They are located at the railroad museum in Green Bay on Broadway. There are no signs directing you, so you do have to be certain you know where you are headed! Once you arrive at the location you will see a large lit up sign and people directing you into the parking area.

Since it was opening night and we arrived later in the evening the wait to get on the train was about 10 min. The wait to get into Torment was about 5 min. and the wait for the main haunted house was 15 min. While waiting for the train they have a projector displaying 'haunted scenes' ... I asked the gentleman working the line where the scenes were from and he replied "I don't know"?!? The music certainly added to the excitement. There were spooks while waiting for the train as well. They had a gift shop with all sorts of goodies and a snack shop as well. I highly recommend a cup of hot cider while you are waiting YUM! They have dancers at the front of the main haunted house dancing to Heavy metal and another projector displaying large graphic scenes

Obviously the haunted train ride is a signature for this haunt I have never been to another haunt that has this. And the 'claustrophobia' part of the Torment was creepy and I'm not even claustrophobic.

I don't know if it was late in the night, or the actors were bored ... but ... there was a lot of casual talk from them which really ruined the experience. And I'm not just saying a 'little small talk' I mean everything from flirting with haunt goers to just chilling in the corner of their room having a casual conversation with each other!! However I definitely have to give props to a few actors especially the schizophrenic woman and her dr. GREAT ACTING!!