Georgetown Morgue Haunted House

Tickets: $37 just for basic general admission. Can go any day and time. But be prepared to wait hours. We waited a little over 1.5 hours on a Sunday night (we arrived at opening time) and one of the employees said that was a short wait as it can be up to 4 hours wait on average. Parking: plenty of parking! And they have someone directing traffic. Inside: it was great! The actors are amazing and the hospital/morgue scenes are intricate and full of gore. My only complaint/warning is the smells and amount of smoke. I haven’t had asthma since I was a kid but I was coughing throughout more than half of the haunted house. Especially at the end, the entire room is filled with smoke and gas smell from the chainsaws. Extras: they do take your picture with a backdrop and you can purchase them at the end. There is also a 5 min escape room for $5 and a small snack shop that’s mainly just chips and candy. There were some small food stands by the parking lot like hot dogs, burgers, popcorn.

(IMPORTANT: I clicked "yes" on the review page for recommending buying tickets in advance, but it displayed on my review as "reservation recommended". I'm removing my answer to avoid misleading people, but if you see that on someone else's review, disregard. You cannot reserve a time.) DETAILED REVIEW FROM A REPEAT VISITOR! I've visited the past 3 years in a row. This year I purchased discounted tickets when they first went on sale... I think way back in August. You do not need to reserve a day or time, and all tickets get you in whenever you decide to show up. The wait is usually super long, but if you're in line before "closing time" you will get in. They stay open until everyone in line gets through. Thursdays are a little better, but still expect a long wait. They do offer fast passes for an additional fee, but my daughter and I did a fast pass for a different haunted house one year and the lack of anticipation and buildup really ruined it for us. Waiting in line is part of the experience! They always have actors wandering around messing with people, so it's fun. I love that they change it up a little every year, even though they took out one of my favorite parts this year. (It was an inflated thing you sort of had to push your way through but you couldn't see it under the fog... it was really cool!) There was one point this year where they closed a door to hold us back (for flow purposes), and we were confused. We thought we went the wrong way or couldn't figure out the door. It would have been helpful to have "wait!" painted in blood on the door or something. I did very much appreciate that we barely saw other guests while we were inside. They did an outstanding job with timing people and it was like we were alone in there. It really helps make it creepier! Pro tip: look around! There are places where there's actually some really cool decor above and around you. You will have a photo taken before you go in, with an option to buy at the end. The photo price is reasonable... we paid $15 for three 5x7 prints and digital downloads of both shots. The backdrop has been the same the past 3 years, but I don't mind because it's pretty gruesome! I recommend adding on the dark maze as it's a nice little mini adventure after the main event, although I do wish it was darker (especially at the beginning because it gives away what's waiting for you in the dark). We laughed so hard in there this year when we all got stuck in a corner and couldn't figure out which way to go! I'd love to see the merch stand have good quality stickers. I purchased one last year, but it was really cheaply made and only lasted a couple months on the inside of my Jeep tailgate, completely sheltered from the weather. I do not recommend the 5-minute escape room. The gal working there said her and her friend couldn't figure it out, and she hadn't seen anyone solve it yet. We never got past the first step. I think the difficulty is just too high for 5 minutes. (I've done multiple escape rooms and have solved about half, so I'm not just cranky because I lost.) I did one outside a different haunted house last year and we didn't escape but the difficulty felt more reasonable and we did get through a few steps. It's only $5 a person, so I might try it again next year if they have a different one (we did the cat one... they had a second one, but we didn't have enough people for it). Overall a great experience. I highly recommend a visit!

Pretty cool haunted house experience. Definitely recommend paying extra for the dark maze. Line was long on a Sunday at 7:30, took about an hour and 45 min to get through. Wish I paid double price for a fast pass ticket to skip the line. No touching and lots of stuff going on, worth doing once. Cheaper to buy tickets in advance

we went on a thursday night at 7:00 right when it opened and we waited only 20 minutes. my advice would be to come on a weekday and try to get there when it opens so you don’t have to wait in the two hour lines people are talking about. the house is definitely worth the wait and they have stepped it up since i came here in 2021. it’s also a pretty long house so it’s worth your $40. i was a bit skeptical about the price but id say its totally worth it and the best haunted house ive been to!! also the free parking was nice considering every place in seattle charges.

