The attraction starts the moment you step inside the building after a short queue. Guests are instructed to explore each floor until they reach the attic, then make their way back down to finish up in the basement.

The unique structure of the maze means that each floor hosts different scenes, but the entire building is kept extremely dark and dimly lit. The build is necessarily limited, as the team must install and remove the additions each night to allow the museum to operate during the day. Despite these limitations, the concept they’ve built is really clever, and the fact that it’s hosted inside an already haunted building makes it super scary. Even with their constraints, they provide a top-notch event that we thoroughly enjoy.

The scares inside were relentless. The actors were able to hide flawlessly in the darkness, delivering jump scare after jump scare. The amount of times you’d walk forward and have a creature suddenly appear out of nowhere was absolutely crazy!

The special effects are probably their weakest feature, and we would love to see more creative use of them throughout the attraction in the future.