I came here with my girlfriend on a chilly October night in hopes to experience some bone-chilling moments. Let’s say I got a few surprises here and there.
They do have free parking here to start you off on a good note. I was able to buy the General Admission Combo Pass for each of us at the ticket booth. It was $68.00 for both of them together and allowed us entry into each of their six attractions.
They had bonfires throughout the area to keep you warm. It was a smart idea and we got to enjoy some of them.
They had some characters that roamed around the midway to create a scare zone. It wasn’t too interactive in my opinion.
We started with Hanna Haunted Hayride for our first adventure. They boarded around 20 people on the ride, but there was still space to breathe comfortably. It was filled with animatronics and even scare actors throughout the ride. I’d still go to say that it’s a great family experience. If I were you, I’d make this your first stop!
Our next stop was Acres Manor Haunted Mansion. The actors in this attraction definitely interacted with us. They stayed persistent and worked together profusely to accompany us on our walk. I was impressed with what they could do with a low amount of actors in this one.
Our third stop was Cannibal Chaos. I had high hopes for this, but it did disappoint me, as I seen real potential inside here. The actors didn’t seem to be too into it in this attraction.
Stop number four was Freakshow. The entry was awesome and so were the visuals, but the acting wasn’t too believable. One of the clowns kept laughing at us. I don’t think I told her a joke, but oh well.
Our fifth, and my favorite attraction, was Descension. It was pretty difficult to presume what this attraction had in store judging by the front. It was probably their darkest attraction. I loved the characters in here. This one is a must!
Our last attraction was The Horror Fields. I figured it would be a fast walk, but there was actually a sort of puzzle to get out. There were characters throughout this one and even some chainsaw action!
We went heavy at the Concessions stand that they had. We ordered a Hot Dog, a Corn Dog, a Cheeseburger, Nachos, a Walking Taco, a 7-Inch Pizza (Cheese), Breadsticks, and two Funnel Cakes. The Hot Dog had solid, tasty quality. The Corn Dog wasn’t too good. The Cheeseburger was really soft, but still decent. The Nachos weren’t too good, as they tasted cheaply prepared and lacked cheese. The Walking Taco was surprisingly really good. The Pizza was cheaply made and the cheese stuck to the foil, unfortunately. It wasn’t that good. The Breadsticks were really good, especially dipped in the cheese that was at the bottom of the tray. The Funnel Cakes were okay at best. They needed more powder.
The grounds of the park were really clean. I was impressed by that. Everything was spread out appropriately in my eyes. The restrooms they had consisted of outhouses. They were pretty clean from the two experiences I had with them.
Overall, this place gave me a good amount of thrills for the price. I would deem it worthy if you live fairly close. I still had a good time.
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