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Please note: this review is for the 2010 season rather than the current season.
by earthangel129 (Newbie Review Crew Member) after attending on Saturday, October 16, 2010 at about 5:30 p.m.
Submitted: Wednesday, October 27, 2010
I first must admit that I was super excited to go to a haunt that combined two of my absolute favorite things, Alice in Wonderland and haunted houses. I loved the terrain changes and all the crawling, sliding, and squeezing that came along with these changes. The vortex was wonderful and you were lead into it through a room that was decorated the same with people who blended into the walls of both. In my opinion, these actors worked wonderfully to entertain their guests. There were many scenes that very interesting to visit, including a room where Alice seems to grow taller and shorter right in front of your eyes! The combination of Wonderland characters and movie serial killers including Jason Voorhees seemed a bit odd but actually worked well. They definitely got great screams out of our group. Overall, this is a haunt like one you have never seen before, part play, part haunt, and all extremely eerie fun. I highly suggest taking the trip down the rabbit hole into the House of Bathory.
Please note: this review is for the 2010 season rather than the current season.
by earthangel129 (Newbie Review Crew Member) after attending on Saturday, October 2, 2010 at about 2 p.m.
Submitted: Wednesday, October 6, 2010
I enjoyed this haunt a lot and would attend again. Once I got there, I walked right up to the ticket booth with no waiting and went into the heated waiting area, where I enjoyed a really hot and tasty apple cider. Once my number was called I was called to enter and then we were placed on lines and the workers went over the rules of the haunt. The interior of the haunt was very dark, let me tell you one more time, it was very dark, I must have walked into about ten dead ends or walls trying to find my way around. There were props but not tons. This haunt is all about the actors and trying to disorientate you. The haunt took a total of about 20 minutes. When it was over we were greeted by Michael Myers, who followed me out to my car.
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Please note: this review is for the 2010 season rather than the current season.
by earthangel129 (Newbie Review Crew Member) after attending on Saturday, October 2, 2010 at about 3:30 p.m.
Submitted: Wednesday, October 6, 2010
We arrived, the parking was ample. We got our wristbands and headed to the campfire, where a gentleman was telling ghost stories. Our wait was fairly quick about 10 minutes or so, however, I advise you; generally your wait will be longer especially the closer to Halloween it is. Once we got to the line we were let right in as our own two person group which is nice because you have the feeling that you are alone out there, and the only thing that brings you back to the reality of that others are in the haunt as well, are the many screams you hear all around you.
Once in the corn field, you are instantly brought into another world where fear is fun and screams are equivalent to happiness. The actors are good, the effects are better, and the animatronics are out of this world! I can't tell you the exact number of different scenes but they are abundant so you are never walking for two long without serious entertainment. It took my guest and me about an hour to finish the haunt and it was a fully packed hour with creepy feelings, jumps aplenty, and scares that would knock your socks off, if that was actually possible. This is a great haunt and recommend anyone over the age of 16 to go now.
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