The Haunted MinesFear Complex Haunted House [prev. Haunted Mines]HauntMazeReally enjoyed visiting the Haunted Mines/Fear Complex. There was a lot to see and do over the course of the evening and the ability to get little breaks between the different attractions allows you to have a nice mental reset before you do the next attraction.
Evil Reaping: Dark Harvest Corn MazeHeadless HorsemanHauntMazeThe Headless Horseman haunted attraction in upstate New York is EPIC. I had wanted to go for years so I flew to NYC, took the train to Tarrytown, rented a car in Sleepy Hollow (fitting), and then drove the 70 miles to Ulster Park to experience these attractions. It was well worth the trip. On arrival you will find a veritable Halloween village where you can buy snacks and fall themed beverages. There is also shops selling all sorts of cool Halloween knick-knackery. It was awesome. Candy apples, cider and Frito chili pie? Sign me up. Once you make it through the gauntlet of amazing merch and swag you will find the attractions. Start with the Hayride which is a lot of fun. They have hosts on each ride that narrate the action and ours was hilarious. After they hayride just keep knocking out the attractions while taking bathroom and snack breaks as needed.
Crow's Cage MazeHeadless HorsemanHauntMazeHaunted trailThe Headless Horseman haunted attraction in upstate New York is EPIC. I had wanted to go for years so I flew to NYC, took the train to Tarrytown, rented a car in Sleepy Hollow (fitting), and then drove the 70 miles to Ulster Park to experience these attractions. It was well worth the trip. On arrival you will find a veritable Halloween village where you can buy snacks and fall themed beverages. There is also shops selling all sorts of cool Halloween knick-knackery. It was awesome. Candy apples, cider and Frito chili pie? Sign me up. Once you make it through the gauntlet of amazing merch and swag you will find the attractions. Start with the Hayride which is a lot of fun. They have hosts on each ride that narrate the action and ours was hilarious. After they hayride just keep knocking out the attractions while taking bathroom and snack breaks as needed.
Lucy Fear's Circus Side ShowHeadless HorsemanHauntMazeThe Headless Horseman haunted attraction in upstate New York is EPIC. I had wanted to go for years so I flew to NYC, took the train to Tarrytown, rented a car in Sleepy Hollow (fitting), and then drove the 70 miles to Ulster Park to experience these attractions. It was well worth the trip. On arrival you will find a veritable Halloween village where you can buy snacks and fall themed beverages. There is also shops selling all sorts of cool Halloween knick-knackery. It was awesome. Candy apples, cider and Frito chili pie? Sign me up. Once you make it through the gauntlet of amazing merch and swag you will find the attractions. Start with the Hayride which is a lot of fun. They have hosts on each ride that narrate the action and ours was hilarious. After they hayride just keep knocking out the attractions while taking bathroom and snack breaks as needed.
The MazeHundred Acres ManorHauntMazeAnother job well done by Hundred Acres Manor crew! Very large haunted attraction and worth every penny. Actors were a plenty inside and outside of the attractions and will really entertain you. Definitely check this place out!
Twisty's Psychotic NightmareTrail of FearHauntMazeIt has been a few years since we visited as it is a bit of a trek from Oklahoma City but there was a very memorable clown that kept popping up at us throughout the attraction. The maze was pretty lengthy and we had a good time.
Haunted OverdriveHaunted OverdriveHauntMazeHaunted trailThis was a fun Haunted corn maze style attraction to visit. The attraction has its own short film showcasing the Lore and back story of the haunt and explains what you are about to see. The Haunt was really two parts, the first being a leisurely stroll through the realm of the Fae where you can do photo ops and talk to characters while the second is a corn maze with several jump scares. The only thing I feel the corn maze was missing was a hidden Semi-Truck Scare to represent the short films villain.
