My best regards go out to whomever created that scene.pure eye candy!!!Ĭostumes / Make-up: Were appropriate for the rooms but could have been done up a little more nicely. After we crossed a bridge overlooking the cemetary, we came across a very realistic and detailed hanging head scene. The best room was the attic with various suitcases and trunks as well as a crib. The realistic fireplace and deerhead in the study and the moldy and old clothes in the closet. Props / Special FX: Were amazing! The details of every room were amazing. But when you think of how big the line was outside, the patron flow was pretty good.Īppropriate Ages: 10+ Definitely not recommended for the faint of heart or children. We ran into a lot of groups in chainlink and pitch black but I guess that is the point of mazes. Patron Flow Inside Attraction: Was not as good. I remember we got turned around at one point and ended up back at the end of chainlink! The entire peformance from the Eleventh Hour crew was really stepped up from last year. NO MUD!!! They will get you from around every corner, when you least expect it and even send you in the wrong direction a couple times. They did a much better job than last year. When we got in the pitch black house, the actors were unbelievable (in a good way). There were 'ghouls' really popping out at you in 3d and the monsters in chain link were even more disorienting. When we finally got to the 3d maze, it only got better. Everyone from the study, to the attic, to the boiler room to the cemetary was right on cue. Every actor knew their lines, knew what they had to do and performed exactly according to the room they were in. I won't go into too many details as I would like to leave most of the experience left unsaid for those of you who haven't come yet.Īctor Performance: Was top notch. There was a man and a woman who posed as husband and wife (and might entirely be, I mean what do i know), they had a HYSTERICAL routine/act that was making everyone in the line laugh.
Wait Entertainment: Was excellent when we arrived closer to the box office. There was a huge line outside so it was pretty hard to miss. Visibility/Location: The location was a bit hard to find with mapquest, however I grew up in Elmhurst, so as soon as it let us to the wrong direction, I knew where to take us. Reviewed by: prep (Event Visited: 10/19/07 9:00 pm) Only thing they need to improve is more actors in the maze and house Summary: Worth the 17 dollars if you go a 2nd time you get 2 dollars of if you have the ticket.
But some were very freaky and very good in character wise. THey needed more characters though because i found myself asking are their any more actors in some parts.Ĭostumes / Make-up: Lots of make-up more than maskss. Props / Special FX: The Maze was outstanding I wouldnt get out without the whole group touching the wall and leading us. They do come in your face and say the freakest things. Patron Flow Inside Attraction: Never ran into anyother groups except for the maze and i wouldnt be surpise if any group did that maze was very difficult to get out of.Īppropriate Ages: 13 and higher. Took about 30 -45 minutes.Īctor Performance: The actors were very good in character but their needed more people i think i saw the same guy in maybe 5 parts of the house. Length of Event: Dependes how fast you can get out. Wait Entertainment: Their was one person walking around but only waited about 20 mins and it was very resonable. Visibility/Location: We got the wrong directions going their but its on 2 main roads and you just need to look for a sign and tree nursery. Scare Factor: Very High | Atmosphere: Very Good Reviewed by: coralreefpet (Event Visited: 10/14/07 10:00 pm) Haunted Illinois does not endorse, support, represent, or guarantee the accuracy, truthfulness, or reliability of these reviews.
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