Overall great night out visiting Sweet Dreams. If you are looking to get your spooky fix this is a…read moregreat place to visit during the Halloween Season. When you first arrive you will go through medal detectors which I appreciated. The staff working the entrance to the house, scanning tickets, giving directions were all kind and professional. Before scanning tickets there are some photo ops, games, snd and a DJ. Serval actors out in this area to keep you engaged and get excited before entering the haunt. The actors inside the haunt were engaging and had high energy. They pulse groups of about 6 people at a time to create a better experience. I timed the experience and it took about 9-10 minutes from start to finish. While it is not the scariest haunt I have done, it was still a great time with many jump scares throughout. Great night out and would recommend!

I just got kicked out and yelled at for recording even though I asked if I could record before…read morehand. They told me recording was fine as long as I send them the footage and I've been coming here for a very long time and recording everytime. No longer a customer.

This tree is part of a very interesting piece of folklore and putative Mobile History. In essence,…read morein 1835, a man (Charles Boyington) was charged, convicted and hanged for the murder of his best friend. On the gallows before the hanging, he proclaimed that an oak tree would grow from this heart as evidence of his innocence. A few years later, someone else confessed to the crime and surprising to most, a tree had already started growing. This is said tree...approximately 190 years old. BTW, Live Oak trees can live up to 500 years. I certainly hope it will.

The legend of this tree is definitely cool. Back in 1835, Charles Boyington was convicted of the…read moremurder of his friend, Nathaniel Frost. Throughout the trial and after his conviction and he sentence to be hanged, Boyington proclaimed his innocence. Just prior to his death, Boyington stated that his innocence would be proven when an oak tree would grow out of his heart and from his grave. Later, two people would confess to the crime, but unfortunately, it was too late for Boyington. An oak tree did indeed grow from the location of where he was buried and still stands today. There are claims that people hear crying and whispering near the tree and attribute it to the ghost of Charles Boyington seeking his vindication. I love these cool discoveries and ghost stories. If you are in Mobile, Alabama, I recommend seeking this tree out.