This is a very good place to go if you want to get scared.

I think the bridge in the beging is the best! If you jump up and down its like your on a big trampalen! Lots of crawling and ducking. lots of fire pits if you get cold and have to wait. The ride in the hurst is the best in the beging. P.S. lots of cops so dont think of doing anything Illegal, you know what i mean boys and girls. lol

I've always loved this haunt. It took over a week of coaxing to get my significant other to break down and go since his only other experience with this house wasn't great. We arrived at 7:30 and were told it would be about an hour before we got into the house. It really only took about half an hour four our numbers to be called (fantastic!) Hint- if you go with just one other person, you stand a much better chance of getting in quickly, they are constantly asking for anyone with a group of 2 to come to the front of the line.

The little girl who led us to the start of the haunt was fantastic, truely sinister. From there it was downhill. The majority of the scenes were not scary at all- most that could've been were made into more of a comedy act than a scare. There weren't any surprises, most everything was easily anticipated. Overall, I was pretty disappointed. The other problem was that the group in front of us somehow split in half, I'm not sure if half left, or what the deal was, but they ended up combining us, which made it impossible to cram our whole group into a room, so 2 or 3 people constantly missed the little that was going on in any given room.

This was my first time visiting. If my friends boyfriend wouldn't have been along we would have been stuck in there for a 3 hour tour! Very dark and confusing passages made for a great time!

Overall one of the best I've seen this year! Loved the train! Costumes rocked... sets were THE BEST I'VE EVER SEEN!!!! The actors that were interactive were excellent.

Honest and constructive criticism: More actors need to be more interactive... several just stood there and we saw 2 talking to other actors as we walked by. The LINES: waiting in 3 lines was a bit much... 3 lines: one for tickets (which did move well), one for the train (moved ok) and one for the house (took forever). The waiting would not have been so bad if the line between the train and the house had line entertainment with live actors (maybe having ghouls abduct a 'planted guest' in the lines?)... and of course ghouls scaring line guests Lastly, the parking needed to be more organized - it was parking lot anarchy. The attendant basically told us that there was none, and that we shuold try another night?!?! (but we were from out of town, and that wasn't an option as we were anxious to see this house!). As the attendant told us this we saw an area about 100 feet behind him not being used that could easliy park 40 cars if it was organized better.

We found out the owner was age 19/20. Very impressive for someone that age to pull off a haunt like this! I've seen many by older and more experienced people that were disappointing and this was better than expected. Just need MORE crazy interactive actors... and it can really rock.

For a newer haunt run by younger people and I'm sure being in the mall has it draw backs when it comes to setting up it's not to bad. It need some work, more sound deper in the haunt and more actors would be a big step. I give them some slack since the money goes to charity. If they learn and grow this will become a great haunt