I think the time for witches woods has come and gone. I was there 20 years ago and it was fantastic. Now it's very short with very long lines with not much going on. The characters seem to be very tired of doing anything. I strongly suggest Halloween overload up Lee, New Hampshire. We were up there and couldn't believe the wonderful displays they put on well worth the price read more

So I have to make this post. This is me helping. I went to witchs woods at nashoba valley. Ive been wanting to go for years. Should have kept waiting. If you are looking for a good haunted attraction to go to, don't go here. I love Halloween, love a good scare, love giving one too, I wasn't even startled. All the actors do the same thing, they "roar or growl" its weird. 4 attractions, 3d crypt, castle morbid, vampire passage and a hay ride. You get a bracelet for unlimited rides...there were 2, top gun pendulum type ride and a pirate ship. I dont do rides so zero interest. The girl who narrated the hay ride, couldnt even hear here, and nothing scary about it. You'd think for being in the woods it'd be scary, nope. So point of all this, do not waste the money on going there. Best part was an actor who had these knee pads on and he would slide on his knees and create sparks. You're welcome. read more

Shoutout Marigold, the hayride was AWESOME and she really sold the whole experience, such a captivating performance. All of the actors had so much personality and their characters were well thought out. Also the guy with the sparking knee pads was dazzling read more

Not our first visit - always been fun but this year - Lame :( Not enough actors (?) The hayride ok but the walking attractions quiet & uneventful. read more

If you're looking for a great place to go for a scary Halloween experience, this is the place! The tickets are worth the price! Definitely don't skip the haunted houses, but everything was awesome! I went at 7pm, the lines weren't long until later, so earlier is better to avoid lines :) read more

Non refundable tickets. The day we wanted to go to was canceled and we cannot do any other day.

very scary, i was with my friends and got really spooked, the staff are very nice and the attractions are well maintained read more

Witch's Woods - very scary place very fun experience - Haunted Houses Near Me - Westford, Massachusetts

I would not recommend Witch's Woods to anyone. The lines for each of the 4 haunted attraction were 30 minutes long each. The hayride was pathetic, it lasted less than 10 minutes - there were three people dressed In costumes, whom made a very *weak* attempt at scaring us. If you feel up to waiting in 30+ min lines for an attraction that is controlled by high schoolers, then this is the place for you! More importantly, if you are looking for a terrible haunted house, one at which you will not be scared whatsoever - then Witch's Woods is the spot go read more

Someone peed my pants!! Ok this place was scary. If you look at my other reviews you'll see I'm a down to business meat and cheese guy. Every now and then I decide it's time to unclog an artery and get in some cardio (I struggled even typing this word). What better way then running for my 450 pound life through the woods while hungry zombies want a piece of my glistening flesh? There are multiple attractions here. Clowns, a castle, haunted woods, and a hayride. My favorite was the hayride because I could sit and let the haunts come to me! They put me on the back of the hayride due to my weight and the front wheels lifted up a few times, but they were really accommodating. The actors would run out while our tour guide would tell spooky tales. It wasn't a Philly cheese steak, but this thrill gave me the sweats just the same! I really enjoyed being scared and getting in my steps for the year. Come here, get some fried dough, be spooked, and pray you don't end up like me, going home with wet undies. I didn't pee my pants, but based on my sloshy, wet under carriage, someone definitely did! A+! read more

Witch's Woods - Woods - Haunted Houses Near Me - Westford, Massachusetts

Don't recommend during covid. No Characters walking around, couldn't walk up to scare you, stood behind plexi glass in haunted houses kinda lame lines were shorter tho and pieces were down a bit read more

Will never be back. I've been in the past and it's sad how down hill it's gone. Don't schedule people for certain times and tell people it's less than an hour to walk through the park. Each line was closer to an hour. Nothing was remotely scary. Take the extra time and drive to Spooky World NE. read more

We went in a group of 4 adults and it was OK. There were 5 attractions in total. 3 haunted houses, 1 wooded area haunted walk through, and a haunted hayride. For us, the best one was the 3D Keepers Crypt. The Vampire Passage was decorated really neat, but we had a group of kids in the group that were cutting us and calling out each actor, which I HATE because it totally spoils it for the rest of the people. Would we ever drive the hour and a half to go back, probably not.. I was also very surprised to see babies being carried through the haunts, when I know I CLEARLY read on their website that nobody under the age of 6 was permitted.... Why have rules if you don't keep them. They also had a handful of carnival rides and all the carnival food you can think of. read more

My 12 year old and her friends absolutely love this place and went several times in October.