Avoid this haunted house unless you love wasting your life in line. Waited 4 hours and 45 minutes (yes, I timed it) for a 15-minute walk-through that felt rushed, underwhelming, and not even scary—just loud jump scares and fog machines. The real horror? Watching VIP "fast-pass" groups pay $50+ extra to cut in front of you every 5 minutes. Staff didn’t care, just shrugged and said “that’s how it works.” For the price of admission + parking + overpriced concessions, this place is a cash grab disguised as Halloween fun. Save your money and your Saturday night—watch a scary movie instead. #NotWorthTheWait #VIPLineScam

I was pretty skeptical reading all of the reviews. We arrived around 10:30 tonight. The line was insane. We decided to buy the VIP tickets and were in the house within 10 minutes or so. We enjoyed our time! We decided to do the maze and escape room, too. We’d probably pass on the escape room next time as the 5 minute limit kind of seemed like a waste. A lot of the reviews mention nobody having information, but every worker we interacted with was very nice! This was one of the better haunted houses I’ve been to. I say it’s worth it to upgrade your pass unless you want to wait several hours. But.. the workers said if you buy a ticket you’re guaranteed to go in. We even started our escape room after their “closed” hours.. so not sure the validity of the other review that claims they’ll send you away.

Worth the drive and the wait. If you are in a small group and can afford the vip tickets to skip the line, Inwould highly recommend. But even while waiting in a 4 hour line on a Friday night we had so much fun. I also recommend getting water, snacks and dressing up for the cold rainy weather. The line actors are so much fun, they will take pictures with you if you ask. The haunt itself is a masterpiece. It is a totally different experience every year.

We visit the Georgetown Morgue (GM) and Halloween Horror Nights in LA every year, and we make a trip to the Kansas City haunted houses every other year. The GM is great! It’s a walk-through haunted house featuring multiple themed scenes and live actors, both inside and outside. About half of the interior is redesigned each year, so there’s always something new to experience when you return. This year, we decided to take the GM Behind-the-Scenes Tour (with our VIP tickets), and it was absolutely worth it. Our guide, Chase, was excellent. He was knowledgeable, friendly, and genuinely passionate about his work. It was fascinating to see how everything operates behind the scenes. If you take the tour, definitely ask for Chase! I’m also continually impressed by how friendly and professional all the GM employees are, both inside and outside the attraction. I almost forgot to mention, the Dark Maze is a unique experience (it’s completely dark inside), and the 5 minute escape rooms are a lot of fun. We even picked up some merch this year, a t-shirt to go with the sweatshirt we bought last year.

I love a good haunted house and this one was pretty fun! We purchased tickets in advance online, just the regular general admission and added the dark maze. We came on a Sunday a little after their opening time around 7pm and there was already a line but not too bad of a wait. I really appreciate that they space out the people that walk through so you aren't pushed by others behind or stuck by people in front of you. Makes for so much better of an experience. The haunted actors/crew do an amazing job! While in line, we had a few scares which made waiting pretty fun and builds up the anticipation of walking through. Before you go into the haunted house, they take your group picture for some fun memories. The walk through is a wonderful time. I was really impressed by the added special effects and the overall decor of this haunted house, I was quite scared and definitely lost my voice at the end of the night. After the walk through you can view your photos and decide to purchase. We got two prints and the digital photos for $15. Then we headed to the dark maze, which I didn't really think was that great but if you're in front I guess it's pretty scary. It's not a maze you can get lost in because there's only one way to go.

The Scariest thing here was the line to get in. I showed up when it opened, and it took over 3 hours to get in the general admission line. I understand that they have VIP/ fast pass tickets for a reason, but you can't have a multi-block long line that barely moves and is exposed to the temperature/ weather. Good experience, as long as your okay selling your soul and waiting 3 hours or paying $40

I've been going here for a few years now, and it's still top notch! The prices have increased over the years, 2023 because $35 a ticket without fees. You can purchase additional add ons/express pass. If not, the wait can be over an hour-90 mins long. I went there on a Friday around 7:30pm, and waited over an hour. Dress warm cause it's cold! Actors walk around the lines and scare you too! The haunted house itself is great. So many different scenes and they have so much attention to detail. There's also a dark maze and 2 5 min escape room games you can do afterwards.

