This haunted house was well worth the admission. They kept your entertained from the start. You purchase your ticket and then enter the haunted woods. The haunted woods was my favorite part. You get out of the woods at the bonfire. As you wait by the bonfire, you are entertained by traveling spooks. They call off your group number as it becomes your turn to enter the house. They set the mood for the house with scary music and the announcer entertains the people waiting with spook stories before she calls the numbers. The house itself is set up as a maze in the darkness. You feel your way through the maze to get from room to room. As you enter each room you are greeted by actors who really did a good job playing their part. The whole experience ends with a ride down a slide. The whole show was wonderful. My biggest scares came from the woods. Making the trip through the woods longer would be great.

We had a fourth grader with us that thought it was the best. Not scary for anyone older. The house itself was overpriced for the scary factor. The Terror people have to make this experience better before I'll go back. The biggest problem is with the wait to get into the house itself. They have to make the wait scary too. Spooky music would help. Rob Zombie is just not scary music. The wait has got to set mood for the house itself. Try cutting some of the lights too. Darkness and silence. What I experienced with the heavy metal music, go go dancers in the windows, and bright disco lights seemed more like a night out at the clubs than a haunted house.