Just came back from Witch's Woods and we were so impressed! Our son and his friend (both 10) had the best time at the attractions and interacting with the spooky characters walking around. Our favorites were the Vampire's Passage and 3D Crypt, but everything was well done. Staff was personable and the two carnival rides, lit carved pumpkins and animatronic walk-through area were an added bonus. We easily spent over two hours there. Well worth the money! read more

Witch's woods was the best it's ever been this year ! Added more stuff to the hayride as well as the haunted houses! 11/10 this year and always! read more

never been and never will. Drove here to take my son and apparently the only option is to order tickets online or they will be "sold out" when you get there. next available tickets weren't for two hours so the option of standing around didn't sound appealing. should figure out a better method instead of wasting people's time. read more

Do not waste your money!!! i am a huge fan of haunted houses And this was just a terrible experience. Not scary at ALL. the Actors seems tired or non interested. there we're very few people working at the sites - not many actors at all. Horrible. and way too expensive read more

This place is great! So many actors put so much work into frightening the guests. This place appeals to just about everyone, from teens to grandparents. There were 4 haunted areas when we went in 2016. A clown themed haunt. The mansion. Vampire passage woods. And the morbid castle. All of them were fun. Since it was opening weekend, it was much less crowded than when we went in previous years. We got through all 4 areas in under 2 hours. There was a haunted hayride included, but the weather was wet, so we opted to skip that one. Tip. Opening weekend they do discount tickets. read more

Went this year ... price went up to $37. We go every year and say how the value isn't there for what they charge. This year seemed the value was even less. The haunted houses are ridiculously lame. It seems like they stripped them down (Castle Morbid) and you are essentially walking through a grey plywood maze with the occasional actor who pops out and hisses at you like a Canadian Goose or says something in a squeaky clown voice. Yawn. The Hayride also seemed like they stripped it of a lot of animatronic things that filled the space between scenes. There seemed to be 5 'sets' which each had a couple actors who popped out and hissed or walked next to the tractor staring down the riders. Yawn. We got 1 single scare out of all the attractions and it's because someone popped out as I was buttoning my coat. The actors seemed to be going through the motions on a crowded Saturday and there seemed to be less live actors and more costumed dummies. The layout was just lazy. Normally at a haunted house, your attention is diverted by a prop and then the scare comes from the opposite direction. At Witch's Woods there is no thought like this. You walk around a corner and there is an actor just standing there making a noise. No diversion. Witch's Woods started off as a good alternative to Spookyworld but the value level seems to be at $25, which is what it cost when it opened. To spend $37 ... that's just crazy. This is our last trip. It seemed like a rip off. The sad thing is the place has so much potential. If they actually put some effort and money into some of the sets and hired more actors who gave a shit, this place would be great. It's become little more than a money grab. Even the new Vampire Walk was a let down. It's essentially a walk through the woods with a few actors who walk around. Again, the atmosphere has potential but it's currently a big snooze. We will be looking for another haunted tradition after 8 years of wondering why we kept going back as the prices rise and the attractions seem lamer and the actors seem sparser. This was the worst year ever. read more

Had a great time Friday night 10/19/2018. Price tag is a bit hefty. For what you get though it's understandable and you can always find coupons. Bob our narrator on the Hayride was awesome. He was funny, cracking jokes. Defiantly into the deliverance of the story he was telling. Made for a enjoyable (and scary ) ride. One downside. The group I was with. We are all in our late thirties. We understand that before you enter the haunted houses the people at the door give you the run down. "No smoking no drinking etc etc. No touching the actors etc etc." There was this one young girl at the 3D haunted house that took it a bit to far. As we were waiting to get in she was in our faces almost yelling the "rules" and how she will send us home. How she has sent people home. It was like watching a child with a toy badge trying to assert their power. Kind of took everything in me not to laugh. Its like being threatened by your child. Rude,childish and hard to take seriously. Why not just post the rules? Or take a hit off the vape pen you claimed to have taken from a group prior to us you "sent home" Other then that it was a fun night for us old folk. Getting scared. Getting to ride the rides. Listening to the very engaging "Bob". Being chased by leather face while I was trying to get a apple cider! Will defiantly be back next year! read more

