We visited on a beautiful Saturday night with friends we met at the haunt. It was nestled within a little carnival which added to the fun. The signage lighting could have been better, the sign is black and no lighting to illuminate it so watch your GPS it'll sneak up on you. We took the fast pass option as things got busy there FAST and it proved a good move. We were placed in lines according to our group and were given brief instructions, the usual as you would expect at any haunt and then turned loose to the horrors within. It seems there were plenty of actors although we were informed later they were short a few so those working accounted for those open spaces well. I wish one of us had paid attention to timing but I think we were all just excited to get started. You'l find a few areas that seem somewhat uneventful but don't let that fool you, they're waiting for the right moment to swoop in on you. There were some really high energy actors within the haunt, "beak face"? "Little girly" and the "Ringmaster"? They use darkness, lighting, actors and well planned scenes to entertain you and seem to love what they do. We all had a great time, we ourselves drove about three hours to attend and had a GREAT time! I suggest you attend this haunt before the season ends and get your scares on, the ownership has several years of haunting under her belt, and the fire spinning and pyrotechnic acts were amazing as well as you wait in line to enter the haunt. Dress weather appropriately, take your time, do NOT run, there are a few spots where you will trip if you get going too fast. Thanks Walk of Terror crew for a great night! We will hopefully see you all again next year!