It's one of the best haunted houses I've ever been to. We moved here from Atlanta and we never went to a haunted house that was as well thought out as this one.

Good day Folks,

This is the psycho letting you all know our appreciation for your hospitality last evening. the house was great and the company as well..... It was nice to see you on your turf. On a personal note: A special hello and thank you to Russ, Brandon, Justin, and Kyle (thank you for the tour); Grand Pa (thank you for the jokes); Melinda and Robert (just because it was nice to meet you and hope to see you next year); and the rest of you that we met, like Leslie, Lindsy, Nicole, and those I forgot..Sorry... Thank you all so very much. And as I predict, "insults for free", and so is this compliment.

God Bless, and have a great off season...

Cathy AKA Psycho.....

Went here a couple years back and it was very good. My kids were so freaked out from the tunnel of slimy babydolls. I heard for weeks about the hearse car and the bloody chef. What happened? We never got a Hearse ride and the place was way too bright with the fires. Lack of scares or realism.

Me,my husband and my sister-in-law attened Terror On Rural St. on friday around 8:30pm(We attend every year).Its very easy to find, The have a huge parking lot wich is shared with the other building around it. It wasnt very busy when we got there but after we were followed by Michael Myers and got our tickets a couple more groups showed up.They have a covered wating area and you can also buy snacks and/or drinks.The wait isnt very long at all. They call numbers and then you walk to the entrance for the haunted house and they read you the rules. After that they let you enter.It depends on your group and the gouhls how long it takes to get threw,honeslty i dont know how long it took us to get threw but it seemed like we were in there forever!!The scenes are set up very nice and the actors are very good at their jobs and stayed in character! We had tons of fun and scares.

It was great we got scared before we even entered the woods....I don't scare easy and they got me 4 times in the woods... the bonfire was great the band was great and no lines you just hang out for your number to be called, the actors were adults who did a great job...my group was chased around the bonfire. the consessions tasted great real food not crap like most i've had. the house was awesome ....we got more then we paid for I will return every year. BUT note your gps will take you to the middle of nowhere so follow the directions on the website.

We had a group of about 15 ppl that stopped by the church for the Haunted Basement. Walking in with our bags of food pantry items, we didn't realize they weren't even open, haha. The gentleman who was there working on props was very kind to let us walk through and see everything. Even though there were no spooks working we still very much enjoyed it and even had some screams!! Wish I could have went back for the full effect. Awesome job! Take your time to look at all the hard work they put into the effects. Thanks much from our crowd, 2 thumbs up!!

This was the first year I was attending this haunt and I can say that I was no disappointed. A friend of mine had mentioned this event to me last year so I figured that I would make my way out to it this year. Unlike some prior places I have attended the price was not outrageous as there were a few of us that all went. There were four different aspects to this place and each connected to the next. It begins with the waiting in line (which typically is one of the worst parts I know) where there were two very cool characters that came out to entertain the crowd. The first character was this incredibly tall guy with glowing eyes. (they had a name for it at the time which slips my head right now) The next character was "Grandma". She is this old lady that is so incredibly funny who walks around with her baby buggy and her "baby" which is a baby that only a mother could love.
The second stage was the corn maze. This for me was so-so. I enjoyed the fact that it was VERY tight quarters which gave a bit of scare factor in itself but, I wasn't so crazy about the trail with it (but, that was my personal preference I am sure), with that being said the chain saw guy got me good! That is all I will say about that.
Third stage was the bus ride. AWESOME! In my mind, this was comparable to the house itself that it was nothing I had EVER seen before.
Last part was the house itself. We were pretty fortunate that the line here was not very long as it was cold when we got to the house, so we were able to get in pretty quickly. In the house there were some things that I had seen at other houses (or similar at the very least) but, used in a different fashion. The strobe jail was cool but, I really wish there would have been something or someone in this room as it could have been a simply amazing room. The elevator was funny, as our group got closer to each other than any of us could have anticipated (it simply shook the heck out of us like being in a bad earthquake which cheesy music playing in the background *funny in its own respect*)
Thanks for a great time
Overall it was a terrific experience and after being able to talk to one of the people who was involved in the creation of the house and learning that it is 100% changed yearly; they have gotten themselves a next year customer.

The Haunted Mansion was so much fun! I loved all of the attractions there. You can tell that these people really put a lot of hard work into making it fun and different each year!

I couldn't wait for it be over - I was so scared the whole time! The corn maze and "squishy wall" were the absolute scariest! I'm glad I was brave enough to go through! It was exhilarating - especially when I was done!

I am not sure what happened the night I visited, as I had heard good things from others about this haunted house. Upon entering this event, you get channeled through a haunted woods. The path is dark and has the potential to be scary. Unfortunately, there was only one actor on the entire thing.