Ready? Here goes. From the drive in, with brightly lit rides, a sprawling landscape, and free parking, Witch's Woods looked like it just might be a five-star spook experience. Sadly, it's a tad too small. They offer 3 attractions/haunts and a haunted hay ride, for $28. We skimped on the final haunted house because by 10:30 pm, the lines were atrociously long. The location, at Nashoba Valley, is great. The price isn't that bad, but the attractions are pretty quick to walk through (and 3D was a disappointment, since it was super short). They offer a couple of carnival rides that were cool to look at, and some carnival game stands too. The haunted hay ride (sans hay, which is apparently an allergen? pft) was worth the wait, and the ghoul greeters standing outside it were pretty awesome. We were able to sneak in flasks and smoke cigarettes whenever we wanted. Classy. I would have been pissed if I was a parent in line behind us. But, as an adult, I was pissed at the small children being generally annoying and bumping into me. It evens out. The employees and attractions were spooky enough. The food was all undercooked, but not super absurdly priced. They don't sell beer. I'd recommend going on a weekday night, when lines might be shorter, since the wait time is really what sucks about this place. read more

Ugh I'm sad because I really wanted to like this place... I usually go to spooky world every year and have never been here so I thought I'd give it a shot but it's not worth the money, don't waste your time. I'm not going to say it completely sucks because it doesn't, I was just more scared of the actors walking around than the ones in the actual haunted houses. It's 37$ to get in... with coupon you can get it for less. I ended up paying 30$ the good thing is it includes getting on the rides, which sounds awesome right? Nah, it's not-unless you want to be on the rides that twist you around in circles and make you dizzy in 30 degree weather I think you'll pass. The best you're gonna get for rides is the pirate ship. I just felt like I went through the haunted houses so fast and then said to myself... that's it? The scariest thing in the hayride is the chainsaws other than that it's mediocre. You're probably thinking I'm just really brave and I'm here to tell you that I'm not. I get scared for everything, especially when going to haunted attractions or anything spooky in general...so keep that in mind when I say it wasn't as scary as I had hoped :/ With the place being so open to anyone being able to enter I will say I appreciated that there were a lot of cops around. I saw two fights break out (I know I have great luck) and they were quick to intervene. Another plus is they have a ton of parking space and it's free. So there's that... it's not horrible but worth 30$ or 37$ I don't think so. My first and last time here. I'll have to find another haunted attraction to explore next year. read more

Went here last night with three friends we had a great time!!! Spooky characters were great and scared us but we all felt safe!!! read more

Witch's Woods - Haunted Houses Near Me - Westford, Massachusetts

Been going here for years --- haunted trail is good spooky fun the hayride also it takes a lot to have people scare for hours at a time all night long dedicated staff shine please leave your kids under 7 home bloody gore ain't for kiddos read more

We just took our 7 year old daughter last night. She did fine, we explained in advance that they are actors and can not touch you and its all fake...I guess it would depend on the child She had a few screams, but all in all, she did well. From the adult prospective, not scary at all. We got there early, good thing, as the lines become insane as the night went on. I don't think it was worth the $130 we paid for 3 people. Also, the food prices are crazy, $10 for a fried dough, $10 for French fries, $10 for a very bad cheeseburger. fries were "ok", but worth $10 My suggestion is to eat before or after you go. Won't be heading back in future years. read more

they could of done way better a lot of things was empty and the ppl didin realy know how to scare ppl

Not worth the cost!!!! The food is too expensive ($10 for one very mediocre fried dough). There are only two rides and they seem unsafe. The ride operators are rude and left people stuck on the ride for 10 minutes. The haunted houses and actors are fun though!!! read more

Witches woods use to be my favorite "haunt". My boyfriend and I just left there. How disappointing. No scary actors walking around, hayride was SO bad, they got rid of the clown house, and the houses they had not a lot of actors that were scary. Save your money and time. Don't recommend. read more

Definitely too expensive for only four scare attractions. The actors are cool, but not very scary. The rides seem dangerous as our ride operators kept leaving and coming back, sometimes leaving people on the rides just dangling. The food was absolutely too expensive. It was 10 dollars for a fried dough that didn't even taste good. read more

It was so bad I had to be a Karen and write a Yelp review. YIKES. Don't waste your money. Not scary. The staff were less than enthusiastic. So many missed opportunities. Go to hysteria at Connors farm in Danvers. read more

