Abandoned Haunted House Complex

Awesome! $ 20 for two full length haunts! Abandoned has some fun tricks up their sleeves and they incorporate unique elements into their haunts! Waiting in line isn’t so bad either, actors prowl among visitors as fun music plays alongside 90’s videos on a giant screen.

I had an interesting experience at this haunted attraction. This was from October 2013. While standing in line one of the actors approached us and asked my friend to spit in a cup. He then drank my friends spit. Yes it was frightening but also extremely disgusting and disturbing. This same actor smashed a lightbulb on his head and there was blood everywhere. This was real blood and he actually had to see a parametric. I was entertained but also a little freaked out about the safety of everyone involved. Blood Born Pathogens and just different sicknesses and diseases & sickness spread through saliva. This guy was way over the top. I can’t imagine if he had done this in front of a family with children. Luckily it was me and my friends who are in our mid twenties and we’ve seen some shit before. The house was alright.

I’m not really sure how to review this one. It was good, but at the same time it wasn’t. It was very detailed, but at the same time you couldn’t see anything because of fog and darkness. You get your money’s worth for the length, but at the same time it seemed a little long due to the lack of actors.
I’m all for people jumping out at you, but when a house consistently uses actors behind panels, it gets old. There are only so many times a picture or wall can be slammed down with someone yelling and the. Instantly resetting to do the same thing in five seconds… while you’re still there. Loud noises are startling. Horror movies rely on that. Take out the noise level in a scary movie and you’ll see it for what it is. But a haunted house doesn’t need to rely on that in the form of doors and such, keep the music up to distract, but that’s it. If the actors roamed the house more and hid from people, it would have been terrifying. No joke. It is so claustrophobic in there that if they make some areas a little bit bigger for an actor to run through, they would probably have the most people chickening out, because you feel trapped. You feel like there is no end. The maze has got to be one of the most creative and best uses of space. It has got to be the longest house I’ve been in, at least that’s how it felt. But the actors aren’t scary. The ones you do encounter are lame and the makeup isn’t that good. They spout their typical haunted house jargon and that’s about it.
I think that if the owners put half as much thought into the actors as they do the sets, next year will be better. Like I said, this house isn’t bad, but it isn’t good. It’s immersive, but at the same time somewhat boring.
One more note for next year, please reduce the use of hanging objects. It got to be annoying and then at some point everything seemed wet, which is gross. I shouldn’t have to purrel my face after I get out of a house.
I’m not going next year, but if I hear improvements I’ll make this trip again.
It could be great.
It could be THE destination house of the year.
It could be the scariest house of all.
Just recast, revamp and retool for next year.
Become terrifying. Here’s your goal: 1 out of 10 people leave crying.

If you are black beware of racial profiling. My friends were surrounded by cops upon exiting & accused of «fitting the description» of someone who pushed an actor. They claimed to have video footage, but couldn’t produce it. Then they put their hands on a few guys in the group before letting them go. Harassment!

Just checked this out for the first time ever tonight. I was nervous that it may not be that great and boy was I wrong! Get there by 6:45 because all the actors come busting out of this wooden shack! Amazing! You get to see everyone before you go in the houses. This place looks small on the outside but there is so much going on in there. The actors, detail to sets, and atmosphere are top notch. I was the last person in our group and the actors would follow me and scare me multiple times. I was legit scared and freaked out that someone was always behind me. The actors definitely play mind games with you. There were no problems with fog so I believe they fixed that problem. There are a lot of surprise obstacles in this house that add to awesomeness. I was caught off guard multiple times and would highly recommend this haunted house. Don’t let looks fool you because this place is worth the trip!

This house should have stayed abandoned. I visited 10÷26÷13. $ 20 for a 20 minute walkthrough with constant stops because of bad patron put through times. The sets and transitions weren’t too bad when you could actually see them. The entire haunt is fogged out and way too dark. I ran into the actors a lot because they couldn’t even see me. Most of the time the actors would just stare at us walking by and growl softly. I even heard one actor getting yelled at by his boss behind a curtain. An overall disappointment and waste of money.

I love going to haunted houses and I was bummed that I missed this one last year so I was determined to get to it this time around. Maybe is was all the hype or the possibilities of greatness they could accomplish with this building but I have to honestly say, not impressed. I was actually very disappointed and bored walking through.
As with another review, I completely agree, the entire thing is filled with smoke and too dark to see anything. Some may say that the dark makes it scary but for those of us who are not afraid of people dressed up screaming in your ear until your ears bleed, I like to see the scenery and the efforts put into a haunted house.
The absolute best part of this haunted house was the beginning, which is when you are standing in line before it opens, so about 6:45 and they do a countdown on a huge outdoor screen. When the countdown is up, all of the actors bust out from behind some wooden gates with fire and loud music blaring and they go through the crowd before entering the house to take their positions. That alone was the coolest part of this HH.
So to sum up my review. Get there early so you can see the pre-​haunt show. Inside has potential but you will basically go through two haunted houses of fog, blackness, people banging on 55 gallon drums, loud death metal music and people screaming in our ear until your ears bleed. Not scarey, just annoying.
Dear Abandoned Haunted House, please take the summer to think of some unique ideas where the customers can «see» something new.

Pretty cool haunted house, this is no small operation! $ 20 for a huge interior that literally takes a minimum of 30 minutes to get through (I thought the guy at the gate may have been exaggerating, but he wasn’t!). The only problem I had was the heat! It was the 2^nd week in October and was still like 70 degrees out, which made the inside really really hot and sweaty. There was a bridge with some crazy lighting that made you feel like you were drunk and about to barf, and some crazy giant plastic (reminiscent of a bouncy house) tubes you had to push through so do NOT come here if you are claustrophobic or have a great/​fancy hair style/​outfit.