We planned ahead this year and purchased timed slot tickets for 10:45pm on Saturday, October 28th (the BIG Halloween party night!). Arriving and entering was easy as pie with the VIP/timed upgrade. The general line looked to be approx 45 min wait. I couldn't help but notice the odd lack of "scream zone" activity that I have experienced in years past outside the entrance alley. This activity has always excited and energized the crowd as they await their turn to enter. As always, this haunt's use of hydraulic mechanics to make things pop out at you, really goes a long way! The actors were committed and by now I know to expect the creepy clowns at the end to really lay it in thick and try to get a chase. GT Morgue changes up the fright recipe just enough each year to keep us in our toes and keep us coming back each year while still keeping some of the main installments in place. The way they contort spaces and use shifting floors is unique in keeping the mind at a constant edge, contributing to those extra surprises around each corner. GT Morgue seems to be upping their game too, by bringing in a small donut truck... we didn't try them but it looked delicious. The only real con is that this location is a bit of a dessert in terms of things to do nearby without having to get into a car... but I saw a sign that there is also a tasting room about 5 min walking distance which could be a game changer in future years. Downtown Georgetown is definitely an option however not close enough to walk.

This was a haunted house I have been hearing about for years. Finally made the trip today. Ok so let's talk about the couple down sides before getting on to the really good. First their ticket system and pricing is really overly complicated and frankly expensive. I bought the ticket that said "Sunday ticket" which is a cheaper price apparently only if you bring in cans of food, so we got to the second spot in line, and I had to go back to the ticket booth and pay the difference between the Sunday and general ticket, even though it's Sunday... Second the prices are a little high. A one time vip ticket literally costs as much as HHN at universal studios they could cut it down by 10 bucks and fix the ticket purchase system. Ok with those minor issues aside I will say this, this haunted house is one of the best I have been to in my whole life. Better than 6 outta the 10 at last year's HHN. There were multiple sections with different themes and each made it feel like you were in a whole new house. Also it was a long House, it felt like probably 15-20 min for complete start to finish also the staff was amazing inside and out, I really enjoyed the toxic waste section and the spinning part made me feel like I was literally upside down. I really don't want to say too much and ruin the surprise, but do yourself a favor and give this one a shot.

Tried going the first time on Sunday, October 29th. We got there at 7:05 .... just 5 minutes after "opening" time, but the line was already down the street and around the corner. We waited in line for 2 hours and was about halfway to the front. I convinced my daughter and her friends to come back another night. We went again on November 4th, the final night of the 2023 season. This time, we got there about 1 hour 10 minutes before it opened, and there were about 50 people in line before us. They did start moving the line through the photo booth about 20 minutes before the main doors opened, so that was good. The website said it takes ~15 minutes to make it through the haunted house. In reality, it took 5 minutes ... maybe a little more, but definitely less than 10. If you are looking for a jump scare, you need to be the first person in line for your group. Even with that, you usually catch a glimpse of the actors getting back into position from the previous group. The main theatrics were loud music/noises and flashing lights. Overall, i was disappointed, but fortunately, 4 out of the 5 tickets i had i won from a local radio station. I wouldn't pay to go see it again.

They NEED to figure out their ticketing. The line is way too long. We went on a Saturday evening and the line was 500+ people long. We waited in line for 45 minutes and barely moved. We calculated the rate and it would have taken 4-5 hours to get to the front (and they would be closed by then) so we left. We came back at opening on Sunday hoping it would be less busy. The line was smaller, but we still waited TWO HOURS. The haunted house itself was ok. Nothing extraordinary. But you are packed in like sardines so you see the people ahead of you react to anything scary. They need to sell time slot tickets to control the number of people in line - but surely they don't care about the guest experience, they just want your money.

I'm surprised by all the negative reviews, I went to 3 haunted houses this Halloween season and this one was by far my favorite. Plenty of easy parking across the street and multiple clean porta potties. It was a little more expensive than some of the others, but the quality of the scare was very superior. We went on a weeknight and were in line when they opened and still waited forever, but that was to be expected. I tell my friends that is what makes this a social event as you get so much time to talk while you wait in line, my friend has decided she might start taking dates to these for just this reason. This year was much better than when I had come here many years ago, but the actual differences escape me. I like that they take your picture ahead of time in case you are into that kind of thing, it makes a nice memento for a group event and you have the option to buy prints or digital at the end. There was also a hot dog stand set up near the parking lot since you probably worked up an appetite with all the standing and waiting. The actors going around along the line were entertaining and also helped us pass the time, they were open to photos and conversation. I do scream quite a bit at these things and this one made it hard for me to talk the next day. You do want to make sure you keep an appropriate speed while going thru so you don't get too close to the group in front or behind you. There were many areas where you had to bend down which I had not been expecting, this may be hard for the mobility challenged. There were many cool things and lots of stuff that made me jump. I might try to recruit people to join me for this one again next year.

got the fast pass and it was great! tons of freights very awesome scare actors and effects were great.

