Night of Terror

This was so much fun!! We had a group of 15. It was a huge location with lots to do. It kept us entertained for about 3 hours. Good food and treats after the attractions and also had a cute little store for souvenirs!!

I’d rate this place a 5/10. Only reason I’m saying that is because as many times as i complained to the staff about the spacing, there wasn’t any space between groups. It made the experience not scary at all. At Some attractions, there always a staff person to chat up a little bit while the people in front of you walk ahead. Here- they literally let everyone in together. It was a cool place, worth the $50 but I’m def not returning here.

Not a bad experience. Worth the money . Don't wear good shoes . 3 out of 4 attractions were somewhat scary. Not a bad date night . Had fun with my ❤️

The Hayride was pretty well done with all of the props and animatronics. I cannot complain too much about the first part of it. The walk through was awful though. They cattle way too many people through all of the attractions ruining any surprises there could be. Nothing from the walk through was well built or executed properly either. It's not fair to charge for a compromised experience. The line was pretty insane as well. I won't be going back.

VIP tickets are pretty expensive but SOOOO worth it. Me and the family had a great time with zero wait and the lines were crazy long. I would advise you not to wear any good sneakers there it is very dusty with the Fine Dirt that's around but we had a ball and the attractions were awesome if you have the money definitely by the VIP passes

This experience was totally better than we anticipated! Their system was flawless. The scare houses and hayride were excellent, and the added bonus was shooting down some zombies! We Seriously recommend checking this out! Perfect for Halloween!

Such a terrible experience! I've been there every year for more than a decade but this year I was completely crushed. I have a special needs daughter who is high functioning and loves horror movies but she does have some issues with crowds and people in costumes. This year I was able to finally bring her, we were so excited! When we entered and bought tickets I asked the woman what time they closed, she told me after everyone goes through everything. We immediately got in line for the hayride, the line was long and we were hungry but it was okay. The hayride lacked actors, we went through several areas where it was empty and the actors that were there just kinda growled and said boo. Right from there we were directed to another attraction, it was a walk through trail.. it was okay. Then we were directed into a clown house type deal, again it was alright but definitely rushed and it was very crowded so we didn't get to enjoy many of the jump scares. Right from there we were being pushed through to the last attraction. My daughter needed to use the bathroom and she wanted a snack. I talked to the man who put a checks on our wrist band and I explained this to him, he told me to just get in that line when we were finished. I got in the line to get food while my daughter went to the bathroom. When my daughter came back it we were next in line to order food, the woman at the counter was extremely rude to my daughter telling her to decide what she wants. She ordered a chicken fingers and fries, I ordered an order of fries. For some reason my fries only had 9 fries on the small tray and I asked the woman if it was correct and she told me I'm lucky I got what I got. I was appalled. Then we walked over to the line still eating our food, a woman stopped us and asked us we we thought we were going. I said to the last attraction. She told me it was closed for the night. I tried explaining to her that the man said we could get food and go to the bathroom and get back in line, no one informed us it was closing. I asked to speak to a manager or someone and she said "they will tell you the same thing, you're not getting a refund" Embarrassed I started walking away. My daughter was crying. An employee asked if she was okay and I told him what happened and asked him if I could speak to a boss. He walked over and got me another man that was supposed to be the head of security. I told him the situation and he took my name and number and said he would have the big guy call me tomorrow. 3 weeks have passed and no one reached out to me. It's so sad because going on hayrides was a fun activity that I usually wait all year to do and I was so excited to share this with my daughter, such a shame it turned into a horrible night. The workers were always super nice but across the board we seemed to get a nasty attitude from many people and our night was cut short. Definitely went downhill big time!

Loved it The best Way ride I've been too Love all the Animatronics

The Halloween event is first class and entertaining. Recommend going to all the events they offer

Went to christmas drive thru show. 1. 50.00 a car load discount if order online. You need to pay extra if you want to walk around, even if you want questions answered. Wanted to get info on christmas trees wasctold I needed to pay 5.00 to speak with someone, even after I paid for drive thru. Would have to pay to get hot chocolate or sit by the fire, most employees were rude and would not want to.help. I heard several time to go to the v ticket office and get ticket to get answers. I don't mind paying my share, but a family of 4 could easily spend several hundred dollars for one outing. This Was for the CHRISTMAS LIGHT SHOW opening night 11-30-24

Best haunted attraction in the northeast area. They had a bunch of new props. Actors were really in character. I was scared at least 10 times. Happy Halloween!

Always a great time, been going every year Halloween time period. Every year they change up a couple things also and it's always very organized

We have been going to the Creamy Acres Night of Terror for a few years now, at this point they have become the haunted attraction that all others are judged by. The best part about their attraction is the effort they put in during the off season to change it year to year. Both the hayride and walk through houses were completely different from past years, the paint job in "The Playground" area was an amazing effect if you wore the 3D glasses all the way through. *COVID19 was still an ongoing issue during our visit, the team handled special protocols well, allowing space on the hayride, keeping lines as spaced as they could, and separating the walk through groups. The actors in all areas were respectful of the situation and focused on startle scares opposed to getting right in your face as with past years.

