Moxley Manor Haunted House

Great for the price. I paid for myself and a friend to go for a little more than one ticket would cost at other haunts around the same area. I got scared via jump scares a few times, even an animatronic got me which I did not think could happen. The first maze is for sure the best with the other two just being nice a nice bonus, plus the pitch black maze portion of I think the last one was pretty terrifying. I'll be back for their other events.

I'm glad we have a haunted house in the mid-cities area! Don't be discouraged by the shopping strip, they have done a great job building this up into a quality haunt over the years. They have 3 haunts; 2 feed directly into each other. Regans revenge & the 3D are the ones that feed directly into each other and the 3D is our families personal favorites. It's worth coming to see how awesome they did with the 3D art on the walls and the animatronics in that section. The third haunt is the Moxley manor haunt and the biggest of the 3, with a number of cool sets in it. Like I've said in other reviews, try to go early in the season to avoid long lines to go in. We goofed up with that last year, but this year we got in a lot quicker going their opening weekend. A lot of folks appreciate that we don't have to drive the 45-hour towards Dallas and beyond to head to some of the other haunts to be able to go to at least one haunt in the area anymore!

Based on true events, Moxley Manor is a local haunted house attraction located in the mid cities area. I been wanting to come here for years and the reason I discover it was because my cats groomer is right in that same shopping outlet. Cats Unlimited, shout out haha. There is plenty of free parking but be aware you may have to park further away from the main entrance because they get soo busy. They have '3 ' haunted attractions on site. The main one is where the biggest line is and is the primary Moxley Manor. Honestly, this was my favorite out of all of them, very nice decorations and animatronics. They had a decent amount of actors dressed up and their make up and costume were on point. If you want to get scared I suggest being the first in line in your group. I was toward the back and all the scares were already gone. I always wear earplugs when going into a haunted house because a lot of the actors will jump and scream right in your ear. The noise level was not that bad but still gotta take care of my hearing. Overall it took less than 10 min to go through the whole house. Very disappointed because i waited in line over 45 min just to be rushed. I am glad I didnt spend the money on a fast past. A few doors down in that shopping center they have the 'insane asylum' and the 'clown house'. You stand in line and you enter the asylum and from there it turns into the 3D clown house. Same as with the other one, I waited close to an hour in this line just to be done going through the whole house in less than 10 minutes. The asylum was better decorated compared to the clown but both lacked actors dressed up. The clown one is a hit or miss because of clowns, for this one I was in the front of the group but then got scared and went to the back of the group lol. At one point I got really comfortable that i was not scared and started opening the props in one of the rooms in the haunted house haha (sorry actors). Buying tickets in person is cheaper because buying tickets online charges you a service fee. If buying online you get sent a QR code that you show the people at the door so you can get your wrist band. They had a BBQ food truck selling food and funnel cake. Another truck had ice cream and drinks. On one side of the lot they had a person dressed like the grim ripper for a photo opp, there's also another photo opp behind the trailer where you purchase tickets.Get here early to avoid an hour wait or get here 30 minutes before close so you dont have to wait as long. I would go again but not anytime soon, I would suggest spending more money at another haunted attraction where you get longer time inside the attraction.

The place was awesome , every year they add to it ! Definitely scary and the actors and actresses were great !!!

You get a lot for your money and I was thoroughly sacred. I will definitely come again next Halloween.

Moxley Manor Haunted House is the haunted house based on the true story. However, the only thing I got scared of was that this place gave me the creeps.

Not scary at all, no jump scares saw the actors coming zero anticipation, not enough actors relied heavily on props. This was the case for all 3, the last one had two actors and Was very hot inside and the ending with the chain saws had me chocking on gas fumes. Don't waste your money here.

Came here last night with a party of 4 and my son in particular wouldn't have gone into a haunted house previously but I never stopped asking if he wanted to come as this is pretty much a birthday tradition I do every year. I'll just say Moxley Manor understood the assignment and definitely came through with all the scares. Even though the line was a lot longer than previous years we still had a great time. Highly recommended.

I've been coming to this haunt since 2016 and every year it gets better and better! I love all the improvements that are made every year and really love the parts added in Regan's revenge! (Definitely my favorite) the actors are always really great and love all the makeup and detail of the sets Exited to see what's in store this year! Also I hate seeing bad reviews talking about long waits. I've been to almost every haunt in the DFW and if you go on peak nights they always have long wait times. That shouldn't be a reason. That's why they have fast passes. Great haunt, great actors and good price for 3 different haunts! Definitely check it out!

This haunted house would have been way more fun if my friend group went earlier. We got there at 8:30 PM and it was so crowded that we didn't go in until 12 AM. Moxley Manor was probably a good ten minutes to go through all together. We got in a mixed group so it was fun to see others react to the scares. We were so tired from waiting that we didn't even try the other attractions. I mostly felt bad for the actors and staff. It seems like it was really short staffed and they had to be open way beyond closing hours.