Well.... let's see.... I feel 2 ways about Witch's Woods. The first is if I had children or brought my 7 year old brother here, then it would be a 4 star. The second would be me being a 20's something and coming here, I give it a mediocre 3 star. Why? To start off, I want to give mad props to the actors and staff members who have so much energy to run around this place and "frighten" us. And for dealing with with pesky teenage kids all day. I know I'd be ready to throw something at someone if I was working there. For children, this seems to be a great place for Halloween. There is plenty to do for the children between the carnival games, the hayride, the stage for dancing, the mazes, the fried dough and other junk food, and the thrill of running around being silly. But for the 20's something... it seems to be a little lackluster. While I enjoyed my time here, most of that had to do with my company. I didn't feel like I got the scare that I needed. I kind of knew where everyone's places were, when they were going to jump out, and what they were going to do. Now... maybe if I had a few drinks beforehand, maybe I would think differently, but I still felt that the evening despite how late it was, it was still catered towards the younger ones. I had imagined something a bit bigger when being described as a scare park. Think running around throughout the park being scared every 2 seconds. Witch's Woods didn't meet my expectations, but again if I had a youngin' this would be a whole different game. Suggestion Box: * May we get plastic 3D glasses if you're reusing them? I couldn't keep these darn things on my face when going through the last maze. I had to keep them up with my hands and really didn't enjoy having to stumble all over the place because I couldn't see. * Go darker and spookier with the mazes. * Hayride could have used a bit more scare tactics. I feel like I probably got scared more from riding the Haunted House at Disney. read more

I am not going to go into a lot of detail in this review since I hate reading a review that has spoilers in it. I wasn't blown away by my experience here. This is certainly aimed at the young ones, think tweens and younger. Almost all of the scares are basically of the anticipation and startling kind. I give credit to the actors that do have enthusiasm and keep their energy up throughout the entire night. The actors were very good at pinpointing who in the group to focus on. I would definitely do the attractions by starting with the hayless hay ride and working your way back. Doing things the other way would start letting you down gradually. Random notes: - make the most skittish one in the group go first so you can laugh at them. - the mangled 3-D glasses are the hoopdee equivalent of the 3-D glasses world ($25 a head, get some plastic ones or a new pair I got kinda skeeved knowing that I was probably touching something a snot-nosed brat left body fluids on. Have you heard of cold and flu season people?!) - send smaller groups in and try to just let groups that are together go alone - clowns (I know I have issues) - chainsaws (real ones) I may go back, but keep in mind that your fun level at this place that depends on the group you are with, so choose wisely. read more

For years, myself and a group of others travel all around New England to different haunted attractions. For some reason, Witch's Woods always fell short of us being able to get there and experience it. So, last night I was thrilled to finally be able to experience Witch's Woods. We arrived at about 9:00pm or so and surprisingly it wasn't all too packed. We got our tickets ($37 / piece) and we're excited to go into the haunts. After each and every haunt, we were more and more disappointed to what we were experiencing. The actor makeup was subpar, and the spooks were expected and honestly, weren't plentiful. I seemed to see more props and decoration than actual actors. We found ourselves laughing at most things than cowering in fear. By the time we hit our last haunt, we had just the hayride left. To be fair, the hayride was actually pretty fun. The tour guide told a fun story and even though it seemed to be more story than scares, it was still enjoyable. I think we were able to get through everything within an hour, tops. We actually couldn't have been happier to leave. Even though the hayride was enjoyable, I wouldn't recommend throwing down the $37 for this haunt. It's good we finally got to experience it, but have no plans at all to visit again. Next time we will just drive the extra half hour or so up to Spookyworld. read more

Ok, so let's be honest... I'm super skittish! I jump out of my skin when a balloon pops or someone slams a car door too hard! I've even been known to eek! when someone sneezes. So... needless to say, this place scared the pants off of me (much to my friends' delights, I might add)! That being said, it's a fun thing to do if you get a kick out of being startled. I wouldn't classify WW as "scary"... more-so as an adrenaline kick from people and objects coming out of nowhere (around corners, through doors and windows, etc.). And, while the costumes get an A+ and the characters walking around the park do a great job interacting with the crowd, the "boo" tactic gets old and even I got desensitized a bit (hey... it's all relative!). There were four main attractions meant to send you home wishing for your mommy: the Haunted Hay Ride, Nightmare Mansion, Castle Morbid and Keepers Crypt. I was most impressed by the middle two, though each was unique and impressive in its own way. But there were also fun things to do besides the fright-fests, especially good for families with younger children: carnival games, funnel cake, an AMAZING display of jack-o-lanterns (which I might add major kudos for... they were incredible!), scene-shots from some of the great horror movies, and a psychic. On top of that, there's a surprisingly good and moderately priced restaurant- Outlook- for dinner with or without the family. So... that's it in a nutshell. Fun for an evening out with friends to get you into that Halloween spirit. Now... bring on the candy! read more

