$150 for 2 general admissions tickets, a 2 hour drive to the attraction and over an hour waiting in line for the worst scare attraction I've ever been to.

1. At the 1st attraction there is not enough time given between groups so very shortly you are in a traffic jam.
2. There is no one at the beginning of each attraction to help break up the groups to allow for a better experience.
3. Due to everyone being right on top of each other you often missed out the very few scare actors doing their thing.
4. There were barely any scare actors. In many attractions a single actor was bouncing between 2 or 3 jump points. Often there were spaces that should have someone in them but we're empty.
5. There are 13 attractions but on 11 scare ones. Of the scare ones most are very short taking only a few minutes to complete. The asylum however was very long which was nice.
6. While they do state on the website that this is outdoor terrain it is very difficult to navigate. Besides the inclines and declines there are many winding walkways and narrow corridors. The biggest issue is the loose rocks, gravel, and dried leaves in many places. This made people prone to slipping, stumbling and falling on occasion.
7. The website states many times no video or photos in the attractions however this is not enforced. We got stuck behind a group of young women who stopped several times to take selfies. Others notified the security that were on the trails but nothing was done. Only 1 scare actor told them it was not allowed.
8. They claim the midway has a wide food selection but actually only consisted of 3 vendors, 1 which was closed. The ones that were open had very limited selections that were over priced. Even if you wanted to wait in the lines for the food there was no where to eat as the majority of the table tops had piles of trash piled on top.
9. There are only porta potties at the beginning and end of the attraction, no place to stop during. There was a total of 9 porta potties, 4 before entering, 2 in line after going through security, and 3 at the end. They are not maintained either. The ones before security all were out of toilet paper by 8pm.
10. Unless you arrive at opening don't try to park at the front lot. All 5 attendants you pass won't bother to tell you the lot is full until the end where the last one tells you to drive down the road to a public lot. Once in the public lot you need to walk a trail back to the entrance. The trail isn't awful but it was slick with leaves and pine needles. There is a large concrete block at the beginning right in the middle of the path. It is easy to miss due to the limited lighting.

Overall we highly recommend skipping this one. There are a lot of other attractions within 2 hours of this location that offer better scares at better prices.