Loved this experience! The costumes are amazing, the theme is so unique and the scares are just…read moreright!

AMAZING HAUNTED HOUSE. I was frightened from beginning to end! brilliant actors & mind blowing…read morecostumes!

Went on a Friday night...the place is super packed and there is an overflow parking lot that can be…read moreused. When we arrived, there are plenty of activies to do besides the trail...but I must say to go straight to the portable potties and then get in line. The time slot on the ticket doesn't really matter as the lines are pretty long. Ticket wise...you have 3 options to get and we got the middle VIP tickets. Our wait time was about 1.5 hrs in line. I can only imagine the wait time for standard tickets. As you walk through the line, there is music and the DJ was pretty good. Wished I brought some ear plugs as it was super loud as you snake through the line and got closer and closer to the speakers. So...get ear plugs! As for the trail, it was a fantastic haunted trail to go through. The stories of the staged rooms, the props, the people, the ambiance were all great. Upon entering. The staff did space out the groups a bit so that you dont see scares coming your way...props to the staff and spacing of groups! Several jump scares got me good and at the end, you get to see a museum. I would highly recommend for anyone to go and check this place out and if you can afford it, get the immediate access. If you are ok with time...bring some entertainment for you and your friends.

This was my friend Jess's first time at a haunted house, it exceeded whatever expectations she…read morethought she had. The actors were so scary both of us were scared! So much detail went into the decorations. We loved that it was family owned and it was so fun hearing a bit of the history and how the family started the haunted house.

What fun! lots of jump scares and you can't beat the price. My kids and I were scared the entire…read moreway though.

From the owner: Night of Terrors offers a spine-chilling haunted house experience, promising thrills and scares for…read morethose brave enough to venture in.

we went up for the sunflower picking time and it was a blast! We had so much fun exploring and…read moreputting together this massive bouquet. Sadly, they lasted about a week, but the memories we have will last forever. One of my favorite days this year

Was it pricey? Yes. Was it worth every penny? Also yes…read more The weather was perfect. The festival was huge! I loved the corn maze. It was huge! And the pumpkin patch was huge and the pumpkins were gorgeous. Highly recommend! And the food trucks were fantastic.

One of the best haunted houses I have ever been! The design, and the production with real actors…read morethey put in are incredible! It took us nearly 50 mins to go through the whole thing. Well worth the price! Check them out!!

A landmark? An eye sore? The opinion is definitely in the eye of the beholder. Sure a fun festive…read moreyard is great during the holidays. This haunt happened to go all year long - for a very long time. During the day it's pretty campy, walking home late night from downtown the haunt appeared downright creepy. Nothing like an open grave and a propped up casket to get your blood pumping after a night out on the town. The residents took full advantage of the festive fun often having parties and pups in the yard (a Mom golden retriever and her two sons to be exact). Someone scooped up the real estate next door, built a fancy condo thing on the back of the historic house and bam the Pearl Street Haunt came down. R.I.P Pearl Street Haunt!

