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We went on a Saturday night. Granted its a weekend, but I was not expecting to wait 2 and a half hours in line to get to the first attraction! $30 a person does seem high. And they shouldn't offer VIP tickets. Just make people wait. After the first three indoor attractions there are two outdoor attractions. We waited another 30 min in line for Infected. And we skipped Backwoods because of another long wait and it was already 1230am!!! We live an hour and a half away! So we left. The attractions were pretty good once you got in, but it's not worth the money and wait time. But the asylum was very good.
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Indy Scream Park isn't just a haunted house...it's 5 haunted attractions, plus a great Midway with games, food, a fortune teller and BEER!! When you come, its not just for an hour or so, but for a whole evening. The haunts are just awesome and quite scary - especially the Backwoods Haunt. Traipsing throught the woods in the dark is scary any day, but add to that creepy backwoods people, scenes and the weird guy who comes up behind you and breaths on your neck. Woooo!! My daughter about jumped out of her skin!I would not recommend this for children or even teens who scare easily, but for the rest of us - its a load of fun. And did I mention the beer???
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I have been to better haunted houses. The Asylum was good and the 3D one was decent but the rest lacked any real scare potential. We paid $80 for two peoplen with vip but I would suggest hannahs haunted acres or nightmare on edgewood. And beware, they serve alcohol and nothing is more annoying than being around a bunch of drinks.
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It was convenient to be able to purchase tickets online, and the extra $6.00 for VIP was definitely worth it. There was no waiting at any of the 5 attractions on a Friday night. From experience, if you get there right when they open, the lines are not as long. The attractions were good and backwoods was our favorite.
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I have family in Ohio and this place lands almost half way between the two — I've been to Anderson a number of times and it was almost never for something as sweet as this (ahem, no offense Anderson University).Anyways, I get why people are all ticked off about some of this stuff. You want top-class and you pay the cash and there are surprises at the door. Read the reviews and the FAQ online, get the fact that there is a charge for parking, and then decide whether or not you want to check it out (if you can find the VIP Pass on their site, you can find the spot it says parking isn't free). Myself? It was well worth it. My wife is huge into this stuff (though she laughs it off, so I don't think we'd be good judges of how scary it was. If you're in the area, support this awesome scream-fest. It's legit.
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I think there should be no vip lines. Because they let 4 vip groups go to 1 regular admission line. We paid 30 dollars apiece to get in and had to wait 1 to 2 hours per event because we didn't pay the extra 10 dollars per person to be able to go ahead of everyone else. To the owners, you need to stop being greedy and allow the public to all be able to stand in one line to get in with one admission price. Its not fair that we had to wait so long. I also don't like the fact that you sell liquor at an event where there are mostly children around to see a bunch of irresponsible adults getting drunk. Where are your morals?? You turned a place which should be good, clean family fun into a true nightmare!!!! Needless to say our family will not be back.......
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One of us lost our voice, 2 of us sounded like geriatric chain smokers, and the last one screamed with too high a pitch to affect their throat at all. Does that sound like a good time? Well, it was for us because we had an awesome time at Indy Screampark. I’m so glad we weren’t disappointed because we drove all the way from Cleveland (over 4 hours) to experience it.You’ll find that once inside, there is fun no matter where you are. Even in the midway area you can be startled by creepy beasties that sneak up and make sure you soil whatever clean underwear you had prior. The best part of the midway area, though, was that we were given the chance to shoot zombies with paintballs. Oh man, we would have paid admission just for the chance to do that one thing. There was no way to stop there though because some of these haunts call to you like some unearthly revenant. They know you will be scared but you just can’t stop yourself anyway.Of all the haunts, a couple friends really like the backwoods, but the 3d overload of Bedlam was amazing. It was such a visual feast that all of us agreed it was at the top or right there near it. I personally enjoyed the asylum because eerie psychological deviants already curl my toes. I thought I was doing ok there until the Tesla tower prop. Best I can say is that you MUST see that one.All in all it was a bang up time. We are all hoping to come back soon with more people and make some new memories to go with the fond ones we’ve already created here. As a note to all you impatient people out there: I stood in line at Disney for HOURS for just one ride. If you are mad because of patience issues, then calm yourself down because the lines here are nowhere near as bad and the wait is so well worth it.
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This was my first time through all the haunts at Indy Scream Park and I have to say this is one of the better haunts I've ever been to and definitely the best in Indiana. Brickmore Asylum is really cool. I've been to Pennhurst Asylum in Philadelphia and Brickmore gets the asylum feel right! The look of the actual built haunt is incredible. You can tell they definitely put a lot of work into this one. Oh and the tesla coil is really really cool!Bedlam 3D is cool looking but not my favorite. I'm blind in one eye so the 3D part doesn't really work for me hahaNachtmahr was my favorite indoor haunt here. The long dark hallways and surprise scares and weird nightmarish rooms really made this one a lot of fun. Infected is basically a long corn maze with an infected military theme. The military tents were really detailed with dead bodies everywhere plus a HUGE flame cannon! Backwoods is by far my absolute favorite! I went through completely by myself (it was opening night and lines were not long). You walk through a completely dark path through the woods. You never know where someone or something will jump out from but you know it will happen. The Midway is the carnival themed attraction that all the haunts are wrapped around. Here you can play games, eat carnival food and drink. All this while roaming monsters sneak up and scare you. Overall I would definitely recommend this place. It is a full night experience. Even if you don't scare easily it is definite worth the trip and price of admission.
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3rd time to Scream park. 5 attractions, 3 inside, 2 outside. We had fast passes, so lines were super fast. All attractions were fun to go through, had some good themes this year. May be scary for some people, I found it funny and had a great time with the 4 other couples we went with. I was startled several times, which is fun. midway had some great sugary treats, such as deep fried twinkies, smores, funnel cakes, corn dogs. Movie characters walk around and freak people out, you can shoot paintballs at zombies and have your tarot cards read. A lot of fun!
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Had an awesome time at Indy Scream Park. In Bedlam, the clowns had my 22 year old daughter cowering in corners. They would block her way through and she would desperately try to get away from them or around them without touching them - too funny. The attractions are quite varied, so something is going to get to you even if you're not scared out of your wits. They're very detailed and there isn't an area in any of them where you suddenly feel like it's not a part of the haunt.We went on a Wednesday night and with VIP passes, all of the attractions were basically a walk-on. And even better, it was dollar beer night! And to anyone who is so appalled that they serve alcohol, get over it. Most adults are capable of having a drink or two without getting drunk, staggering around, and endangering your precious babies. If you're so worried about it, why are you taking them to a haunted house instead of, oh let's say... church?To the person who recommended Hanna Haunted Acres - NO, NO, NO, NO, NO! We went there last week for the first time and it was AWFUL. Slippery mud everywhere (yes, I know they don't control the weather, but would it kill them to throw down some gravel or straw?), port-a-potties sitting in lakes of water with no lights and no hand sanitizer, lame attractions and disinterested staff. Terrible.Finally the price. Go to any single haunted house and the price is going to be $10.00 or more. This has five for under $40.00, even with VIP passes. And if you're too cheap to spring for a VIP pass, don't gripe. It was your decision so accept it.And wave at my group as we pass you by!