Parking is easy. Get there EARLY.To enter the location you…read morehave to figure out a code to enter through the vending machine. Inside your greeted by one of the employees notifies you that there's no electronic device devices watches are allowed inside so they do provide lockers Afterwards they have you enter a different location and they offer you bathrooms prior to their escape room. We did the basement. This is the first time we've ever done an escape room so I had no idea what to escape. I don't wanna spoil too much BUT this was absolutely one of the best times I've ever had. The actors were so helpful and so funny. We didn't successfully pass, but we were very close!!!!!!. We had a group of two. When that room holds up to 10. Soooooo we did our best hahhaahaha . It's very interactive at some points, We had to crawl through spaces, walk through trap doors and we did get our hands dirty. We were Using flashlights to get around. It was SUPER interactive. I had a blast!!!! Will definitely come here again!!!!! Do wear comfy clothes. We were sweating!!!! Closed shoes recommended. And always pay attention to small details. Everything is a clueeee!!!!! And most importantly stay positive lol

SO SO SO SO SO SO much fun!! The staff was very inviting and incredibly kind. We weren't able to…read morefinish the room (The Courtyard) but the live actor and the gamemaster who was watching us were super supportive of how far we got into the game. The room I chose was actually meant for a larger group, lol... but we made it fairly far! The live actor really added to the experience, I def recommend booking one with a live actor. The puzzles were reasonably difficult, imo. Try your hand at escaping Edward Tandy's home

Great place felt super scary just a great time cast and crew amazing! Had a blast I was scared at…read moreevery point

It's voted as the #1 haunted maze in SoCal for a reason. The place is an area next to Starbucks and…read moreother business. So parking is peak during night time For first timers, there are regular and express. $20 or so difference to skip the line but it's not a long wait. ROT has two different experience: lights out or non-lights. The difference...not much. However, they have one strict rule: phones are off and no videography after the introductory video because they have cameras everywhere and they will know. In lights out, a group (max of 5) is given one glow stick and must travel at least 12 mazes with lights completely out. So everything that would potentially scare you...ranging from scare actors jumping out, animatronics attacking from all angles and even loud sounds would startle the bravest. It's my first time and all I got was like 2 flinches and that's it. The drive here is insane unless you are local so I recommend leaving early. Nonlights is where it's the same thing but some guests want to see the full animatronics but less scare. At the end I the maze, there is merch store. Overall, highly recommend lights out and plus it's cheaper and it's worth it.

This house is always done up really well. The main story has remained the same, but there are some…read moreupdates from year to year. Definitely one that I keep coming back to over the years and still enjoy. Thanks for putting in all the work to set it up. It must take a month to put it all together.

Been coming here for at least 10 years. Beautifully spooky display with a well thought out story…read more About 10 minutes to watch. One of the best home display haunts.

The people who have the Halloween party don't care about the neighbors. Big time party and lines to…read moreget in all the way to the end of the block. I should know I lived next door for years.

I was given the opportunity to take photos of this event, it was an amazing experience. I shared my…read morepictures and videos here. I hope you enjoy them as much as I did taking them. You should be scared... Thank you, Marguarite and Tuesday for the opportunity to be a part of this event. Dom is the GOAT!

Amazing experience! The actors were phenomenal and each room was so and so unique! I will be back…read morefor sure around this Halloween. I even got a new haircut

Wow 17th door is back for another spooky season! This year the 17th door brings the fear in what…read moreis probably the most action packed haunt in north america. Every square foot of this haunt is frightfully alive. 17 focuses on great actors and inventive non stop scares with dozens and dozens of monsters throughout all 17 rooms. Makeup and special effects are just amazing. This is a haunter's haunt that attracts the best talent around. Expect to be thrilled, scared, shocked and delighted. These monsters ain't shy, so strap in, you are in for a wild ride! Before you visit any other haunted attractions, visit 17th door first. It's in a league of its own. Sure you can tromp around another huge, overpriced, overcrowded, "just ok" theme park haunt with the same worn out mazes and the same bored rubber masked zombies doing the same tired old pop up gags you see every year, or you can do 17 and see the industry's best veteran scare actors who bring the fright night after night. Easy free parking too right in front of the main entrance. Highly recommend.

Another really, really amazing haunt presented by the Peninsula High School Drama Department!!…read more 2nd year we've done, I mean, been victims, to the PHSDD's Haunt and it didn't disappoint!! Everyone should come support the Drama Department; they do such a great job at this and I hope it continues for many years to come! This year's theme was the haunted Grace Hotel...decorations, actors, spookiness, length of the haunt, lighting, swamp effect, everything was fantastic! I particularly liked the cool spiral lighting effect...so cool! We seek out great haunts every year and this one definitely fits the bill! HIGHLY HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

Great dramatic, professional and scary experience a couple years ago. Can't wait to see what they…read moredo this year 8)

This Halloween home haunt is an atmospheric joy. The night we visited was perfect- a cool autumn…read morenight with clouds moving slowly across a mad eye moon. The house itself is perfectly nestled in what I imagined could be a quiet New England neighborhood. As you approach, you see the silhouettes of gravestones through fog and spooky green and purple lighting. Calliope music and a child's soft voice wafts towards you and you catch movement in the graveyard. Coming closer you see the "child" and you clearly hear her cautioning you. The front yard is used to great advantage as it curves around the house, with such attention to detail, from the skeletons on their eternal carousel ride, complete with the creepy ear worm worthy circus music, the ornaments on the tree, and an actual child (the haunter's daughter) surreally caps the display by meandering around the graves before heading to the tree swing to play in the cemetary. The front porch transports you to an episode out of the Twilight Zone. A cadaverous mother rocks her dead child to sleep under an antique lamp, near a broken TV while an old clock's hands spin out of time in a wash of blue light. There is also a sound activated knive-wielding masked nurse that is offering COVID tests. Which is easily the scariest part of this 2020 Halloween season.

Tonight was a great turnout with several people loving the haunt. Around every corner you'll be…read morescared to move forward. Short but worth it, you can re-enter as much as you want, if of course you make it out like Jimmy