Not Worth It. We waited 5 hours exactly to get in. Came at 6:30 pm on a Saturday and got in at 11:30 pm. The line wrapped all around the building to the next like in some of the recent reviews I saw. When we got near the front, we finally saw the sign that said we can upgrade our regular tickets to VIP. Checked the VIP line, it's about as long as where we were standing in the regular line. Should have put the sign in the very back so people would know. My friends and I said it would be worth it if it was scary. Nope, absolutely terrible. I did not scream once and my friend even checked her watch and saw absolutely no change in her heart rate. There were lots of flashing lights and trippy sound/light effects. Those were cool but the actors were not scary. They don't chase you or scare you really. Mostly standing there creepily and sometimes making fast movements. It's EXTREMELY claustrophobic there and smells terrible. honestly, I wouldn't even say it was 10 minutes for the whole thing, possibly 8 minutes tbh, depending on how fast you go, but I went at a regular pace. This place was absolutely overhyped, even if I got VIP it was still not worth it for the experience. A random corn maze I went to last year was 10x better and way more organized. This place should at least sell tickets for certain days or let people choose a timeslot because a 5 hr wait for an 8-minute experience is absolutely ridiculous. So many people left saying it was not worth it while I was walking to the parking lot. I will NOT ever want to go again. This was 100% a money-grab event and would only be scary for little kids. P.S- pic only shows 1 side of line, it wraps around the very end of the building.

We have gone four years to this haunted house. The kids love it. They always change it from year to year. It's really scary. I didn't like this year too much as it was so scary that strangers were grabbing me and we got lost in the haunted house. Definitely not for children.

Best haunted house in have been to!! Excited to go back. Was very thought out and detailed costumes/decorations.

This was the best haunted house I have been to! . It was very scary and the add on clowns were great!

Tip: there's a three hour line at 6:30 PM. Tip: there's a three hour line at 6:30 PM. Was terrifying for those who went in... but expensive! Ended up buying the VIP tickets for an additional ~35 each.

Super scary and very creepy hiding spots. If you want a good scare...then this is the Halloween spot!!

Ridiculous. Got to the line at 9 pm and the line is wrapped around another building. Last time i waited in a line this long was for Funko Pop in LA but it took us 1 hour to get to the front. For this, one hour in and we didnt even get to the corner of the second building it is wrapped around. To give you a visual of how long it was, it was a straight path east of the morgue and wrapped around the building east of the morgue, wrapping around one corner and the end of the line reaching the second corner of the building south of it. To get to the first corner of the building, it took us 2 hours. We asked a security guard why it was taking so long and they said that there are two lines: VIP and regular. VIP takes priority so they go first and then will let general admission go. Unfortunately, the VIP line was as long as general admission. To get a rough estimate of how long you have to stand and wait with general admission, its basically 30 minutes to walk even 6 steps forward. Tons of people were already giving up and left, going and trying for another day. I get your $32 + $3 fee ticket works for any of the days, but for busy people like us, we only had one day to go. So just a heads up, it doesnt matter if you get general admission or a $72 + $3 fee VIP ticket, it sounds like you will still end up waiting for hours. Another review I saw had someone wait in line at 6:30 pm for general admission and didnt get in until 10:30 pm. One positive is they have a food stand at the parking lot so if youre patient enough to wait that long and eat, you dont have to go far. The parking lot is right across the morgue and has tons of space. Overall, I dont see us coming back here again. Waiting in line for hours just to spend about 10 minutes in the haunted morgue doesnt sound worth it to me. Should have limited VIP tickets to make both lines go easier.

