Scary Acres

This was my first year going to a real haunted house. Scary acres is definitely a good one for first timers, kids, or those easily spooked! There was a ton of jump scares as well as some chainsaws that made you want to run! We bought the combo pass which was roughly $30/person and got to go to all 3 haunted houses. We got through all three in probably less than two hours. Fun activity for the spooky season!

Average. I'm sure covid-19 had a lot to do with this years turn out but even before that it was pretty much the same thing except with more people. I had a good time but only because I'm a good time to myself lol! But I hope they up the "scares" and don't rely on the usual costumers and the same ole script. I actually hope Nebraska as a whole steps up there haunted attractions game really! I love Halloween like many others but don't make us pay to see the same story year after year. You know we'll support so don't just take our money and run with the usual.

Just got back from a office trip to scary acres. Group rate was 20 a person for all 3 attractions.. seems a bit high for me but paid anyway. The castle was fun, not really too scary but definitely spooked me a few times. The forest was a bit dull, only 4 guys working it and not really being scary just.. following couple in our group. The house on the hill was probably the worst. Whole sections were empty of actors and nothing inside was really jump-worthy other than the air compressors. All in all, I give it a two, a bit overpriced for only one mildly-startling attraction. Unless they tone things down for the weekdays.. in which case, it's already ruined me for any will to come back on a weekend.

I am not a huge Haunted House person, mostly because of the cost and most are just dumb.My wife, brother-in-law, and I went to Scary Acres this past weekend as my wife REALLY wanted to go.It was super busy. As you were standing in line to purchase the tickets, you could see the MASSIVE line just to go to the first attraction, (there are three total). I saw that you could upgrade your tickets to the 'speed pass' to avoid the lines. For only $10 extra, on top of the $25 combined pass, we decided to give it a try and wow, it was the best purchase I HAVE EVER MADE. We literally got to walk pass the lines and go to the front and literally cut in front of the people in the main line, it was awesome. The speed pass saved us literally hours of waiting in line. We came, saw all three attractions, and left, all in about 45 minutes.The attractions themselves were okay, but my favorite was the Master's Castle. Cool sets and make-up. The haunted woods was kind of a joke, and the house on the hill was just okay.Overall, even though it was a tad pricey, it was fun to go. And the speed pass definitely helped. I would consider going back in a few years, as it'll probably be mostly the same next year.P.S. PURCHASE THE SPEED PASS TO AVOID THE LINES!

It was a great experience. Some of the actors were not so great, but the rest were pretty good. The actors come out in the haunted houses and chase you. Here's a tip if you run away or show your fear they will follow you and put their head close to your ear! Another one is my brother said "nice room decor" and the actress followed him and said "what is your room decor." You have to always look left and right to see if someone is going to pop out! They also have some illusions, like flashing lights it makes you feel like your in a cartoon. There is also smoke from a machine. The only reason I gave it a 4 is bc on how loud the noises are. They actors bang things and they hit things in really loud surfaces. If your sensitive to loud noises I don't recommend this for you. But other wise I had a great

they touched me and screamed the f bomb in my face as i was having a panic attack and asked to be let out. they told me to shut up and keep walking

I do NOT recommend this place. The workers were lying to police officers and getting people kicked out, and NOT giving refunds. My kids were kicked out for "stealing" I bet this is because the color of there skin. They did not do anything, they didn't get to visit any houses, and were very disappointed. $240 Wasted, don't waste your money on this trashy attraction.

The scariest part about this place is the wait times We waited in line for almost an hour just to get tickets into park, and then the lines were ridiculously long for each attraction. Not worth the time spent waiting in the cold.

Wont do military discount on the weekends, but didn't mention that online. I guess they only appreciate veterans on weekdays. They push people through the haunted houses and it was a waste of $200. Definitely won't be coming back.

Scary Acres is a little disappointing now. There used to be more featured there, 4-5 haunted attractions, but there was only three this time. It's not handicap accessible in any way so my mom wouldn't be able to attend. If she did go, it'd be 28.00 to sit by a bonfire, which is dumb. You can't have purses inside and no one tells you this until you get to the ticket counter after waiting in a potentially long long. It's not on their website. Then the coupon discount or canned food discount they DO advertise on their website was not honored for ticket sales. The haunted houses have spots of complete pitch black, which normally is fine, but then in the dark they have steps or different inclines to walk on. We were hitting our heads on low hanging area where you had to duck as well because of poor lightly. The actors for the most part weren't bad but there was one in the haunted forest with a tuba (?). He was borderline rude as heck with his "monster comments". That guy could use more training. Rude is not scary. I've been to Scary Acres in years past but think this is my last visit. The place is just not very good for the price anymore.