What an AWESOME experience. I've been to 10+ Haunted Houses, Night of Terror at Creamy Acres is TOP NOTCH. We purchased the VIP Combo tickets (Haunted House & Paintball). There was a group of 8 of us. We all agreed that the experience was Creepy, Fun & worth the $85. We went Saturday 10/21. There was a line of cars to get into the parking lot, but it moved quickly. If you have a VIP Combo pass w/ paintball YOU DON'T have to stand on the long line. Make sure you go to the right & there's a special window for people w/ those types of passes. First we did the paintball. Each person gets 200 paintballs. You can purchase more for $5 (make sure you bring cash). Then we went on the Haunted Hayride. This was top notch. The animatronics that you see are really Epic! Next up was the Haunted 3D Clown House. That was really creepy. There were 2 other Haunted Houses, one ends with you walking through a room of bubbles. I don't want to give ALL the details but I highly recommend this spot. Extra Note: There are food trucks after you are finished with all the houses. I recommend the fried Oreos. Happy Haunting!

This is my second year coming here for night of terror. This time around I went for the zombie paintball. The lines weren't long at all this time around however, pre covid days this place is totally packed nonstop. The zombie paintball wasn't bad, my only complaints are it was pretty short and you're able to purchase refills for your gun. They don't give you a heads up when you at the end to dump some ammo and use your refill. They don't offer refunds so I lost about $20 in fills cause they were never used which brings me to my next complaint. There's not enough to shoot at. 80% of the experience is getting from shooting spot to the next which involves just a golf cart with a zombie in it driving behind corn stalks following you there. If you're like me and dont waste your paintballs shooting at something you can't really hit you will have lots of paid paintballs left in your gun at the end and a few refill tickets left in your pocket. The other attractions are really good, the haunted hay ride is very long and action-packed. The corn maze is also good. And leaves you feeling fulfilled. $40 will give you access to all the attractions EXCEPT the zombie paintball which is it's own attraction.

Went to creamy aces and it did not disappoint. Made the reservation early and came early, no lines at 6:30 pm on a Saturday, they usually start a bit later. The attractions were great, went a little too fast for the money, in and out in less than an hour for all of the attractions. It was very dark in a lot of places and hard to follow, it was so much fun. This is my third time here and worth the drive to enjoy the attractions.

Group of us went from EHT area, drove an hour. Got there early (6pm, expecting long lines). Had ticket printouts. Lady (employee?) yelling at people getting out of cars "If you already have tickets, just go inside! Dont wait in this line!" Ok, so we breeze right in. Still daylight. Sit around camp fire waiting for sun to set. Multiple employees (EVENT STAFF shirt) walk by. Eventually we wait in line for hay ride, another 45 minutes. Still wondering what we do with our 'tickets'....? Get up to front of line, show 'tickets' to hay ride staff member, and told we need to go out front to the ticket line.... theres two sections.... E-TICKETS, and TICKETS. So we do that, and now the "online" ticket line is approximately 400 people deep. Wait, let me get this straight. You buy a ticket online. You pay a 'convenience' fee (?? For what? letting the electrons take your money?), you use your own printer and ink, just to show up and wait in a line and exchange it for a movie theater looking ticket? Yeah thats about as convenient as walking around with a gerbil up my butt in a crowded public place. Meanwhile, the regular cash TICKET booth had ten people in line. Who buys tickets at the door? Last minute procrastinators and people who want to pay more (because online is usually cheaper, right?). The "I bought a ticket online and printed it out but now I have to stand in this line to exchange my fake ticket for a real ticket" line took over an hour. If I was the manager of this place and I saw the disproportionate amount of people in both lines, I'd start having people go to the other line and have the other ticket booth accommodate. Let's think about it... the more people you have inside.. the more stuff you can sell them, right? Or, you already have their money, who cares?? Finally get back inside... finally wait in line, again, for the hay ride. Looks pretty familiar. Time is now 945pm. Let's recap. Arrived at 610pm. Entered at 620pm. Waited until 720pm to enter hay ride line. OVER TWO HOURS TO GET BACK TO THE SAME SPOT I WAS IN. If you walked past the "I bought a ticket online and printed it out but now I have to stand in this line to exchange my fake ticket for a real ticket" line, you would have heard the tens, dozens, hundreds of people screeching the same confusion... "What?! I have to exchange my ticket for a ticket?" Granted, it's on the fine print. After the fact, I can clearly see that now. There in lies the problem. I put too much trust into the lady walking around in ghost pajamas sipping on her dunkin donuts 60 oz cream with a splash of coffee drink. C'mon, I know better than that. Question everything, read the fine print. Granted, a dozen of the employees that were walking by could have also gave a friendly shout out "If you bought tickets online, make sure you exchange them for (real) tickets!" What would disneyland do?? Had I thought about it some more, I should have just bought up the entire allotment for tickets and scalped them in the parking lot. I could have took cash and handed out some movie theater looking tickets a lot quicker than it took waiting in line. Once inside though, it was decent. Good thing I wasn't paying for parking by the hour. The dutch funnel cake was good. I'd expect nothing less from the PA Dutch. Some of the 'actors' could have used deodorant. Not sure if that was intentional? Monsters are scary and smelly?? The hayride was a lot longer than expected and probably the highlight of the evening. Very entertaining. Glad I'm not paying the electric bill.