Let me start off by saying this is the biggest rip off this Halloween season. What happened to this place? The actors and costumes look awful, the experience inside is completely lack luster. You are over charged for something that isn't even 10 minutes long. All this company wants is your money. Nothing to keep you entertained outside but garbage and a parking lot! Do not waste your time here. The staff couldn't be bothered to make the experience any better. They all sit in the back smelling of substances and just say sorry, no refunds. Do not bring your family here

This year was the first time I got tickets to go to their haunted house. We had returned 3 times and waited 3hours, 2 hours and then 1.5 hours (went an hour before opening a week past Halloween). It's set up so that you can go at any time or date within the range of a month. It would have been better if they had done time slots to manage the line and wait. I am not joking when I say the lines wrapped around 3 blocks with hundreds of people waiting for an attraction that only lasted 10 minutes. I appreciate the amount of detail and effects put into design and costume but this is seriously a money grab for the holidays. Selling as many tickets as possible and letting your customers wait forever is not good way of operating business.

This is NOT your cheesy halloween maze! Takes about 10 minutes to walk through. Pros: Loved the effects, actors, and decor. Friendly Staff. Love how it's designed - lots of ducking and turning corners and themed areas - you don't really know what's coming next! Some areas have very intense strobing. Cons: It's expensive ($30 for your base ticket), and EXTREMELY crowded, very long line (came on a Friday night).

I came to WA to visit family. When I made my journey I had a list of things that I was hoping to do, with no expectations. I found a list of things I should do while in the Seattle area- The Georgetown Morgue was on that list of spooky, haunted and all kinds of fun. We came here on 10/8/2021 and bought our tickets the same day. I LOVE HALLOWEEN I LOVE HAUNTED HOUSES This one did NOT disappoint, worth every penny.

DO NOT GO IN WITH ANOTHER GROUP. If they let you in with another group don't go. If you get scared you'll want to run and the group will be in your way. Mid

Came here the beginning of October. I was happy to see they would be open. I have never done it in past years with actors so I can't compare it to that but I thought it was great. I also really liked the limited people allowed in. Often times when you have a group right in front of you it can take the scare away since you see what's coming. Allowing only one group at a time corrected that. I will say that no one paid attention to the time slots, but going through the line only took around 20 minutes. In the past I have heard it could take over an hr. I don't know what next year holds but I will be back!

Waited two hours to not even reach the block (picture of the line when we actually made it to the block). To many vip tickets being sold at a time so people with normal tickets have to wait 4 hours to get in. Not worth the 8-15 minute experience. The people with vip tickets had a line as long as ours and were waiting slightly less.

Horrible experience and would NEVER recommend... was called profanities by the actors throughout my whole experience. The Facebook page admin had the nerve to message me saying that I'm "downing over one experience" yes? , an experience of which the actors called me names and bullied for no reason? Sounds FUN. Highly DON'T recommend. I've attempted to reach out to management regarding my experience, and they have failed to get back to me.

3 hour wait on a Sunday night but it was worth it! We had a large group so the line was no problem and we split to go into the house. Buying tickets online is the best option and you can even do it from your phone while you wait: they have group options and you can bring cans in for cheaper tickets. The house itself I'd say is a 3/5 on the scary level but it's really the actors that bump it up to a 4, they pop out of nowhere and really make it fun. We were worried they would be tired after 3 hours of scaring but they were great and we had a really fun time. The clown on stilts outside was the best! He chased people around, Makeup was scary and very detailed, all the actors are great but he was a favorite.

Had an absolute blast at the Georgetown Morgue Haunted House!! I've been to many haunted houses and this one was by far the scariest & my fav!! The staff was exceptional and were so good at being spooky! Will definitely be doing back!

The wait if you didn't buy the VIP speed line tickets is literally ridiculous. The line wrapped all the way down hudson street s and then turned right where the street crosses with Colorado ave and then proceeds to go all the way down to where it almost connects with S Dawson st. The event itself only takes 15 minutes... so upgrading the tickets ($75) seemed like the only chance of getting in since they closed at 11:30 and there was noooooo way we were getting in if we stayed in the normal ticket line. The VIP line took almost two hours of standing in line before we got in. The event itself was short, they had cool stuff but nothing I hadn't seen at previous haunted maze/houses I'd been too. The only thing that kept scaring us was these air blower things that randomly would blow air at you. Overall would I say it was worth the money/wait NO. You legit can find the same thing at different haunted maze/houses for cheaper.