Let me start by saying that I LOVE haunted houses, hay rides, etc., & everything that goes into them. I have been to some AMAZING haunted houses & corn mazes in my day. We started at Outlook Restaurant. (Review here: http://www.yelp.com/biz/the-outlook-restaurant-westford#hrid:7FKEzcOqddtj13dycmHAjA ) Now the spooky stuff... As I said, I love this kind of stuff, but I'm not easily spooked, so finding a place to "scare" me is a really large challenge. It has been done (a Haunted House in VA Beach, Haunted Garage in Reston, VA, etc). In a lot of real life situations, I'm easy to startle, so you would think that things jumping out at me would do the trick... but not so much when you know that it is coming... at some point. Witch's Woods is meant to be a family friendly attraction, so even though I hoped I'd be jumping out of my skin... I had a feeling going in that the level of spookiness wasn't going to be large enough to make me squeal. There are spooky attractions, and non-spooky attractions, so here is my personal breakdown: Non-Spooky Attractions: (Complete in any order you wish) 1. Jack O'Lantern Jamboree - this was really cool! They had so many pumpkins professional carved with all kinds of different things. They had characters from Scooby Doo, Lord of the Rings, Ghost Busters, etc etc! Very impressive at the artistic work and time it took to make these. 2. Games area - carnival games that kids would enjoy playing. 3. Horrorwood Chamber of Chills - at first I thought this was going to be something scary, but it's really not. It has areas set up with scenes from traditional horror movies, but there aren't any cast members in this area so take your time and enjoy what the staff at Witch's Woods has created. 4. The Freak Out Ride - We didn't see this anywhere, but it is listed on their website... but we didn't look too hard, so it could have been right in front of our faces. Spooky Attractions - I recommend doing them in this order: 1. Haunted Hayride - about 15 minutes long. Lord Bob was our narrator for our ride. Everyone has to sit with their feet hanging over the edge, & there are lots of things to jump out at you along the way. I'm not going to give anything away here, no spoilers, but I will say that you'll have more fun if you're not trying to look ahead & see what's coming up next. The hay ride was decent, but I wouldn't end your night here, it is better to start out here, as I felt it didn't have the climax a closing attraction should have. 2. Castle Morbid - Small haunted house maze. Takes about 5 minutes or so to go through. Good amount of cast members in here to try to frighten you. 3. Nightmare Mansion - Larger scale haunted house maze. Takes about 10 minutes to go through. About the same number of cast members as Castle Morbid, but there was more maze to walk through to keep you guessing what was coming next. 4. Keeper's Crypt - This attraction is 3-D! Nice twist on the haunted house maze. It was a hodgepodge of alice in wonderland, clowns, and random scary things like large spiders on the walls, fake spider webs, etc. The cast members have amazing costumes, & makeup! Truly, a top notch job is done on getting everyone into character. They also do a really great job interacting with the guests. They will follow you around, mingle in your group, say hi nicely, or try to make you shriek! All in all, I think that Witch's Woods is very well done... but with anything like this, there is always room for improvement, so here are my suggestions. 1. 3-D Keepers Crypt, do one of two things: either purchase the plastic 3-D glasses as opposed to the paper ones... or purchase the paper ones and give each patron a fresh pair of glasses (maybe even with a Witch's Woods something or other on there - it would be a nice souvenir for the kiddos). Reason for this suggestion: the paper 3-D glasses get worn, & bent, & are hard to keep on your face after a number of other people have worn them. They are especially difficult for individuals with glasses to wear, & you end up holding them up the whole time. Using one of the above mentioned suggestions would help negate this problem. 2. Add some psychedelic factors into the attraction. The "boo" tactic is great for awhile, but it starts to become predictable... and for individuals like myself - I need a little something more hard core than "boo" to startle/frighten me. 3. Have family friendly time, and more scary time. Maybe recommend that families come prior to 9pm, because after that the level of scary gets kicked up a notch. I say this because there were a lot of groups in their late teens or early twenties, and if they didn't have a friend in their group to entertain them by being so easily spooked, then they blew through the attractions with a blink of an eye. 4. Smaller groups walking through the mazes. With large groups, those in the back don't get the full experience b/c they've already heard the screams All in all, 4 out of 5 stars! read more