The wait by the bonfire to get into the haunted house was not more than 20 or 25 minutes, which was nice. The haunted house itself uses several floors of an old school building and does have a pretty extensive set. Unfortunately, there were probably only about 5 or 6 actors in the entire thing (which took probably 15 to 20 minutes to walk through.

There were were small areas to the side of the mazes inside the house where it was evident that actors should have been hiding but no one was in 90 percent of them.

Lots of loud sound effects throughout the house, some scary, others more just a nuisance. They did not make up for the lack of actors, though.

At the end there is a slide down three stories into a haunted old school bus. It was probably one of the better parts of the house, but the slide is not waxed enough or something and you have to push yourself to keep going once you get about half way down. It has potential though.

The Corn Maze, Bus Trip and Mansion were awesome creepy experiences. I don't scare easily but there were times my neck hairs were standing on end. Super job by creators and actors!!! Price is cheap for all that is included. Worth much more for all the fun I had.

This was the first year for this haunt. The grounds were set up and decorated Great! We went on a warmer foggy night so this helped with the ambience, the fog comming off the pond was awesome. For me it really wasnt scarey but it is still a work in progress and I have confidence this place will not disappoint me when I visit again next year. Loved the slide.

This was the first time we ever attended this event and I was happy to say that I was not disappointed after leaving. There were plenty of things to do when you were tired of being confused on where you were in the maze. They had pumpkins and other things to help the look of your own festive decor. I personally thought the price was a bit much, but completely understood why the price was set as it was due in part to the amount of time and work it takes to setup. Overall a fun afternoon.

The evening begins with a "stroll" through a cemetery and very extensive corn maze, followed by crossing "the bridge" - very much improved from two years ago. They also had a great group of actors along the way that scarred the crap out of us. A bus ride, including a creepy clown, escorted us to the main attraction. The mansion is an amazing house of many rooms, hallways, door mazes, great actors with incredible make-up and costumes. They had many themed rooms including the surgery room with real cow livers, eyeballs, guts and blood! Their professional devices are also very impressive.

This was our last scheduled fright of the season and it was worth the wait. The event is well organized with ample parking and we heard the screams and laughs of patrons all the way from the parking lot. For $10 admission we were let inside, after a very brief wait. There is ample room inside the building for visitors to wait, so cold or wet weather should not deter anyone from attending.

This haunt uses plenty of mazes, tight corridors and some physical challenges that would make it difficult for especially large persons. The classroom setting and the room with a moving wall were especially unique. There were enough actors in costume to provide plenty of startling moments. It took 30 minutes to walk through the haunt.

This house was easy to find by the big light that shined in the sky. Bobo was fun before we entered the house. I was not personally thrilled with the 3D thing. I guess that might be just me though they had some really cool art in there. The horn was reallt cool. The really loud music was not appealing either. I did like the interaction the actors had with the guests coming through. The rooms seemed to big for the amount of actors they had. I guess i just expected more scares than art at the house. A bit pricey at $17 a person. I want more scares!

We arrived at the old church which was changed into a haunted house. Since it is ony their second season, they did quite good. We were confused though where to go when we got to a door leading us outside. We were not sure if we were supposed to go up the stairs so some signs of some kind would have helped. I liked how they used kids in their house

Downtown Waukesha has a wondeful additon this year..this haunt! If you want to be entertained and spooked, then this is the place for you. I highly encourage you to check it out. The story told by the actors is fantastic. The darkened maze is a plus to the spook factor. Please go! You will not regret it..if you make it out alive. :)

for many years on halloween after the kids are done trick-or-treating we load up and drive over to golke rd. we try to go a couple of times but halloween night is a for sure!!! he takes the time to create beautiful art on a pumpkin and then on top of that he has a huge display in his yard for everyone to enjoy. what is better than FREE halloween fun?

Our group of 13, a mixture of teens and adults visited the Dominion of Terror on this chilly October night. When we arrived there and although it wasn't real busy, it had a great atmosphere for a haunt, and the excitement began right there... in the waiting area.
A "high energy" actor (clown) managed to keep everyone coming and going on edge and wondering when and where she would appear next. Never breaking character, she was superb and managed to get a few shrieks out of our group.
We broke into three groups and were entered into the haunt accordingly. Rules are given in the first area and then you wait until the door opens to draw you in. From there it was a well detailed, and well staffed haunt. The actors were all sharp and witty even while talking to them they stayed in character with their responses. The sets were well planned, and there were a variety of themed areas. I particularly enjoyed the area with the "lobster looking" creature that made a friend scream and that was the beginning of my jacket almost being torn off. The haunt had a good length to it, and there was never a dull moment. There are a lot of cool illusions added in this haunt so pay attention and do not try to rush. Keep a steady pace and don't crowd the group before you and ruin the surprises ahead.