Extremely disappointing experience, complete waste of money. My 12 year old daughter and her best friend really wanted to go to a haunted house. Her bff lives out of town so we planned a weekend night around this. We got there at 7pm and the line was basically 3 blocks long. We waited for 5 HOURS and decided to finally leave, so I have no idea what the actual haunted house was like. I can't believe we actually waited that long, but I was determined to give these kids a cool experience. It was actually miserable. It was freezing, and there were only a few port o potties down near the main building so everyone was dipping out of line to go across the street and go to the bathroom in between two old boxcars. The girls were so cold and could barely keep their eyes open and finally asked to leave. I felt like crying when we stepped out of the line, I was so frustrated and could really see the defeat on the girls faces. A whole evening wasted, and we didn't even get the experience I'd payed for. And, OF COURSE, there are no refunds. I do see on the website that I can try to go back on a different night and get in, but, after last nights experience I have no energy or desire to go through that again, not to mention my daughters friend was only in town for one night. The line was so slow moving because, apparently, there is a VIP line that has priority over the common folk, if you are willing to spend more. I'd already spent over $100 on our 3 tickets and, to be honest, that seemed steep considering I already knew the haunted house was going to be a 15 - 20 min experience. I am a single parent and this felt like a big splurge, I definitely was not going to pay more than that. Really got the vibe that this was, as another reviewer called it, a "money grab". I will not be going back and cannot recommend this experience to anyone.

My wife and I went for our 1 year anniversary and it was epic. We bought GA tickets and rolled up to see a well lit lot with plenty of security ensuring no cars were being tampered with. Big shout out for beefing up the security y'all! Next we hit a line that was on par with the Coachella merch tent (2.5~hours) and we asked an employee if we could upgrade our tickets and we were able to scan his hoodie to upgrade our tickets! He walked us through the whole process and was very helpful. As far as the haunt goes I was terrified. I had a nightmare a few nights after that I was being burned alive with a heat gun by a psychotic clown

As someone who hasn't been to a haunted house in a couple years this was so fun! Of course you have to wait outside in line but that's par for the course. I really recommend coming on a Thursday night.The line moved pretty quickly and they even had scare actors roaming around interacting with people waiting in line. Theres also a family/friend deal for Thursdays where tickets for 5 people are $23 each. Before the haunt there is an area to get your photo taken that you can purchase digital and physical copies of ($10 for one $15 for both plus access to the digital copy) Now onto the fun stuff. The haunted house was terrifying! There are strobes and fog machines and sparks flying which are very disorienting and you do have to nearly crawl in some places. There are also parts where you will be squished that have moving parts so if you're claustrophobic it may be too intense. People do chase you and the scare actors aren't supposed to touch you but there are plenty of things popping up or hanging from the ceiling and touching you so it is very much a full body experience. I did see some younger kids go through and I would probably only recommend this for older teens at the earliest as it was a pretty intense experience. Lastly one of my friends joining us found the experience too intense and needed to leave partway through. The scare actor who helped us get to an exit was so nice and we really appreciated their help.

Happy Halloween all my ghouls and ghosts! Last night kicked off our spooky season of thrills at the Georgetown Morgue. I can say my heart is still fluttering from the frights but the biggest scare was the wait time for those without a VIP line. Here's a pro tip, spend the extra $15 to skip the 3 hour wait. Especially if it's raining. The good thing is, once we were in we were rolling! Every corner we turned had a scare that either had me falling to the floor or cowering behind my boyfriend. I have to compare it to the haunted house at Eastern State in Philly (if you have the chance - do it) and although it's smaller with less funding - they did seem to borrow a bunch of the better experiences from their event. Without ruining anything, here are some tips! Watch your head, press on through and seriously, pay the VIP express money or you'll be waiting a long time.

No exaggeration we waited over three hours in a line that barely moved. Eventually gave up and left. They're catering to people who buy the "VIP" package and can jump the line. And of course there's no refunds. I went a few years ago and it was fun but it's become a total joke. They need to limit how many tickets they're selling per night because right now it seems like they're running a scam.