This is one of the better haunted attractions around, an we've been to many. We've come here several times over the years and there is usually a coupon or discount available. The lines can get long, and the waiting for any haunted attraction around Halloween can be unpleasant, but it's par for the course. They've really invested in the animatronic scares and the place looks very cool as you make your way through these attractions. Would definitely recommend checking it out.

We had a fun night. First time there on opening night. I just wished it was a little more scarier. Overall it was a great night. No long wait & friendly staffs.

Wow, other reviewers weren't lying about those insanely long lines. Prepare to wait at least an hour in line altogether. After you make it through the massive ticketing line, you'll first be placed on the hayride. Once you're on the hayride there's no breaks, and from there you are pretty much forced to see four attractions one after another. Yes, this means no bathroom breaks. While it's nice to have no lines at this point, it's kind of annoying that they force you to do one after another all in one go. Some people might not see an issue, others like me who need a breather once in a while will. That being said this is pretty good production for a local farm. Keep in mind this is no Pennhurst or Eastern State, but they offer some good thrills here. Their stand out attraction is the Head Hunters section which is totally unique (though perhaps culturally insensitive?) and very well done. Everything else is mostly run of the mill, except their zombie paint ball, which I did not partake in. 30 bucks for six attractions during the Halloween season is not so bad. I wouldn't say it's worth going extremely out of your way for, but if you're in the area this a decent haunted house attraction to visit.

This is, without a doubt, the best haunted attraction I've been to in the area. Located conveniently in the middle of freakin NOWHERE, you're a long way off the beaten path (it's a solid two hour ride from Bridgewater, NJ). However the drive is VERY worth it in terms of both content quality, and quantity. You start on the haunted hayride which is really where this place shines, above any other local haunted attractions. The hayride features live actors, animatronics, music, effects...clearly the place has put some time and effort into it's show (not to mention some money). If I had any complaints at all, it might be that there's a GIGANTIC "come visit our winter hayride" advertisement right in the middle of the hayride....a little strange, but easy enough to get past. Once you finish the hayride, you start the gauntlet that is about 5 back to back haunted houses, each with a different theme....creepy clowns, creepy nurses, headshrinkers etc. Pretty standard haunted house fodder, really. Well done, with LOTS of performers...there's certainly no chance you get through all the haunted houses without interacting at some point...and while the performers seem to be on a pretty strict "no touch" policy, they will certainly make exceptions (my wife is a "make friends with everyone" sort - creepy nurse says "will you be my friend?"...so my wife took her hands and started jumping up and down chanting "new friends, new friends". Yeah...only my wife). The lines are EXCEPTIONALLY long, especially to get onto the hayride right at the beginning - as such I HIGHLY recommend purchasing the VIP pass. I'd say we got through the entire set of attractions in around two hours....meantime the line just to get on the hayride originally was probably around an hour long. It's expensive, but it really does make the evening far more enjoyable. If you have to skip a night at other haunted attractions to do it, it's totally worth it to do so. Any of the local haunts you visit after this will be a disappointment anyway (even including big ones like Terror Behind the Walls in Philly) The parking lot is HUGE, so don't forget where you parked. Bring a flask and use it at your own risk before leaving the parking area. Seriously - don't forget where you parked. You will be wandering around in the middle of nowhere for HOURS. While I'm a bad judge of numbers, I'd say there were a couple thousand cars parked in the open field on any given night.

Wasn't scary at all, I had no idea there was a part with bubbles and it got my boots wet and ruined them. I also felt very rushed by the staff to go through each thing. Won't be going back unless they hire better actors next year and have friendlier staff. I hate giving bad reviews but things don't change if you aren't honest.

In 2014-2015, this place was fantastic. Revisited this year and I was disappointed. Not enough actors and seemed like they are using electronics in place of actors. Hayride is Disney-esque like a previous poster stated. But I didn't pay to be amazed by the scenery of some enchanted land, I paid to GET SCARED. The animatronics are cute... they aren't scary. Maybe frightening for a 5 year old but if teenager+, disappointing...

We get it, the lines are long. 'Tis the season for being spooked..what do you expect? $35 gets you access to ALL SIX attractions! Wear shoes you don't mind getting dirty as you will be walking through dirt, grass and maybe mud. It can become cold at night so layer up, definitely bring a hoodie! Also, there are food and (non-alcoholic) beverages available so bring some extra cash. Unsure if they take cards for food. Yes, the line to buy tickets is long. You can however buy tickets online and expedite the entire line process. They offer upgrades ($60) to get to the front of each attraction line.. not worth it. You might wait 10 mins in line.. not terrible.. there's so much happening that time will fly by. Every year it gets better and scarier. I love it.

