Fright Ride

Thank God we ordered VIP tickets cause the line for GA was crazy long. No wonder why the website says you can end up waiting. Staff outside was super friendly. My friend & I arrived last & the rest of the group was inside checking in so we were able to run inside to join them. The girl outside was super cool & let us store some stuff outside that we couldn't take in with us. We had taken an Uber there so we didn't have a car to put it in. We were celebrating a friend's bday so it was a gift for her. Check in process seemed quick. We had to sign waivers inside. I have NO clue what I was signing as they were long waviers & it was dark & the print was small. I couldn't see it. We were then directed thru the doors to start our walk down the hallway to the doctor's office to watch a short video giving you the rules of the ride. Of course as a Yelper & a person who loves to take pictures for the memories I had asked the female doctor if I could take pictures. She told me I was only allowed to take them in that room. Good thing I asked. 5 of my friend's jumped on one golf cart then the rest of us (4) jumped on the next golf cart. We were told by this big, scary lady that we were not allowed to take any pictures & our masks had to stay covering our mouth & nose. If they saw any flashes or our masks off our face we would be removed immediately. She wasn't very nice about it but I'm guessing that was part of her character & she was role playing???The inside was all decorated & a little dark inside. The driver went slow. My friend & I sat in the back of the golf cart so we couldn't see what was in front of us. Some characters would sneak around & jump out at us. Some of the people looked like fake dummies but then they moved. YIKES!!!! I did get a few good screams but what scared me the most was the guy with the chainsaw!!!!!!!! He was running it right by my feet. I hate the sound of that along with the smell of gasoline it makes me think its real when I know it can't really chop any of my body parts off...right???.....lolThe characters don't touch you @ all & your not allowed to touch them. They do get close upto you. One girl was even whispering in my friend's ear about how she wanted to kill me & cut me up. So definitely not a lot of 6ft social distancing here. So if this is something that is going to bother you then this event is not for you. The golf cart ride itself was apx. 15minutes long & the ride is the fun/scary part of the whole adventure. We had to walk a short distance out into the gift shop area @ the end. They had some t-shirts & sweatshirts for sale. Was kinda hard to see exactly what they were selling as it was dark inside & the items were dark colored. There was a counter that sold soda & water inside along with a wall area that had props that you could take pictures in front of. Once you went outside there was another stand that sold alcohol & some snacks. None of us bought anything. There was also some tall hightop tables that you could hang out at. Bathrooms were port-a-potties outside in the parking lot closes to the end of the ride. My friend used them so not sure how clean they were but if you have to go to the bathroom in the beginning better do it before you get inside as I don't believe there are any bathrooms in there that you can use. My friend's & I have been to Fright Dome in the past & when we went there we had bought GA tickets & saw shorter lines for VIP so that's why we decided to buy VIP tickets for this to hopefully avoid a long wait, which we did. We went on a Saturday night, 10/17/2020 @ 9:30pm. I believe it was about $45 for a VIP ticket. Due to the short duration of the ride I don't feel that price is fair. They sure are banking some money there. There had to @ least be 100+ people in the GA line. With COVID this year & no more Bonnie Springs, no Fright Dome & not much to do for Halloween we wanted to try this place out. I gave 3 stars only due to the high price & the short ride. Other then that props were awesome & I did have a few scares.

Fright Ride saved Halloween for me! Thank you for the scares, spooky decorations, and I actually liked riding around in the golf cart. My driver was funny and I truly enjoyed the whole experience. With covid I was absolutely devastating because I thought there wouldn't be any Haunted Houses this year so when my friends and I found out they were opening we reserved our tickets right away. They honestly did the best they could with the regulations and social distancing. My friends and I enjoyed the themed rooms and loved how they decorated it all. I even jumped a few times! I think they did a great job with the timed reservations and getting everyone in. Once we signed all the waivers and checked in I believe we only waited maybe 20 minutes. There was 4 of us in our party and we all had an excellent positive experience. Thank you Fright Ride for an awesome spooky experience!

So given the circumstances it's was decent. I know coming up with a concept to scare was the main goal and to keep all social distance guidelines it's was decent/okay. It wasn't hard to find if you know Vegas or you know just use GPS.Parking can get a tab bit confusing if you aren't going through a gate with a guy guiding you, you are not parking in the right space and the security guard informed us if you park other places you could be towed. First and for most you have to reserve a time slot on the website and you can not be LATE which it states in the nicely written procedures and instructions or you will be rescheduled which you aren't guaranteed same night.Once you arrive you park and walk down the street and they will direct you to general Admission or VIP which either way honestly you pay more for VIP but you stand about the same time once you get to general admission they won't even let you in the line without putting your mask on all the way above your nose and then you stand there for about 10 minutes it's not very long you get up to the front you sign a waiver and then they direct you to stand at the door by the group you came with. You and your whole group have to stand on the same X six feet apart from the groups around you. Second once you get inside they check your tickets and I.D.s and direct you to the next door while you wait 6 feet apart to get into the golf cart b it don't worry they fully entertain you while waiting about 6 minsTwo groups 6 feet apart stand in a room you watch a video and then get onto the golf cart.The golf cart itself goes like 2 miles and hour and the actor's all have mask on but get very close to you on a golf cart. The props are frighdomes props just press around. The ride is about 15 mins with about the same concept/themes of Fright Dome.

