Factory Of Terror

Save your money and go somewhere else! This place has no element of surprise and utilizes amateurish actors with minimal experience; furthermore you can see and hear the other people in front of, which really takes away from the experience. Don’t waste your time!

We paid twenty dollars a person to walk through a haunted houses and barely get jumped out at at all. There was literally a 10 – 15 minute period where we were just walking through the house and not a single person jumped out at us. Total rip off, go somewhere else.

Pros:
–takes 10 – 15 minutes to get through the whole thing so lots of chances to get scared
–right downtown in a decent part of Fall River
–Price is ok
–Definitely not too scary for little kids, honestly probably best for little kids and not teens or adults
Cons:
–not that many actors there to scare you. Fairly long periods went by without anyone jumping and making noise to scare you
–not many interesting rooms (no great scary theme rooms that lots of other houses have) just lots of dark hallways and skulls, etc.
Overall not bad but I would only recommend for those with kids. And get there early to avoid the line.

Scary, but I’m easy to scare anyway. Place seemed all hype and less above creativity. Web-​site promised three attractions, and made it sound like three distinct areas/​experiences to choose from. I asked an attendant about this while waiting and just received a blank zombie stare. Seriously, break character and answer my question – I am paying you. Yes, it’s a haunted house, but provide some customer service. And, sure enough, it turns out the themes were all strung together and you could barely distinguish between the difference. Should’ve known. Line control was also an issue, they take your photo (probably to slow down the queue and manage the flow) but once inside you got jammed up with people in front and behind you. The actors do scare you, but in a predictable way. Strangely too, it smelled like urine throughout the place – really hoping it was fox/​coyote urine for overall effect.

Huge disappointment. After waiting for 45 minutes in line (best part of the place) I was sadly underwhelmed. Too dark to see what little bit of scenes there are. All you get for your money is a bunch of people in the dark screaming and trying to scare everyone who passes by. There’s no element of surprise. Don’t waste your time or money. Go somewhere else.

Massive disappointment. Last time I was here was about 5 years ago… I have been visiting several haunted houses each year but never made it down to Factory of Terror until tonight. It was the Monday of Columbus Day weekend and was supposed to be their «lights out» night. It was awful. Got there to very small of a line which was great, but I think they decided to send all their staff home! We literally encountered maybe 10 people through the entire haunt. None of them scared my group. It was lame and so blahhhh. You would think the month of October which is pretty much the only month their open they would keep their entire staff there. Well seems like tonight was a different story. It had a lot of potential, but was very disappointing. Will not recommend to others.

I have to say in Wallingford was better. I was a lot of «boo, ah». I did like that it was dark and i could only really see with my little flash light.

I went to Factory of Terror again This year! Yet again, had a blast! Definitely lots of scares! The monsters are definitely there to scare you. i was there in 2010 and back this year 2012. I noticed again a lot of empty spaces where there could have been a lot more monsters and great places for them, too! I was with a group of 7 when all of a sudden these two screaming annoying teenagers came running out of no where into our group. It ruined the entire haunt for us. Now they were in front of us and we knew what was ahead. I’m not sure why they would let people from behind in so quickly. But, it’s definitely worth $ 20.00. They need to get some more monsters for sure in that factory! The ones they DO have are really scary!

This will be my second year at Factory of Terror and I highly recommend the VIP pass! It’s a scary environment, unexpected turns and eerie atmosphere. I love it.

This was my second time at the Factory of Terror, and the fact that I came back says something. I have yet to find a better haunted attraction in the area — other than Spooky World, which is just way over budget. The Factory will set you back $ 20 for adults, but there is an online coupon if you get tickets in advance (note: they only accept cash on site). I think it’s worth it for a solid 15 – 20 minutes of fear-​induced anxiety and anticipation. Although, if you are towards the end of your group, the anticipation is diminished a bit because you can see and hear the reactions of the people in front of you. One actor did get the better of me by jumping around a corner in front of me, causing me to scream, despite knowing he was there.
The entire production is really well-​done, and nothing is sloppy. The actors are totally invested and do their best to frighten you without giving you a heart attack. I will say the place is very dark — one section plunged you into complete darkness, which I wasn’t a fan of for safety reasons — which adds to the ambience but also prevents you from seeing all of the well-​laid props throughout the tour.
This year, they added a 3D section, at the start of which, a witch handed you a pair of 3D glasses. This was excellent; the floor, walls and ceiling all featured 3D effects, along with the actors’ costumes. The section included a metal walkway within a rapidly rotating tunnel, which really messed with everyone’s sense of balance. There were several parts with inflatable walls that you had to squeeze your way through — a feature that could make even a non-​claustrophobic person claustrophobic.
We went early the Friday before Halloween and waited about 15 minutes. The line may look long, but it moves quickly, and there are several actors trolling the line to keep you entertained. One silently crept up behind a member of my party and just stood there, looking grim, until we noticed him.
Being here twice, I will probably be back. The exhibit changes slightly every year, and I think it’s a good time around Halloween.

Some friends and I went here on a Saturday night and the line was three blocks long, but moved at a decent rate. Since we paid $ 20 for admission, we expected to be scared out of our wits for at least an hour… but it only seemed to last for about 15 – 20 minutes.
We were led into the first of 30 rooms behind a group of strangers, which slimmed down the scare factor for us because they always got scared before we did and we always knew what to expect. A lot of rooms were empty and only had music and props. At the beginning, there were tons of workers who popped out to scare us and followed us and showed us where to go. Towards the end, we were basically lost and wandering on our own. The worst part about the experience was the abrupt end. There’s basically an employee dressed up all scarily that points you to the exit, which is a regular-​lit room with a staircase going downstairs leading to the street.
You will probably spend a longer time getting here and standing in line than actually being inside this «Factory of Terror.» Save your money and time.

For $ 21, and 30 rooms of «terror» I was expecting more.
The entrance was cool, you purchase your ticket at a mock motel counter. But after that, it was less impressive. You walk through 30 rooms, with a scene set up but there were no live people! Through the whole tour, I saw a few people in the begining, and a few people at the end. And when there were people, most of them were just standing in the halls in your way, very few were jumping out at you, this made it less scary.
This place has alot of potential. With a little more effort, it could easily be a great attraction.
Overall, Ive experienced better. I probably wouldnt recommend it.

I went here on a Saturday night. There was only a short line and it moved pretty quickly. The cost of admission for adults was $ 21 which was a little steep. There were some scary costumed people (clowns) outside harassing the crowd and there was an Edward Scissorhands. Not scary, just funny.
This haunted house is HUGE. There are a lot of rooms and sometimes it is hard to see, which makes it scary. But sometimes, it is confusing to figure out which way to go.
There were a lot of rooms with no people and just props. I wish some of the decorations were animatronics, but that’s not the case. That being said, there are a lot of scary people inside and everyone in my group was startled or scared more than once. The workers do a good job of creeping up behind you and scaring you.
Overall, pretty creepy. I had a good time. Some things could be improved but I had fun and it was worth the drive from Boston.