This is one of the places that you really need a good group of people to come with. Especially if one or two people are easily scared. The hayride was nice, though it would of been better with hay, but because of fire dangers thats not allowed =( Each ride had a character as a guide through the wood, narrating some historical portion as you pass through each section. Most of the time I spent laughing at people who jumped at the characters jumping out at them and I was taken for surprise or two through the woods. Castle Morbid, I had a hard time not laughing at Dracula though I'm sure I had a smirk on my face. I love reading about vampires and crazy stuff like that so he wasn't anywhere on my creep o meter. The maze was good, again if you have a scaredy cat among you, your going to spend more time laughing than actually being scared. The characters don't touch you but they do get in your face, and sometimes the unexpected standing up can scare the heck out of you. Nightmare Mansion was a bit more scary it seems like starting at the far end and working your way up to the restaurant area is the right way to go as things get gradually scarier. But not so much that you don't realize it. Keepers Crypt was probably the most interesting to me, 3D stuff is pretty cool and can make things look like doors when they're actually walls. But watch out for the clowns. They're really creepy its great! The Mad Hatter from Alice in Wonderland was there too and he was pretty cool. So the 4 stars, this is really good for the kids but highschoolers and older really don't seem to the get the scare factor as much. Maybe doing something more adult after 10pm. The Cotton Eyed Joe dancing at the beginning near the Outlook was great the kids were having a good time. The long lines - maybe having more little attractions, to help ease the congestion. The lines were a little long for having to wait to go through the attractions. The carved pumpkins were great, though the scenes of classic horror movies would of been more interesting if there were actual people behind the glass. All in all it was a fun evening and I would like to go back in another year or so! read more

I was a little nervous about this place after reading some so-so reviews. We had a bit of a drive (coming from Cambridge) and $32 is a lot of money! Your best bet is to go on a Sunday night (granted, we did go the Sunday before Halloween). It didn't seem like they had a skeleton crew on as there were lots and lots of actors around. Sunday is also great because they have an online coupon for $5 off. I'm not a huge fan of haunted houses, but I do love haunted hayrides. But the houses turned out to be my favorite part! The hayride was great and very well done, but I am honestly more used to more "homegrown" haunted hayrides where you get cider and donuts during the ride ;-). The actors were great though, the guide was great, the woods were sufficiently creepy...all in all a great show! Nightmare Mansion was fantastic, and we didn't have to wait in line. The decor was great and there were lots of surprises! The 3D Crypt attraction was incredible. I had been to a 3D haunted house in Salem before but this was a bit longer and trippier. You occasionally couldn't tell if things were actors or scenery which made for a fun time. The only line we waited in was for Castle Morbid (40 min!), which while well-done was much tamer than the other 2 houses. The 2 free attractions were fun to walk-through and the roaming actors were a blast. All the actors in general seemed to be having a good time! As I generally avoid haunted houses, I'm not sure if WW would be scary enough for haunted house connoisseurs, but we had a blast! read more

Maybe it was because we got there late, but I was SO disappointed! The only good thing was that I had comp tickets so I didn't feel I paid for nothing....which was what it was....nothing we got there around 845 and left at 11....in that time we parked...which took 15 minutes.....we went the bathroom....which took 10 minutes (long line) and we waited in a HUGE line which took over an hour...and we wen to one attraction, the 3D thing...which was not scary AT ALL!! Maybe because we were the last 2 in line and saw all the "scares" from the back....When I got out of the 3 minute walk through....I was so pissed...thinking I waited in line for that?????? HORRIBLE. By that time it was 1030 and me and my sister went to the bar...which was the best part of the night...we got a Pumpkin ale, and left....it was 11pm....I was frozen, disappoined.....and done... read more

I went here on Oct. 17th 2021, and I cannot believe they're charging people $42 for this. Each of the walk through houses are about 2 minutes long and they seem to be very short staffed. I think I only saw about 3 live actors per house which lazily tried to do jump scare. The houses were set up very cheaply too, not scary in the slightest. I will say, the clown house was the most interesting, but again 2 minute walk through with hardly any actors. The Haunted Hay Ride was about 7ish minutes long with a very lack luster story, although this one did have more actors than the other attractions. In all, I'm very disappointed with this visit and with them seeming so understaffed, I'm appalled they're charging people so much for this. I mean my group of 4 had spent just under $200 for absolute garbage. Save your money or look into Nightmare New England or possibly even Screamfest. read more

This is legitimately the least scary attraction I have ever witnessed. It was not worth the money at all. I feel bad for the actors because they were trying hard but the set design was kind of empty and the scripts they had were so brutal. Such a wasted opportunity. read more