Similar story to many others, the lines are so ridiculous around Halloween that you can literally be in line over 4 hours for a 15 minute attraction. Unless of course you pay extra. Or attend weeks earlier (?). I did get there early when the lines was "only" around the NE corner of the building about 150' and after 2.5 hours we had to give up so my son could go to work. By that time the line was 3X as long. they do stay open all night if needed so everyone can get through but who wants to subject themselves to that hell? I emailed them and offered to not post negative reviews if they would upgrade my wasted tickets to the "fast pass" version but no response. Never going back. They claim to warn you about long lines online but an actual REALISTIC estimate would be a lot more fair. But at least they got my $, right?

10/2/2021 Fantastic haunted house. Lots of scares and fun and friendly staff. I highly recommend it.

While I am a bit disappointed that the haunted house didn't include any view of the original morgue, the haunted house did not disappoint! The makeup, staging and acting was fantastically frightening! Our group of four got VIP tickets and had a short wait outside before we went through... skipping the line was worth the extra money as we had more control over timing (and it goes to a good cause!)

Loved it! Much scarier than the last time I was here (2 years ago). Favorite part was seeing my friends cringing in fear, screaming, ready to wet their pants, the whole time we were in there from start to finish. *Pace yourselves or else you'll catch up to the group to the group in front of you.* It is darker this time around, wish it was longer but all good things must come to an end. Great job yet again guys! I don't know how y'all keep improving but keep it up!

We decided to go on a Sunday night around 8pm thinking there might be less of a rush which was a big no. We arrived and were directed to the parking lot which was free to park and then saw the huge line that was all along the street and wrapped past the end of the building. We asked how long it would take to the parking attendant and he said the line was looking at 1.5hrs YIKES! We decided to come back after an hour and come close to closing thinking the rush might die down but nope even after 9:30pm the line was still standing where we had left it. We then opted for the VIP line experience which got you to the front of the line for $40pp on Sunday and Thursday nights. Regularly VIP tickets are $50 per person the rest of the nights and $25 for regular admission. If you bring 3 cans of food you also get a few dollars off. The experience was amazzzzing and all the rooms and actors were so carefully crafted and decorated with such detail! I especially loved the part where you have to squeeze through the floating water I think it was and there is a witch trying it get you on the sides. Eeeek but definitely a good exhilarating experience. Depending on how fast you walk it will take you about 7-15mins in total to walk through the entire haunted house which is all covered. The waiting line however is only covered closer to the entrance so come prepared with rain boots and jackets. They also had a few food trucks and some fires going where you can get toasty. Overall, I loved the whole experience. It was of course expensive for $40pp for a 10min walk through but if you don't want to wait in the 1.5hr line I would highly suggest VIP because we literally waited only 2mins and were let in right away. They also took our pics with a scary nun lady before entering and were selling pics for $10 each or 2 for $15 which I thought should have been included for VIP tickets since we are already paying so much or at least have a discounted rate. Definitely worth a stop if you're looking for an adrenaline rush.

Giving this attraction 3 stars only because it was kids day and it was really still too dark. We saw several kids walk in and walk right out because they couldn't handle it. When they say "lights on"...know that they mean minimal lights. From the whole experience, I only remember seeing jars which was disappointing. There was also this part in the maze where this hanging cloth was acting as a ceiling but hangs way too low. I mean I'm short AF and it was getting in MY way. And...I know it's held in an actual morgue...but the smell was too real. All I could smell was embalming fluid. Was that intentional or part of the experience? Either way it was creepy AF and made me sick. Good job. We came and went from 2-2:30 and I was shaking by the time we got out. Knowing that you're walking around in a darkened maze in an actual historical morgue was enough to scare the crap out of me. So definitely go for the scare but as for your kiddos...you better bring 3 cans of food so they get in for free cuz if you don't, you will probably lose your money from them not being able to handle it.

A bit short as all haunted houses are. But a great job with the animatronics since they are trying to work around the covid issues. No real actors but still impressive.

Had a lot of fun with friends and family. One of my favorite things to do in Seattle. Great staff

This might be the best haunted house I have ever been through, and I grew up in the mid-west during the 80s (the end of the age of no restrictions) The amount of detail and effort is above and beyond. You'll scream your head off. The walls hug you at one point (and not at all in a good way) floors rise up and down and the toxic sludge flowing around is too real. For an extra scoop of excitement watch Texas chainsaw massacre BEFORE you go. And after if you make it through there is a nice bar next door!

Best haunted house in Seattle!! So creative and well done, they went the extra mile to include more animatronics to accommodate Covid restrictions. Really worth money!

