The SCAREHOUSE was a fantastic design for 2022 as a scare attraction. Lasting around 15-20 minutes for us, our journey started a little differently how our other visits have gone. For this year, you enter a queue line in the main hub outdoors as usual, before entering the building after a short wait for your photo. From here, you normally start your experience but now, you are batched into a bay for a small period of time before you begin, This prevents all the bottle necks and delays they faced before from everybody entering the event and getting tickets checked! 

Now getting into the maze, we entered through a smoke filled corridor into the attraction and was greeted by a chef who warned us of the master and not to go any further into the museum if we wanted to see another day. From here, we went through numerous stop start scenes which effortlessly came together to put the story of many themes into one. This story came to life with the help of the sets and of course, the actors you came across. The transition between the scare maze sections and show stop scenes were seamless and well timed, making a long lasting, terrifying experience for all. 

The scares provided were top quality and nerve wrecking in many scenes. From some very loud noises to unexpected grabs, they were made sure to get every scream possible. Not one member of the group was safe, with the front getting some short sharp scares whilst the middle got terrorised and the back getting the lurking monsters wanting to never leave! The actors used their spaces well, didn’t hold you back too long with their stories and made this scare maze chilling for all.