused especially because people on the other side of the line that looped next to us weren't wearing their masks. My group was only 5 people so they put us with another small group. I thought that was weird because I think on their site they said that they were only putting people with their groups and not combining. The best thing is that the actors cannot touch you. I know haunted houses this year are weird but we still have to enforce these things especially with rates skyrocketing. Now to the scares... I had a blast. It was my sons first time at a haunted house and he kinda enjoyed himself. He was scared lol and I thought that was funny too. I convinced him to go because I told him that they can't touch you this year. Best time to go!! The beginning is what got us. They lined us up in this room and then turned all the lights off. It was pitch black. When the lights came on, the actors were standing right in front of us. You couldn't even hear them come in. That scared my son so bad. I knew this was going to be great lol. Once we started he had his ears covered the entire time. I laughed the entire time at him and the one actor that had the "dead baby". Good times!! I would go again.

malice manor truly goes all out! me and my boyfriend went for their valentine's day event and are…read moreexpectations were met and then some. we were a bit worried going in that it would be a bit "campy", but it really wasn't. their use of scare actors, lights, temperatures, mazes, tight corridors, sounds, animatronics and more really set the entire vibe. definitely a place worth going to.

Completely blown away with how good this haunted house was. Probably the best in Kentuckiana!read more

My date and I did the Ruldolph Run which is the Christmas version of the run. It took us near some…read morecute houses, however there were extra steps that did not add value. We ended up skipping the last few pages of clues because they were taking us on back country roads with no decorations. It was also frustrating they never gave us the answers to the puzzles!

I don't care if you are a native Louisvillian or an out of towner this is one of the funnest things…read moreI have done in awhile! It's easy to purchase online and have your group sign their waivers electronically and then download and print the clue books. I would give yourself about 5 hours to go to all of the haunts as one of them is about a 45 min drive and the line was over an hour long, luckily they let you use the tickets to the particular haunts whenever during the season. We had 6 people in our vehicle, I recommend you have at least 3 since the driver is kind of worthless since they are trying to pay attention to the road and their surroundings. The clues are written very well and are not easy! Great time, we could do it again if we were going to be in the Ville' next year at this time.

Had a great time tonight for their locked in love event for Valentine's Day! it was definitely…read moreworth it!! staff is amazing!

The first haunted house/trail of the season and I'm not really disappointed in it. Legend of Pope…read moreLick focuses on the myth of a circus train wreck where a half man half goat escapes and is lurking in Pope Lick Park. It cost 20 dollars to get in which is steep but they all cost around that much so you're not going to get a better deal anywhere else. We waited for over an hour to finally go on the haunted trail but there were actors and posters around so you had something to look at. You do get a few scares but nothing too serious. The actors do take their job seriously but may accidentally break character if someone makes a weird comment to them. Overall, not a bad place to go during Halloween.

I got to see an off season showing of this haunt because they opened for the Midwestern Haunter's…read moreconvention. I'm not sure what I was expecting, but I can tell you I truly enjoyed their queue line entertainment, especially the Scare-oke with the clowns. That was pretty trippy. Their maze was long, there was a lot of good pop scares and a lot of gore, it was what you think of a typical haunted attraction. The actors are most certainly INTO what they do. Great job!

Some friends and I chose this as one of our stops for part of the Danger Run. It was a pretty ok…read morehaunted house. The staff as we waited in line was friendly and engaging, the actual haunted house was mostly standard haunted house fair. They are jump scares kinda gorey scenes, but it was a lot of leading your from one room to another and the actors talking at you. They have someone the end asking how your experience was so you can give feedback right away.

There's such an eerie feeling walking (ok, sometimes running!) through a corn maze with the huge…read moreopen sky above you, or feeling the trees closing in on either side during the hayride. Staff and actors were professional with excellent makeup and costumes, although Freddy Krueger was my favorite. Be sure to vote for standout actors as you leave. We did not pay for the fast pass options and had very minimal waits, but that may have been because it was early October. I've been later in the month before and definitely wished our group had bought them, although standing in the lines can be entertaining in itself and actors are often strolling by and interacting with people. Keep the weather and the terrain (lots of dirt paths) in mind. Cash-only venue (they do have ATMs on site).

The lines are horrible ! We stood in line for over an hour for the hay ride and it wasn't good at…read moreall. They shoot a real gun with blanks and it was so loud and directly in my ear, no warning or anything. My ear was ringing for 30 minutes. The maze was actually pretty good. After we spent another $20 a person for the fast pass because we got tired of standing in that line for almost two hours. By that time it was about 12am. My only complaint on the maze would be some areas are dark and inside some of the buildings are confusing and we went the wrong way a couple times. lol. However they could have more people in some of the buildings. I think 3/4 buildings were completely empty while others had 2/5 people inside and out. Also they have some strobe lights so bright and directly in your face. The worse part was the crawl space in the barn, it was kinda pointless and very dark. My favorite was the slide leaving the barn. It's very steep and kinda fast so if you don't like that then I would recommend the steps but for me that part was fun. Some of the actors really put time into what they do while others just sit there or stand there. Overall I spent $120 for two people and had a decent time. Only got scared twice & that's because you can kinda tell when they're gonna jump out or where they're gonna be standing lol. We went at 9:45 and left a little after 1AM. I would definitely recommend spending the extra money and getting the fast pass. I feel like most of my time I was standing in lines.