Finally a haunted house that has quality scares. I'm from CA and every haunted house I've been to there is fantastic. Seattle and the Eastside have sub-par versions. This one isn't as great as those in CA, but it's the closest I've found, and I'll be going again next year. Pros: -you can donate blood there and get to the VIP line for regular ticket price -there was a mini escape room that was five minutes at $5 a person -high quality props and scares in the haunted house -all the staff was helpful and polite -someone was directing traffic which was helpful to get to the parking lot -plenty of parking and it's free Cons: -the actors wandering around the line were more annoying than scary. The line was nearly two hours and an actor was scaring people by screeching in their faces. Listening to that for two hours was awful. -the VIP pass does not get you to the front of the line, it gets you to the VIP line... which is still a slow line. It's much faster than the regular line, but the haunted house is not worth $50. -donating blood takes 45 minutes, then the VIP line takes 30 minutes. Some would prefer to just wait in the regular line for the trouble.

Love it!!!! Was literally laughing from the beginning to the end seeing my friends and their dates get scared. Love the decoration. Excellent place for a scaredy-cat. My friend said this was way better than Universal Studios. Wish it was longer. My bro and I look our time enjoying the Haunted house. Was surprised the girls from the next group caught up to my group. They must have been running.

If you're looking to be scared, come to the Georgetown morgue haunted house. During COVID, it's a self-guided tour and there are no scary characters that will jump out at you or chase you, but there are several scary features that will create a rise. Personally, I'm a scaredy-cat, and I was fearful several times during the tour. It took about 20 minutes to get through the haunted house and it was really put together well. There were air blowers that would randomly blow at your body. Dead bodies were hanging upside down everywhere. They had a Saw type room complete with chainsaw effects and half cut up gutted torsos. By the end of the tour, my blood pressure was elevated and I was a bit sweaty. I also had a nightmare the same night! Not recommended for kids under 12

This is a huge rip off! After waiting for 4 hours to get in, we called it quits! We would have had at least another hour of waiting to go inside for a 15 minute attraction. By this time, we were all too tired and sore to care and would not have enjoyed the experience. The event is very poorly controlled as far as over selling tickets and communication as to how long it will take to see the inside of the morgue from any give place in line. We had general admission tickets, but from some investigative snooping (because, obviously we had a TON of time to do that), they combine the VIP line with the general admission line at some point. This is part of the reason why the wait is so long. Not only do they scam you on the general admission tickets, they expect you to pay extra to get into another line if you want to get in faster! WTF? Totally not worth it. Stay home, pop some popcorn, and watch a scary movie. You'll be warm, comfortable, and less irritated.

So fun!! Get your tickets and time online--super easy and your group will be socially distanced from others. It may only take 15 minutes to get through, but it felt longer. We were told it's scarier during normal times when they can have actors in there. I'm not sure I could have handled scarier.

We got there at 6 o'clock on the last day, we got in first. By 7 o'clock there was about a three hour wait. I heard that right before Halloween it was up to five hours. I will say that it was well done but I did not enjoy myself one bit. It was rushed, the people following me around within a inch of my face with chain saws was annoying, I wanted to enjoy the decor more but it was like rushing thru so we didn't get murdered kind of feeling. It wasn't fun. And for whatever reasons the actors were picking on my 9 year old, I thought they'd give him a break being a little kid but no they targeted him. Even the ones outside. It was strange. Most places make it more fun for the younger ones. So don't bring your younger kids, even the ones like mine who are scared of nothing. He felt really disturbed. I just didn't like it and can't believe people really wait 5 hours to get in?!? I won't do it again, maybe if it was more of a walk-through that wasn't being rushed and so we can look at more of the decor. But it's not for me.

I came here on Saturday night with a group of five friends. Parking was plentiful and free but the lines were long. We thankfully had VIP tickets, which we picked up from Costco for more than half off ($39.99 for two as opposed to $43 each at the ticket line)! This place is more hyped up than what its actually worth. Inside, you don't really feel like you are in the morgue. They really try to herd you through quickly so that reduces the scare level; you are constantly being pushed through this narrow long alley with blinding strobe effects and loud noises. There were some elements of surprise but they were not that intense. What would be scary is if you were provided the time to explore around and discover hidden scares in a large expansive space.