Went Sat evening 10/5/19. Groupon has the best deal for Saturday Nights plus you can use Groupon Coupons for an additional 20% off. So the $40 ticket becomes $27. We had a great time with 4 adults and 4 kids (Age ranges 9-13). There's a lot of entertainment and pr plenty of scares. Nothing too over-the-top for the 9-year-old in our group, however, if you have a strong fear of clowns, chainsaws, the dark or confined places this is not the place for you. We did Bates Motel last year - this haunt was a bit more intense and definitely had more entertainment value. The "Ride of Terror" and "The Harvest" (really a combined attraction) were the best of the 4 offered. We had a great time. There were smores, donuts, funnel cakes, french fries, popcorn etc... for sale and a great atmosphere. The only thing that we could complain about was the e-ticket exchange line which took us over an hour to get through despite getting there at opening. Tips: If you aren't using a coupon or Groupon don't buy tix online! The e-ticket exchange line is ridiculously long and moves very slowly plus they charge an additional "convenience" fee online. You are better off buying tix onsite where the "purchase tickets" line is comparatively short. VIP is not necessary and probably only worth it if you are doing zombie paintball as well as the upgrade on the combo tix is not that much more. Suggestions: Creamy Acres folks, please open more e-ticket exchange windows or come up with a better system so customers can purchase tix online and go directly to the attractions without the need to wait in an exchange line... If you are going to charge a convenience fee for e-tickets make it convenient.

We overheard people last year while at Eastern State Penitentiary talk about how Creamy Acres has an even better Halloween tour so we had to check it out. The lines were minimal but it wasn't as scary as I had anticipated. There were a tons of teenagers which was a bit annoying.

Crazy long lines! But this is the best haunted attraction around! Worth the wait in my opinion. The zombies got my brother - another added bonus! Overall well done.

The zombie paintball was a fun thought, but the guns jammed and there were only a couple moving targets. Maybe I only saw one side but the golf cart riding behind cornstalks was not challenging. I had hoped for more targets,moving or not, and guns that launched the paint balls. The hayride was great, scenes were diverse and actors are placed well and engaging. I like how one attraction led to the next, and there was a bubble tunnel at the end of one the attractions which was super fun! The bubbles definitely reminded me of my younger years of frequenting the dance clubs. There were snack venues with beverages and the store was open selling t-shirts. Overall good 1st time experience.

As someone who actually works haunted attractions, I can honestly say that this was one of the best haunts I've been to in a long time. The value (6 attractions for $30) was great. The lines moved fairly quickly for the amount of people that were there. It was very organized in its execution. One attraction led directly into the next. The hayride was fantastic. Lots of jump scares, animatronics, pyro and special effects to go with great actors. The houses were all well-equipped and well-acted too. Lots of places to get food and a nice gift shop as well. A great night of highly-recommended frightening fun.

5 stars... best I've been to so far. I was surprised by a recent review saying the attractions were cramped because I had a totally different experience. I went the last Friday before Halloween and even though there was a long line for tickets I barely had to wait at all once we got in. I was actually annoyed with the people I was going with because a lot of them ended up being very late and didn't even get tickets until just about 10pm when the ticket booths "closed" (but still anyone already in line could get them). I had a ticket a good hour before them and even that was later than I'd wanted to go, but in the end maybe their tardiness worked to our advantage. That's the only reason I can think of for why we literally walked from the ticket booth directly onto the Hayride... no wait... at all. It was a great Hayride. Terrifying? Maybe not, but when are they? It was just really cool. They did some things I'd never seen before, great sets, great animatronics, and just really creative. A unique feature of these attractions is that many of them are right in a row. We got off the hayride, went into the Darkness one, right into the corn maze, and then right into the Tundra. Both the Tundra and the Darkness were pretty short... like honestly if I said 15 (maybe 10?) minutes I'd be pushing it. But you get so much for such a reasonable price that it didn't bother me. And because some of them are short the novelty of TONS OF FOG and Pitch Black doesn't run out. They did some really creepy stuff with things brushing against you and what not to make the attractions really unnerving without getting repetitive. The 3D Evil Fun House (freakiest of them all) and the Slaughter Cave had separate lines. Again we got into Slaughter Cave almost instantaneously and the Fun House was maybe a 7 minute wait at most. Easily the coolest haunted attractions I've been to and by far the most unique. Only downside is they're lacking the whole bonfire social area thing. Like where you can get food at a few different stands, listen to music, sit by the fire. They have a building with some of that... but it's really all about the attractions.

Awesome. Hayride is Disneyesque. Just when you thinks it's over....... well worth the $35 per head!!!!!

