2021 A Walk of Terror Event Reviews

The Walk of Terror was pleasant enough. There was certainly effort put into the haunted house, however, not even a quarter of the way through, we ended up at the front again. We didn’t not turn around, it just so happened that there was an open wall that was not blocked off in any different way when compared to our surroundings. But we kept going, and again, very nice effort. Now the big problem erupts where it turns out we had been walking too fast, and caught up with the group in front of us. With no gauge of how fast to walk, and with nobody to impede our progress of the hunted house, we were just walking a normal pace. Which in it of itself would not be the end of the world, however, once we DID reach the end, there was a segment where some man with a chainsaw would come out and scare us. Or at least I assume anyway, because when we actually got out, he blamed us for walking too fast (and not for any of the reasons outlined earlier), scoffs at us, and directs us to put our glow sticks into the bucket to be further reused.
Now I understand it can be difficult to direct people in a haunted house, time them well for the ending, and have it all be scary, but it’s another thing to directly blame the patrons as if they had some sort of malicious intent to sabotage their own experience. It was incredibly rude, and we were left very confused.

The Blackout was soooo much fun! Actors were on top of their game. Darkness filled with creatures equals an exciting yet terrifying experience. Love the lighting of the front of the haunted house. Soooo creepy! Scares around every corner, had me jumping out of my skin. I will be returning this weekend so I can have a different experience. Definitely recommend this place!

So much fun! Great scares. Energetic actors! Love that this haunt gives first $10,000 they make to charity. And has done so for 3 years! Come and you must see and become part of a great cause!

Amazing!!! Totally worth every penny!!!

To all those fellow spooky season lovers out there, this haunt is a great way to get the party started. After an easy in and out parking situation, you are then greeted with an aroma of funnel cakes & donuts and a ghoul or two trying to scare you. The line for the haunt is outdoors, but there are adult beverages to enjoy while you wait, along with a very entertaining balloon animal maker. It’s only 15$ to go through the haunt which is totally reasonable. The only thing we felt missing from the entry to the haunt was creepy music and other spooky decor (a fog machine or flickering lights were a few of the suggestions we had).

The haunt itself is self-guided & you go through it with the group you came with. Prior to entry, you sign a waiver that does allow soft touch by the characters. We felt this really upped the scare factor! There are several blackout hallways throughout the haunt and several jump scares as well. We thought the addition of more props would add to the haunted experience, as well as more hidden doorways/windows for characters to surprise you. We recommend trying to capture as many phobias as possible throughout the haunt (claustrophobia, getting buried alive, snakes/spiders, etc…) You're bound to scare everyone if you do! In addition, adding the classic horror villains is always a golden ticket. Everyone loves a good Pennywise, Michael Meyers, Freddy, & Jason. That being said, the cast and crew did a phenomenal job getting a few screams from us and this is a place we would recommend to anyone.

Finally, we’d like to mention the truly unique and selfless addition to this haunt that we don’t usually see with other places. The owners are donating the first $10,000 of their sales to charity. This is a truly amazing thing that should draw you out to see this haunt regardless of anything else. The owners are awesome, too, and very personable. This is easily a haunt we will come back to every year.