Our first attraction was Down the Rabbit Hole, which we chose hoping for a faster-moving queue. As the first group on, we got swiftly seated, despite the attraction opening about ten minutes late.

We definitely enjoyed the concept of turning this familiar ride into a scare experience, cleverly utilizing the ride’s theme and characters to deliver a spooky overlay. While the idea isn’t original, it works well for this attraction and is a great use of the space.

The actors inside are limited in their interactions, as they are confined behind a roped area. This means they cannot move around freely or get too close to guests. Despite these operational limits, we still enjoyed the additions and were pleasantly surprised by this attraction, making it a decent start to our night.

The Cabinet of Curiosities is hosted inside the Impossible attraction building, cleverly utilizing the existing illusion house to enhance the experience. Entering into a sort of carnival-themed house, we met a ventriloquist who led us through the mirror maze before we encountered a range of crazy characters.

The actors were definitely creepy and provided a great level of story as you wandered around. However, the scares were lackluster; it leaned more toward being story-based and unsettling, keeping with that “Curiosity” title, rather than delivering a run-out-screaming vibe.

This was certainly an interesting attraction that we would like to see them develop, especially since they have such a cool, unique building to use.

The Twisted Tunnels experience is actually the first part of the maze that leads directly into Abyss 2.0, effectively acting as a prequel. It starts outside before taking you into the tunnels and then into the final abyss section.

We enjoyed the attraction; it offered a bit of fun with some scares and story. It wasn’t anything outstanding, but it certainly did its job as a maze. The theming, however, was a little lackluster, and we felt there wasn’t much to it.

The actors were decent and provided a fun journey, starting with a good introduction scene before you headed into the tunnels. Overall, it needs improvement, but it was good as a whole and served its purpose in setting up the Abyss 2.0 concept.