Tales Of Terror Haunted Attraction

This is a small pop-up attraction. There's not much to it. There's one house that has some creative stuff, but the design is just okay. They opt for gross more so than scary.There's was no food and one bartender for those with the drinks package. There were two entertainers, a fire dancers and a trapeze artist, but neither did much while we were there. There's a very small scare zone outside the house.This is hyped as being a super risqué, adult's-only event, but that just means some of the actors use bad language and you might see some cleavage if you have good night vision. The place is okay, but Fear Reach Scare Park nearby is much better. Check it out if you're local, but it's not worth a long drive.

Horrible location. Even worse ownership. Some scareactors were good, but a few were sexually harassing the guests. Admittedly the sets and props are pretty cool though.

We got there as soon as the gates opened. We were looking forward to "two horrifying trails, full bar, carnival food, live entertainment and tons of scares" that were advertised. The reality was nothing like that. "Two horrifying trails" were small haunted houses with some outside walking that took about 5 minutes to walk through, but required a 45 min wait in line to get in. The "full bar" while it did have a good selection was actually the smallest vendor trainer that I'd ever seen with two people working, but a window only big enough for one person to serve at a time. And the drinks were expensive! The "carnival food" was a single concession trailer with chips, candy, & pre-made burgers. The live entertainment was a band - who did a good job - & a guy in a ring that would "spit fire" a few times & then walk away & disappear for 20-30 min before repeating again. The "tons of scares" was a joke. Most of the people walking around in character were annoying, not scary. There was one guy as a witch doctor who was fairly creepy & another guy working the entrance to one of the houses that was very interactive. The upgrade gets a glow stick which allows the characters to touch you. I'd been ok if that meant they grabbed you when they jumped out. What this actually meant was that the girls would walk around putting their hands in the women's hair & telling you that they were allowed to do it. Not ok. That's gross & definitely not the intention. All together, we spent $110 on tickets, parking, & one drink each for a very disappointing experience. And beware the parking! They put the rows of cars in the field so close together that it's horrible trying to leave. The band & the drink get my one star.

Tourist trap. Very low quality, very short trails. They went for disgusting instead of scary. No immersion, no special effects. It very plain and boring.

I saw on Groupon a deal ($10) for their Christmas haunted trail, so my friends and I went. Address will take you to the wrong area so make sure you go to the Warrior Park and read the directions on their website. We got there too early not realizing the trail doesn't open until 730 and the market, which was 3 booths, opened at 630. They space out the guests so you can enjoy the scares. Decorations were great and the members did a good job with their acting. The preshow was entertaining. The members were going around trying to scare people as we waited for it to start, and we had a naughty show by the bad elf. Didn't realize a strip show/dance was going to be included in the price

1 star off- while Actors were the best, i mean super awesome and funny, one of them ruined experience. (a zombie gay stripper).His rear was completely exposed, and he was trying to garner attention by oversexualizing his acting by asking gay, lesbian, and straight ppl to "f**k my p***y" several times, invading your personal space. It went from 1 second funny to flat out 3 minutes of borderline physical sexual assault, (he was touching)where even 2 gay couples and a lesbian couple were visibly uncomfortable.Another star off- they advertise food truck and there was none.Another star off because even if you follow their website instructions on how to find place, you can't. The owner used hurricane as excuse that it blew off signs. There's no light whatsoever on road and it's frustrating. Even we, on our 2nd attempt to find it, saw the food truck get lost, pissed off, and just leave. We found on 3rd try. Another star off because they say on email that they will give you waiver to sign before entering and they don't. They make you take a Pic of yourself and go thru electronic waiver crap that takes a while.In sum, look for place in daylight so you'll know how to get there in the dark, EAT before you go there, and do your waiver before you go, don't believe their email, and expect the one gay zombie to be extra.I will not be returning.