My man and I had so much fun on our spooky date night at Creamy Acres last Friday! We arrived around 8pm and the lines for tickets were super long. Luckily, we had purchased ours in advance so the line for pre-purchased tickets was much shorter. There are two ways to go once you have your tickets: get in line for one of two haunted houses or get in line for the haunted hayride, which actually leads you through two or three other attractions once you are off the hayride. We were encouraged to check out the haunted house first, so we got in line for the one on the left. The line took about 20 minutes or so, but the haunted house was pretty awesome. It took longer to walk through than I expected, or maybe it just felt that way because I was terrified and couldn't wait to get out of it! Next up was the hayride, which was a significantly longer wait time. We probably waited for about 45 minutes to finally board the ride. I was extremely impressed with the ride - for a farm in South Jersey, they really had some amazing special effects and set designs. Totally worth the wait, especially considering the fact that the ride was followed up with a haunted corn maze (which me managed to escape from quickly) and another haunted house, plus a strange but cool haunted rain forest type thing. After all of the screaming, we stopped by the snack bar and enjoyed hot apple cider and a pumpkin donut - just $1 each! VIP tickets allow you to skip the lines but they cost twice as much as regular tickets. My advice would be to go on a weeknight, if possible, to avoid long waits in line. Great night out and would definitely go again.

Fright Review Squad attended Creamy Acres Night of Terror on their second night of the 2018 haunt season! Across the board at Creamy Acres they were definitely short handed on actors although this has been a common theme at haunts over the past few seasons. For the most part the actors possessed quality makeup and costume but there were some actors with what seemed like very rushed makeup. We definitely feel Creamy Acres would be suitable for the entire family. Yes the attractions possess some pretty high startle scares at times but these are scattered throughout. In our eyes, the set design, props and animatronics alone are enough to warrant a visit to Creamy Acres. During the 2017 haunt season Creamy Acres nailed it and blew us away. We came into this season expecting the same experience but unfortunately we felt they didn't quite meet our expectations. If the actors across the board step up their game, especially in The Harvest, Creamy Acres could definitely return to form. In our eyes we do credit some of these inconsistencies to opening weekend kinks so hopefully the experience improves as the season progresses. Creamy Acres certainly has the potential to be a top haunt in our coverage area (PA, MD, NJ and DE) but they didn't quite deliver that top notch experience that we had hoped for. Either way, if you've never visited Creamy Acres Night of Terror before it is certainly still worth a visit.

Definitely one of the better haunted attractions in the area. If you haven't been here yet definitely take the trip over and give it a chance. They also have food trucks at the end for a quick bite.

Let's start with the positives: The environment of this place is great. It's an expansive farm that's pretty secluded which makes it ideal for a haunt. The price was also great. Bought the tickets online and paid $30. For six attractions that's absolutely amazing. The design was also amazing. The animatronics were the best I've ever seen at a haunt. They also really used the land well in a lot of the design elements. Now the negative: some of the poorest line management I've ever seen at a haunt. We were essentially pushed through in fairly large groups immediately from one attraction to the next. This cuts back on the experience so much that I have to give them three stars. I'm sure I'm not the only one who would rather wait in some lines versus being herded like cattle. In conclusion: would I go again? No. Not unless I know for sure they solved their line problem. However it's worth going to once if you're fairly close by just for how cool the design is.

If you are going to do this haunted house, definitely consider buying VIP tickets online if you want to avoid going home frustrated. The ticket lines are very long. The wait for the hayride was over two hours and we had to go through the hayride to get to three of the other attractions. I got in line around 8:30 and it was past 10:30 when I got to the front of the line. By the time I was on the hayride, it was late and I was exhausted and just wanted to get everything else over with. I was personally a little disappointed in the attractions themselves, but I think I might be very biased because of the wait, so I'll add what I think are the pros and cons. Pros: - Great, creepy location - Large area - Good online discounts - Many attractions - Food trucks on site - The props and decorations were elaborate and it's easy to tell that there was a lot of time and care put into them. Cons: - Poor execution of special effects and lighting. - There wasn't a ton of effort put into the costumes. Most of them were regular clothes with some blood stains. - Themes weren't really making sense in the attraction. - Way too many people to make the atmosphere scary - The area was so large that it felt like there weren't enough actors for each attraction - The transitions between the haunted houses were a little awkward - It was confusing to know where to go in the beginning.

Not just a Ride of Terror - this is a full NIGHT of Terror. (I believe that's the official name). $35 gets you access to 6 attractions including four walkthrough houses, a haunted hay ride, and a corn maze. I'd put this place above average for a large haunted attraction. Pretty par for the course in that it's not scary, but fun and well put together. The lines get long on weekends and there's a lot to do, so be prepared to spend a whole night here. We went on a Saturday night in mid-Octobter and were there from about 7:30 to 11:30. Clearly this is probably about as crowded as it gets, but be prepared to wait some. The line to get tickets took about 20 minutes, and the lines for the first two attractions we did (3D Funhouse and pirates house) were about a 10-15 min wait each. The hay ride was a looooong slow line out in the cold, seemed about 45 min. After that you get funneled along through the corn maze and other houses, so it went quickly. The hay ride was probably my favorite, with lots of cool props and scenes along the way. Some were sort of strange, like the chainsaw wielding monster and biohazard-slash-rave, but fun. The pyrotechnics added some warmth to an otherwise chilly ride. The 3D funhouse complete with glasses and lots of scary clowns was fun too - lots of neon and weird circus music. The pirates walk-through was reminscent of the Disney ride, with animatronic pirate skeletons. The walk through the darkness (forget their name for it) and the Arctic Tundra are skip-able, but they came right after the hay ride with minimal wait so it was worth it to walk through. If you get hungry between all the fun, there's plenty to eat here. Snack bar with hot dogs, pizza, snacks - even baked potatoes! Tables of baked goods, funnel cake and fries stand, and the Creamy Acres country store with some snacks provided additional food. I think we stopped to eat after every attraction (probably another reason why we took so long to do everything). Note: the bathroom situation isn't ideal. They had about 6 porta-potties, and the line stretched almost to the parking lot... a good 10-15 minute wait. Less crowded times probably wouldn't be as bad. All in all, I'd definitely recommend Night of Terror for a fun time. My friend who went to about 6 places last Halloween declared this as his favorite. I especially enjoy haunted attractions on farms - hay rides, corn fields, scary looking tractors - and this didn't disappoint. Well worth it!

