The Parker House

Took my 14 year-old bonus teenager to her 1st ever haunted experience. She loved it! We told all of the spooky crew it was her first time, and they did a great job sending extra spookiest her way. There was a nice mix of real people, animations, and still life scary goodies. We did it all - the haunted house, the outdoor forest, the zombie outbreak, and the Psychology circus tent. The zombie kill trailer was fun! Blasting glow in the dark paintball like balls at moving zombies! Only downside was the line. They had an earlier event for littles that ran way long (more people showed up than had bought online tickets). So instead of the haunted experience started at 8 pm, we were in line from about 745 until 930. We did buy the express pass. We were some of the last to leave so not everyone did the entire experience. Leaving was a breeze.

awesome haunted house experience. you must get the combo: walkthrough, zombie and psycho clown which is already included in the combo. the organizers did well with this setting and venue. fun night!

Not even a business, haunted house was shut down and ride was sad. Paintball guns all jammed, nothing to shoot at anyway. At the end there was one guy walking around slowly in a costume. Worst business execution ever.

The lights were out on more than half of your scenes. "15-18" minutes (so they claim) is not worth $27. Due to not wanting to update their sprinkler system to the Counties requirements they moved everything to be 100% outside (which is fine). There is no hayride, they CLAIM that it is a half mile trail, that there were 35 scenes in total and 42 actors. We saw MAYBE 12 of those "42" actors.When having to cut down on the length and amount of scenes, consider cutting down the price. I paid $27 expecting this year to equal if not top last years experience but there was significantly less.Don't waste your money, time and gas driving out there. Try harder next year.Do not...I repeat DO NOT waste your time and money at The Parker House haunted house in Denton. Go look at the low rated reviews and read the comments from one of the workers named Preston East. Accusing someone of blackmailing them for a refund, calling someone a trailer park ho and flat out being horrible to others. In years past it was a great attraction but it went south FAST this season....such a shame.

Long story short, I was given the wrong directions for the line I was supposed to be in for the Zombie Outbreak. I waited an hour and 30 minutes just to be sent back to another massive line. When I told the lady at the ticket booth about the directions mistake, she was totally unsympathetic. Not her fault apparently. So, I go to wait in the right line this time. 1 hour and 15 minutes and then I finally go on the zombie hayride. This was supposed to be a "zombie outbreak"? It was just on guy standing in the middle of a junkyard wearing a helmet. Extreme waste of money and time. I will never come back here. Save your money.

We were hesitant to check out The Parker House because the most recent reviews were so poor. However, I think we were pleasantly surprised with how much we enjoyed this haunted house! Don't get me wrong, if you're genuinely wanting to be scared this may not be what you're looking for. But for $25, I think we got our money's worth. The haunted "house" is actually all outside. The Parker House is located on a large piece of land right outside Denton (It was about a 10 minute Uber from Fry Street). We arrived at about 11 PM on a Friday night, there was barely a line and we only waited about 15 minutes or so before we could go inside. We felt like the lack of people added to the creepiness since it was fairly quiet. They space the "victims" out as they enter so none of the jump scares are spoiled, unlike previous haunted houses I've been to where you can see the actors interact with the group ahead of you.I will also say that a lot of the actors broke character with us but I don't think this upset anyone in my group. If anything it made our experience more fun/comical. I think a lot of them are probably high school/college students with a seasonal job! The website and the sign outside the place said "cash only", but the woman at the front said she was able to take our card. Don't quote me on this, but I think she said something about the square upcharging cards so they don't do it often. There is cell phone service out there so if you get there without cash, you can buy the ticket on your phone while in line and you should be fine. Overall, I enjoyed my experience. It was a fun activity for my friends and I after a short pregame :-) Again, if you're wanting to actually be terrified, I would recommend you drive out to one of the bigger haunted houses and pay the $40 a person.

Love this place friendly staff fun for all great prices had a blast last year cant wait for them to open this year

AWFUL, save your money. The haunted house is shut down and the zombie hayride is just sad. There are like 4 people in cheap spirit costumes that you shoot at. There is nothing telling you that the haunted house is closed and they refuse refunds. AVOID this place. 42 bucks a ticket?? Ridiculous.

This was so much fun! One of the best haunted houses we've been to in this area. Great details throughout and lots of different themes and settings. The zombie bus was cool!

We have visited Parker House for the past 3 years. This year was the best by far. All employees and scare actors were on point that night. We laughed, screamed and jumped thru the entire walk thru. Shooting Zombies with paint guns was the icing on the cake. Thank you for a great visit and scares.