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This year was the first year that I was aware that Loveland may have had any haunted house…read moreattractions for Halloween. Some friends of mine suggested we go here since it is in a really creepy and old building. Supposedly it is really haunted but we only went here for the haunted house and see fake ghouls and goblins and not real ones. The price for the tickets were only ten bucks. Unfortunately though you get what you pay for. The haunted house itself seemed thrown together and the actors were only so so. The lady that was selling tickets said that the actors were not the primary ones that night and it shows. As far as I know most haunted houses have actors that use the same basic elements. Get in a costume, scream, yell, roar, growl then get real close to the patrons and breathe down their neck BUT don't touch them(Back when I was a kid there were a lot less rules. People grabbed you in these places and scared the crap out of you! ). It is funny how those basic rules and criteria for a haunted house can make a world of difference to who the actor really is and how good it is at what they do. I mean I guess the haunted house was ok for what we paid for. There were a few creepy moments like actors jumping out and scaring while playing accordions and the animatronic props which flew above you, getting their robes in your face. Overall though I have seen better. I always had a relatively firm belief that the Fort Collins area which can include Loveland always had decent haunted houses. With CSU being in Fort Collins in the past there really have been great haunted houses that involved college students. The last two or three years though and especially this year the haunted houses in Northern Colorado seemed relatively weak and repeated. The ones that were around were either too much for kids(Not scary) or repeats of the same themes of previous years. At first I was wondering if I should even submit a review for this place but found out that they were around last year and are planning to be back next year. So it was not a seasonal, nameless haunted house after all and decided to review. The money does go to charity for the tickets but I did not catch which charity it did go to. This year overall seemed a definite downplayed Halloween. Places that were solid performers for a Hallows Eve fix fell short all the way around. Ever get the feeling that sometimes holidays sneak up on people and they throw together a hodge podge assortment and just does not deliver well at all to their fans and admirers. Hopefully my mainstays just had an off year. It happens. But the degree of disappointment resonated this year was deeper than usual and makes me wonder if I need some new Halloween attraction mainstays. I mean I think I could make a better haunted house than what they did here. The haunted attractions this year in Denver still seemed solid and enjoyable. No let downs. Perhaps I need to invest my money in Denver metros Halloween attractions and chock up Northern Colorado's haunted attractions to be a bust in the long term.

We started going to this Haunted spot a few years ago because it is outdoor and different. The…read moreschool bus crawl and the motel attraction lured us in and we have enjoyed the experience. We have been to many many haunted locations in the last thirty years and this is one of the best for the price. Great costumes and actors!!! No haunted spot is complete without a monster chasing me with a chainsaw. Fright Acres has a fast lane for a higher price which is a good choice for people who don't want to wait in a long line in the cold. They have a concession stand and plenty of parking. Prices are a little high but worth it. Despite an arson this year-Fright Acres re-opened for the final Halloween weekend!! Put this place on your spooky calendar for next year.

Really well done haunted maze. The cast is great and they put a lot of work into the set pieces…read more Thanks to covid precautions the lines can get long so come early or pay for the fast pass. Advice for those with a stigmatism, they do use strobes which can play havoc with some vision impairments. They arent all over the maze, just in some spots.

This is an awesome tour. The guide is totally awesome and I could tell he was very knowledgeable…read more Even skeptical believers in ghosts will enjoy the history of Denver and the compelling storytelling by the guide as a narrator. I brought my whole family and it was enjoyable for all ages from 12 to 77- There is a bit of walking and standing but some chances to sit down. Totally more interesting than walking around the area without information. The fun part (all of it is fun) was going inside Union Station and hearing the history that has been glossed over by historians trying to attract visitors to Denver. As the tour progresses, it gets better and better. By the time we exited Union Station, it was dark and the area was lit up with people enjoying the beautiful evening- you see pedicabs and bicycles, lit buildings and a fountain with lights in addition to the story weaver guide. This is the authentic tour to take.

I fact-checked several of the "events" highlighted on the tour. All ghost stories set aside, some…read moreof the historical events were factually wrong, had no documented evidence, or were just made up. The one exception was the Chinatown massacre; but there was a meaningful historical omission: how local white-owned businesses and residents hid and protected over 100 Chinese people during that riot. The entire narration was full of Marxist-ish moral evaluations that were truly eyerolling. The real facts of Denver history in its full context (and, yes, the fun and eerie ghostly aftermath) are fascinating on their own. Falsehoods and innuendo are actually quite boring.

My grandchildren and son flew into Denver to spend the week. In looking for things to do we found…read morethe Seance Parlor. We had such a good time. No matter your thoughts you will be wowed. It was relaxed and kept us memorized and even chilled to the bone. Definitely will visit again when we are in the Denver area.

From the owner: Studying and researching paranormal activity in 2017 after experiencing unusual and unexplainable…read more"coincidences".