Cutting Edge Haunted House

While the experience is long (took about 45 minutes to go through) it lacked a lot. Many areas were just props and loud music. Not a lot of scare actors overall, and the ones we did see didn't do a whole lot. While the scenes *may* have been good, you really couldn't tell as the lighting was so poor. Dark and creepy is one thing, but dark and can't see any of the details is another. The one thing I could always make out, though, were the pads on the floor to trigger the lame sound effect jump scares. And it was so frikkin hot. Like, I've been in a warehouse with no ventilation after it sat baking in the 90+ degree heat all day. No wonder the scare actors were so lethargic. At the end a bored young girl sat at a double exit tunnel and blandly asked "Foam or no foam?" Stupidly I said "Foam?" and was directed into a floor to ceiling tunnel of actual foam. Like a raves's foam party, but you couldn't see anything. I inhaled foam and ate foam as panic began to set in. I thought for a moment I would die in that foam. This must be what going through a washing machine must be like. Imagine going through an automatic car wash with all the windows down. After what seemed like an hour, I emerged, coughing and choking, completely soaked. My hair, my clothes, even my shoes were wet. I shudder to think how much of that foam I was ingesting had been spit out of someone else's mouth ahead of me. I should have known to lower my expectations when we had to pay an additional 20 bucks to park when we got there.

Loved the zombie drum line. Loved the overall vibe, music & folks working there. Literally almost drowned with my daughter & 2 friends in the bubble tunnel. DO NOT CHOOSE THAT TUNNEL. I'm fit, y'all. And it was an awful experience. We have had sore throats ever since. Also... the price gouging is a bit ridiculous

Scariest haunted house i've ever been in and the donuts at the end are to die for. 10/10 will do it again

If you're planning to go, make sure to buy your tickets online ahead of time. We booked our tickets about four days in advance. The time slots between 8-10pm on a Saturday were completely sold out. Parking was $15 per car. I recommend carpooling if you're going in a big group. Once you park, you will have to check in online or via text. There will be a notification of when to head to the haunted house, which was roughly three minutes for us. You will have to sign a waiver before proceeding. Once you stand in line, it's an additional 30 minutes to reach the entrance. (FYI: The last person in the group gets to wear a glow in the dark stick.) Watch out for the chainsaw man; he's out and about. The DJ will be playing music the entire time to entertain while everyone waits. If you're lucky, you may see the skeleton drummers marching around. Throughout the whole experience, the music was very loud and upbeat, giving this fast paced vibe. Honestly, it might be creepier to play eerie, slow music. The best scenario would be to keep it completely silent, which is nearly impossible with how popular and crowded this place is. There are parts with nothing much going on. The group in front of us was walking pretty slow, so we kept on bumping into them. Nevertheless, we could hear them scream and shriek ahead of us. My advice is to try to isolate from the group before you as much as possible to minimize spoiling surprises or upcoming scares. At the end, there is the option to either go through the foam or bypass it. I recommend holding hands with people in your group if opting for the ruthless foam. As you advance, it gets difficult to breathe, comparable to the sensation of drowning for 10 seconds. You will get soaked on this last part! Overall, it was a fun group activity. I wasn't as scared as anticipated. It is a little on the pricey side for the experience.

We went here tonight all though the seen was wonderful we bought our tickets online, arrived early and the wait wasn't bad. the beginning was good, a lot of the middle was just alot of props and staging areas along the way, the ending of the house was the best part UNTIL the bubble room!! DO NOT go thru this thing. The waiver you sign is for this specifically in my opinion. There were to many groups sent thru at once. There were three of us in our group 1 of us got separated and my husband and I almost drowned in bubbles I swear! So many people were bumping into each other and pushing, We finally exited soaking wet from head to toe and I couldn't wait to get home to my daughter.Don't risk your life. I wish I wouldn't have my daughter coulda been without both parents,

Went on Halloween night.... It was okay. I went a few years ago and it was definitely better then, the concept in the very beginning was my favorite part. For a good chunk of the house no actors were there. I love the bubbles. It was fun. Hope it gets better!

It's a great atmosphere and really cool scenery inside the haunted house. Well longer than it was 5 or so years ago. However it is not scary, they definitely went more for the scenery looks and the scary atmosphere but the jump scared we're lacking and actors were in plain sight. Again the scenery is 10/10 as well as the atmosphere. Just not the scares

Zombie drum line outside while waiting is fun. Props and decor are cool. Actors were subpar and didn't seem to really be into it. People that were in charge of putting groups through were not taking into consideration that you need to give the group ahead enough time to go far enough through to not ruin the scare for the following group. Not enough live music or interactive experiences this year. We've been 3 times and this was the least impressive. Seems like they have gone for profits this year and don't care to lure repeat customers. Sadly I don't know if we will ever be back. At this price, I would not recommend.

Almost die with my little niece at the end with all that damn foam the worst experience ever I had to scream with my lungs so someone can help me out even the workers couldn't get through or breathe inside that damn foam someone is going die fr if yall keep it up with the foam I do not recommend this hunted house

The space itself was really cool and a lot of the props were really good, but the experience was really underwhelming due to the the interactions with the scare actors. I was under the impression that this haunted house was supposed to be really intense? But pretty much everyone in our 5 party group was wondering why the actors weren't making an effort to try and scare us. None of them said anything, no screaming or yelling either. The most I ever got were a few people thrusting their hands in front of my face for a couple seconds. A lot of them just literally stared at me as we walked past. We were also really confused at the end because it took us maybe 35 minutes at most to get through the whole thing when we thought it was supposed to be close to an hour. $30 for the initial ticket and $20 additional dollars for parking, which by the way the parking lot security guards had already left by the time we got back to the car at 9pm. Didn't really feel worth it. The haunted bathroom section was great though