Heard about them through website, did not read reviews just saw add a d web page seemed cool. We are excited to start this in hotel waiting for time to head over. We purchased vip tickets through their website. Group on was the sane price maybe a little more cant remeber. But I hope it is good. Parking perfect, very organized and well staffed. Loved how perfect they had it all set up. Friendly and clean I saw everyone with masks and cleaning every few minutes. Ride was not really scary but the effects and props are really well set up. Price should be less but ok with it.

I LOVE Halloween and haunted houses, so given the pandemic, I was a little upset that there wasn't going to be much going on. I was really impressed however that they were creative enough to put something together despite everything going on! In order to enforce social distancing, you have to reserve a time slot in advance. We initially had a reservation for Saturday, but we were unable to make it. It is super easy to call and reschedule though. There is a rescheduling fee, it cost us $15 for two tickets. Our new time slot with 6:15 pm on Sunday and we arrived a few minutes early, we were asked to wait in our cars until about 5 minutes prior. From there, we signed some waivers and waited in line for about ten minutes. The actual ride was probably about 15 minutes. We got on a golf cart and the driver took my boyfriend and myself through the experience. The experience itself was okay, but again, I think they did very well given the circumstances, so I give it 4 stars! It's easier to get scared when you're walking through a maze than when you are in a cart. Overall, if you love Halloween and just want to be festive, I think it's worth going to! If you're looking for a super awesome haunted house, this isn't it.

First, let me start by saying that I appreciate the effort that went into trying to complete a Haunted House during the "Covid" outbreak. I realize the planning for the house probably took place long before the month of October and the developers were trying to develop some type of event that would incorporate Halloween with the ability to make money in business.However great the attempt, it just as greatly fails. From beginning to end the experience was not scary in the least or entertaining (not to the tune of the cost which increased from one week to the next in an attempt to cash in on the popularity of the events release).To begin your experience you must purchase tickets online and schedule your ride time. At the time of arrival you are placed into a line, and when we arrived at our scheduled time we waited an additional 30-45 minutes to get into the ride itself, which defeated the purpose of scheduling a time. We waited in line like we would at any other haunted house.The ride itself was not very entertaining for us and definately not scary. If you are familiar with Fright Dome, this haunted ride basically appears to have taken the props and concepts from that event, shook them up, and spread them out on a warehouse floor, with a sprinkle of real actors in between. To add insult to injury, at the end of the ride, you are told to exit the ride (which is a golf cart btw) and walk through a miniature haunted maze to the exit. It seems to defeat the purpose of not making the haunted house a walk through maze to begin with, and spacing participants further apart encouraging distance. The actors got within inches of you during the ride, touching and climbing on the golf cart and trying to scare you, again, taking away from why the creators decided to make the maze a ride and not a walk through if it was in the best interest of social distancing. Again, I appreciate the effort and understand what may have contributed to the choices made to making the maze and ride, but none the less, in my opinion the haunted ride is an epic failure as a haunted house and extremely over priced for the value it provides.

We drove here from California during the Covid Pandemic 2020. Hubby and I, had a good time and it was worth the money. Also, we upgraded to the VIP section once we saw the line of the general admission and it was well worth it! The ride was pretty fun and scary. Although, I must say, it could have been more scary but, they could really darken the room maybe because of Covid and the social distance. However, it is what it is so it was a funny experience for us.

So the "45" minutes were wait in the car 15 minutes prior to arrival 15 minutes processing for "VIP" and actual Fright Ride time 15 minutes. Disheartening ... party of 4 1 screamed but disclaimer screams at everything 2 I think took naps ( teenagers) and 1 laughed. Parking was free was organized and social distanced but my best advice Go early do general admission and the wait time was nothing. Did not understand the convenience charge... maybe that was for the golf cart ride....no pics allowed inside bring a mask....had a 6:30 VIP appt was back in the car at 7:02 after buying souvenirs .....

Just went to the other night. Great fun to take friends for Halloween. Was not sure about social distancing but it was still scary and now I get it. If you like scary, this is it. Boo!

What a wonderfully frightful experience!! Family of six packed into the ride and we got so many jumps and frights. Well worth every penny!