The Slaughterhouse

$34 pp for the two haunts, one is outside then it weaves inside. Definitely scary and worth it, but a little short. Plenty to do if you want to eat or drink. Parking was easy and free when we got there at 5:45. We didn't do any add ons but enjoyed it overall!

As someone who used to work at a really good haunted house... this was absolutely terrible. There weren't many actors, the actors they did have were low energy and I can confidently say I wasn't scared a single time. Price was $45/per person on a Friday night, for what? They advertise "best in the US" and 50+ attractions but I was extremely disappointed especially that we spend so much for the tickets. Parking is basically just wherever you can park along the road it's on so there's lots of availability for that and it is convenient they will text you when you're next in line so you can get food, walk around etc. There is a bar with a few options which would be nice if it were busier so you have time to enjoy it. Staff is friendly but this isn't a haunted house... I would feel comfortable bringing my 3 year old here.

Slaughterhouse was rated #1 in the United States for a reason, that's for sure. You can tell how much work goes into everything; the makeup, the sets, the costumes, etc. Out of all the haunts in Tucson, I'd say this is the best bang for your buck as it takes around 40 minutes to complete the entire attraction including zombie shooting. Had a blast!

There were ups and downs to this event that makes it both amazing and only OK... reason why this is a four star and not a five star. The amazing parts - the Apocalypse: a interactive shooting game that allows participants to shoot the zombies rather than only be scared by them. It was basically laser tag and a lot of fun. The interactive parts of this made it the most fun I have ever had during a haunted house. The only negative about this was a fairly consistent negative throughout the evening... the actors were a little too touchy. This is one of the events where the actors can grab you, except for if you where a vest. We did have one person wearing the vest because he is partially blind and the touching could make it easier for him to trip. Even though he was wearing the vest, the actors still touched him. It would be nice if they followed the rule of the vest.Next amazing part - the ax throwing. They had someone there to teach and give advice. It didn't cost much to throw axes and this event is open year round. The guy in charge that night made it so it was not intimidating and as safe as ax throwing can be.They also had some mini escape rooms that were fun - five minutes, three puzzles... definitely need quick thinking to get through. If they do, they give you a prize, either a free attempt at the other escape room (they have two) or some free ax throws.The actual haunted houses were OK. The only thing really nice about them is that they had ADA compliant sections that allowed my partially blind friend to enjoy the haunted houses without putting himself into situations that could possibly hurt him.I really do hope that the Slaughterhouse continues to grow and expand. I feel that it can become an amazing Tucson attraction for locals and tourists alike.

Shout out to Slaughterhouse management and volunteers/employees for never letting us down!!!!!! You all put in so much work and dedication and it's noticed and appreciated by lots - even if you're not told enough!Also, shout out to the girl (actress?) I wish I could name drop that, at the end of the night, cussed my 18 year old son out along with a group of people behind my family, getting completely out of character and losing self control just because she was obviously having a rough night. I understand, it happens to everyone. But we're the good kind of people, not disrespectfulor rowdy, just a normal family!So next time you want to call a kid the B word in front of his 12 year old sister and cuss out a WHOLE GROUP OF PEOPLE because "you're gonna get a seazure!!" because they accidentally shined their finger light on you during BLACK OUT night, do yourself a favor and just not show up.Unfortunately I was stuck out of town for this much anticipated and looked forward to event (by myself even more so than my family!) But... for her sake and mine.... it was probably for the best.Regardless, we will be back next year as always!! :)

One of the best haunted houses in Arizona. Every year they have fresh ideas and do not disappoint. Check them out

They are super convenient, with scare actors who love what they do. The only thing is (maybe) the staffing issue. I don't know why we are paying extra for the other attractions if everything is so short lived now? The haunted house definitely got shorter & we paid extra to shoot zombies but that attraction definitely was not worth it. (There was about 6 zombies I think?) I loved the workers & their energy but as a whole, slaughterhouse is definitely different and it's getting smaller every year.

beyond overpriced and falsely advertised, says it is a one hour experience for the haunts, there used to be 4 different haunted houses now there's only one and you're done in about 30 minutes unless you're spending time at the bar or getting food there just seems like they've cut back and are just trying to get every dollar out of you they can would not recommend.. at least for what they are charging

The slaughter house was super great this year. It was super spooky. I really enjoyed the actors and the decorations are amazing. So scary.

Had an awesome time! First time going and for sure we will be going every year. The Zombie apocalypse was a great experience. The entire attraction was phenomenal, the actors, the sets, employees/volunters, everybody was just great and helpfull. They only where having some issues with the text messages but overall had an amazing experience.