Well unfortunately, this won't be a good review . Let me start of with the good ,by saying , the attractions are elaborate. Great Artistry. A lot is going on with the animatronics & set design . However , for the 25th anniversary and the price ; I was a bit disappointed. I will also say, I was very pleased to see Night of Terror in operation considering Covid-. That's a big thumbs up. . But,..... this year~ The rides were just lacking luster . It was Halloween tonight and the full moon. I felt like it was just a lot of just ,walking and riding thru with NO REAL ENERGY or commitment from The actors. They just weren't fully in the game . I haven't been in here in a few years but every time I have been before ,there has been more liven- person scaring & excitement . I came all the way from California to enjoy this experience this year and was glad to see the haunt open. I just don't think it was worth the money this year . Seems like we are paying$$ more -and getting less . :(

We've been making the rounds of the haunts this year and well, this place gets my top rating! For 30 bucks (25 with a 5 dollar off coupon which is what we got) you get a haunted hay ride, plus 4 walk through attractions and a corn maze! They really do it up and it is more than worth the drive from Philly. Go in a group. You will need friends to hold onto! I am not kidding! They do a great job, and while ghouls don't scare me a whole lot, getting lost in the dark and feeling like I am trapped in the walls sure does! That was an effect in one of the walk through attractions. I kept saying "Breathe slowly and keep walking!" If you are claustrophobic, that will do you in! If you are epileptic, claustrophobic, or suffer from vertigo some of these walk throughs are not for you. Wear OLD CLOTHES! Trust me on this! We got covered in foam - twice! We were also blasted with water (like it was urine. Don't ask!!) and just got a total mess in general. And then I got dirt in my pants because I laid down in a coffin. Yes, you read that right. I won't go so far as to say it was terrifying, but I was genuinely startled many times and screamed more than once! Clowns, man. Those clowns were a HOT MESS! :-P Some other things, too. All in all, this was the best haunt I have been to in years. :-)

We heard great reviews on this place from a friend and decided to take a 90 minute ride to see for ourselves. The High Points: ---The hayride was the BEST hay ride we have ever been on. It was the first attraction you go on and it was incredible. There was huge animatronics that we were all in awe over and TONS of actors. As soon as you thought there couldn't be anymore actors--there were. I actually screamed a few times. They put a LOT of work into the hayride. The only odd part? A huge pirate ship of slutty pirates? Kinda out of nowhere for a haunted hayride! LOL ---The actors were ALWAYS in character. We didn't see one dud actor the entire night. ( and we encountered hundreds) The Low Points: ---6 Attractions? I think not. The frozen tundra was this biggest joke we ever saw. It was basically the side of a shed. I don't call that an attraction. Handymen were fixing things inside. It was just awful. So I would say--consider this a 5 attraction place. ---Every attraction was SO short. By the time you got in, got into it, it was already over. Most attractions were less than ten minutes. ---THE WORST PART ABOUT THE ENTIRE PLACE?? They pack you into these attractions. They barely space you out and if they do, its only by a few seconds. Each attraction was basically ruined because after waiting 30 minutes in line, then you had to walk .0004 mph through the attraction bumping into people and it really ruined the whole experience for us. At times I felt claustraphic because we were so tightly scammed in the attractions. We couldn't experience anything as a group at all. Ugh, makes me mad just thinking about it. Actors - A+ Hayride - A+ Attractions- C ( too short and too crammed!!!!) Timing and Lines: D (way too scammed in the attractions)

I've been going to The Night of Terror every year for about 4 years. And it always turns out to be the best haunted experience out of all the haunted attractions I go to every Halloween season. I do recommend the VIP pass, sometimes the wait is very long to get in some of the attractions but it's totally worth it!

This review is specifically for the Haunted Paintball Hayride. ------- It was a novel idea, but poorly executed. They said that we get approximately 250 rounds, but I used up nowhere near that number before my gun went empty. (Unless approximately 250 rounds with a plus-minus 200 margin?) Barring that, the whole thing was extremely lame. There were maybe seven live targets (on one side), none of them were in character. I get it, it sucks to be the dude being shot at by twenty-five paintball guns, but I don't think I'm asking for too much if they at least appeared threatening to us (which is the idea of a zombie invasion after all). Some were just standing there as if telling us to just go ahead and let them have it. Several were dancing to "Thriller." Nothing wrong with that on any other context but this. When we stopped briefly, I thought this was the halfway point that was mentioned at the start of the ride, but turns out, the thing's already over. I got out of the ride with a big "That's it?" plastered on my face. I don't think I'll be coming back to even try the others.

What really makes this place great is the expansiveness of the attractions. Each one is elaborate, and feels top-notch for a haunted place. From the many colossal animatronics on the hayride to the buildings themselves, there is pride put into the quality of this. This place absolutely transforms for Halloween. For $30 I don't really see a reason to complain. On a Thursday night we got to do every attraction without waiting, which was a fun experience that let us meet every actor. Although this is the first time in years I wasn't scared by a Halloween attraction, the quality here is relatively great. Though it's not the creepiest or otherwise scariest, I concur that they do have the best hayride in the tri-state in terms of production values. Bates Motel is close behind, although theirs may be creepier. The only downside is the paintball could be cheaper. For $25 my gun jammed with two minutes left and plenty of ammo: not enough time for the crew to fix it. I feel I wasted money on this so I'm deducting a star for that. Overall, the main attractions themselves are a great value.

This is a really great attraction for halloween. Buy your tickets online to save yourself from the purchasing line. Also, take old shoes that you don't mind getting dusty as the entire trail is dirt. And sometimes mud. This attraction is so well organized and the actors are all great. I haven't gone in a while being I was really scared last time I visited. My only complaint is most of your time there is spent waiting in lines. Make sure you come with that in mind otherwise you will be very disappointed. My favorite attraction was the hayride and the "visitors". No need to spoil your first time.

One of the best haunted attractions I ever saw. I watched this place go from nothing in the early 90s to a huge buffet of haunted scary entertaining stuff over the years. Very well done and family friendly. They offer pretty decent deals on all tickets and even have great package deals. The parking isn't too bad and the place is kept nice and clean. Most of all this place lets your imagination run wild weather it's the hayride, corn field maze or the evil clown fun house, you just can't beat it. Best of luck to these people (The Ambrusters). They know what they are doing and they know it good!

I'm going to keep this as brief as possible. This is actually several haunted attractions in one. The hayride is long and takes you through many "sets" each with their own theme. All are top notch..the hyrdraulic/pyrotechnic/mechanical monsters are all theme park quality. It is really a professional production. Many actors pop out and ride along with you. It's seriously as good as any theme park...after the hayride there are several "buildings" to travel through. They all , again, have their own theme and sub themes... Some are very dark and even claustrophobic. I would say the 3d clown house was the craziest thing I've ever been in...a maze of twisted carnival themes rooms with zombie clowns around every corner.... Long story short...this is top tier and the best haunted attraction I've ever been to. Eastern State Terror Behind the Walls is good but this is great...I went the first week in November so the line was non-existant. I suspect with lines it may not be as amazing...the staff is totally pro, police are on site, and bathrooms/food are a plenty. Overall, this type of thing makes me proud to be an American.

Went on a cold, windy Saturday night with my boyfriend and we had such a fun time! We pulled in to the parking lot and it was jam packed. We had to wait in line to get tickets and a long line for the hayride (over an hour) but it was worth it! The food and drinks were very inexpensive ($1 for hot chocolate and hot cider) so that held us over as we waited in line. The hayride was a nice warmup to the haunted maze and lots of haunted houses because each attraction got gradually scarier. There were some really cool animatronics on the hayride and in the haunted houses. There were some really scary rooms in the haunted houses with great actors (ex. room filled with coffins and people popping out!). Overall we just had a great night!

Went here for halloween night. It was a good time but not the greatest. We got the VIP tickets so we finished all 7 attractions including the paintball zombie hayride in like 2 hours. Everything leads into eachother and it felt rushed. The paintball zombie hayride was great, I loved that they played music during it and that the actors actually stayed out in the open to be shot at. After that we went on the actual hayride, and that was the best part of the night. The animations and scenery was amazing, you can tell a lot of work and money was put into it. After that the night went down hill. We were just zooming through everything in a matter of minutes, they kept letting too many people in so the scare affect was lost in many aspects. Plus, it wasn't super scary to begin with. At the end of the night, I didn't feel as fulfilled as I had hoped. It was a good night, but I don't think I will be coming back.

Freaking AMAZING !! This is a must go to during the Halloween season! At first I was a little iffy about going to this place because of the mixed reviews I have been told by a couple of friends, but you are the only one that can judge and decide that for yourself. Anyways.. I have been to a few haunted houses and I have yet to see something like this. Finally, I got the good scare experience I have been searching for. One thing I absolutely can not stand is going to a haunted house that I do not jump at least 1 time and boy, did I jump at this one. I had just moved to the area and was a little nervous about the drive ( I don't know my way around) but they did an awesome job with signs to get to the place. As for lines... yea go with the VIP on a busy night. As soon as I got there I knew I would be waiting on the line forever if I chose to stick with the general admission... Trust your gut! Overall, the place itself is a farm so if it just rained wear shoes you do not mind getting dirty other then I can not complain. Very well organized so you know exactly how to get around the attractions. Lastly, the characters are Great! These people know exactly how to scare you but also respect boundaries at the same time.

Went here on a Friday night with some friends. We got there around 7:30 having already purchased our tickets online and it seemed like the perfect time to arrive. $35 for 6 attractions can't be beat even if they were just mediocre which they were not. We started off with the hayride which was a tractor ride as there was no hay, the ride itself was not too scary a couple times i jumped it was definitely the perfect place to start as it go progressively more and more scary through each attraction. Luckily there were no lines until we got to the last and scariest which was the Haunted house. It was terrifying but fun all at the same time.

Solid series of Haunted Houses and Halloween type activity on a farm for families, was much more enjoyable than Bates Motel. VIP tickets is a must as long lines can get to be a hassle. I won't give away any of the details, but the hayride was probably the best out of many of the haunted houses in the tri-state are that we have sampled. More importantly everyone got a seat on a bale of hay and you didn't have to sit cramped on the floor. Some of the 6 events felt rushed, but in general the haunted house is age appropriate for anyone 15 or under. While I'm well above that age I still had fun. This is a must try if you like haunted houses and have been to them all. If you had only one haunted house to go to for the year, Corner of Chaos has the best theatrics for farm-based haunts in the Philly, NJ, NY area and is the obvious choice. However Night of Terror wasn't bad at all. Especially the House of Clowns and the Hayride which easily rivals Bates Motel. Eastern State Penn is still the best show in town...

Went here last night took my daughter and friends who were 12 it was great. I was there years ago and liked how they switched around how you board the hayride and go right to each attraction one after another. We got there at 6 when ticket booth opened , waited an hour in line for hayride because we had to wait for it to get dark and got through all 6 attractions in an hour. Loved all the details and how big a lot of the mechanical things are now .Workers are great and really into they're roles. Some of the rooms I had to stop and look around because all the fine details were amazing. Only think I didn't like was the dark hallway having to push through the air walls! I had an opening weekend coupon for $10 off a regular priced $30 ticket too.

The lines are ridiculous on a Saturday night there were only two ticket windows open with hundreds in line. We got at the ticket window at 8:00 and we did not get to the window until 9:20, then we waited in line again until 10:50 before we reached the hayride. Also the lines are suppose to be smoke free there were people smoking cigars, cigarettes, vaping, and smoking dope. The attractions are ok but a lot of people he same old stuff.

I've been to Night of Terror two years in a row and will have no problem returning in the future. For $30 this is a great night out with many attractions. You are funneled through the different attractions. (When you finish one, you are at the start of another) There is one section where it gets backed up and without giving anything away, that's my least favorite area. It's definitely foggy and can be hard to breathe at times. The hayride has so much to look at and such detailed scenes. While I didn't find it scary, it was definitely entertaining.

Get ready for lots of waiting! We went on a Friday night around 8:30, the line to get tickets was over an hour, then you wait another hour to get into an attraction. Also, there are hundreds of people there, which makes it hard to create a scary atmosphere. All the attractions were not that scary and a little rushed, plus you're walking into the people in front of you. $30 is not bad for 6 attractions, and i'm sure some people would like it! There were a couple of jumpy things, but overall...go to eastern state penitentiary!

Never been to a haunted attraction and was completely terrified. We basically went through the event backwards making things less scarier as we went on. *spoiler Alert* The 3D fun house was definitely the scariest so much I cried from all the clowns, tight, dark spaces and hot creepy breath on my neck from the actors jumping at you and running towards you all at random. Overall definitely worth $30

I've been to TONS of haunted attractions and I heard about this one thru Travel Channel as one of the best so my friends and I decided to try it. It took about an hour to get there. It was $30 for all 6 attractions and you have to buy ALL 6. Everything is handmade... 500 to 800 hours per prop. We waited about 40 minutes to get our tickets. Then we started with the two walk-throughs. We waited about 20 minutes each before we went inside. They were a decent size. However, they sent way too many people in at once. I loved the Bubble Room... so different. Every room had great theming and excellent props and use of them. You never knew what was real and it wasn't just some characters roaming around - everyone had a place. After that we decided to get something to eat... I got a pumpkin donut and hot chocolate for $2 total! It tasted good and you can never find cheap food like that at events like this. Next was the Hayride. It was FANTASTIC! Mostly props were used, a few people inside the hayride but mostly just props. The props were INSANE! My favorite was the T-Rex just because I'm a lover of Dinosaurs. After the hayride you had the last three haunted walk-throughs. They were all good but this was extremely face paced and they just wanted you in & out. As stated, the only downside is that they needed to put less people in at one time and if they did that... 100% best haunted attraction and can't be beat. Regardless, I highly highly highly recommend this place and will be coming back for sure with everyone I know.