Slaughter House 2013

Very disappointed. Not scary at all and lasts only 10 minutes or so. First time I felt like I got ripped off at a haunted house. Don’t waste your time or money. Seriously

Cheap Production and worth about $ 10 at the most! Way too much money for a ten minute walk back and forth through this lame attempt at a haunted something. The actors were ok given the props and costumes and makeup they had and there were several actors who truly put the effort into their job. Classic mis-​directions. Trailing. Blending. Corner scares and air cannons are met in this in and out romp. When you get right to it. This is simply amateur with a professional price. Low budget props in a crappy switch back maze. I Paid $ 31.00 for some VIP package to skip the line. My wife and I get there and absolutely nothing says anything about how or where this VIP line begins. In fact, there is hardly anything to let you know your even at this «haunted house». Set in an old warehouse and a line going around the side of the building you think. «Oh cool»; but after standing in line for a bit one begins to feel there is something missing. As Eloquently spoken by another patron.
” I DONT HEAR ANY SCREAMING.“
After standing in line for 40 minutes while one single clown walked around taking pictures w guest and chasing anyone showing weakness. Which was pretty funny, I might admit, and the clown was in a great costume, I take my wife to the front door and ask about this VIP line. Some security guard says. Oh just start a line here pointing to the other side of the door. So now people line up in this line and start trying to buy VIP tickets online apparently not having any tickets at all. A complete cluster. I ask the people in front of me, «do y’all even have tickets?» Knowing this answer already. So I just go around them and I guess the doorman or whoever this guy in plain clothes is, says to me. «You have tickets on your phone?» Yes I do! He takes my phone then proceeds into the door not saying a word to me and I’m like where the hell is he running off with my phone? so I proceed to follow him inside. I don’t know what he did but apparently the etickets were satisfactory. I won’t spoil the rest of this «haunt» for others and I at least respect the owner enough not to tell you about this terrible production plot and sequencing. Finally, one thing is certainly true about what is advertised. YOU WILL BE FREAKED OUT!!! But only because you paid $ 25 + to see this mess.

Very amateur and way overpriced for nothing. There may have been 6 or 7 Gouls that were not done up well at all and most of them were just walking around doing nothing. We were the first group to go in on Sunday night so you would think they would be ready. When we were done and out the back door in 10 minutes and the Gouls followed us out for a cig. break. Uh you just opened 10 minutes ago. We did fright fest at six flags the night before and the kiddy show there was better than this place.

I really wanted to like this haunted house. Being that It was in the heart of Deep Ellum I expected so much more ESPECIALLY for the EXTREMELY OVERPRICED $ 25 ticket!
I was more scared (of my surroundings) on my walk TO the haunted house than the actual haunted house. Had I spent $ 5-​$ 10 on a ticket I wouldn’t be complaining so much. But me and my husband who went with a group of 10 spent $ 25 a head plus $ 5 to park… Sooooo $ 55 later I got 5 minutes of amateur haunted housing I’ve seen a million times before. I mean, I get it… I’m in my 30’s and haunted houses aren’t all that scary… but we want them to be!
I mean… the scariest part was the predictable chainsaw dude that chases you out at the end… and that then that guy even came out and smoked a cigarette out back (where we exit after being chased!) between his groups.
Feeling sad and broke… Happy Halloween!

Did this through groupon. The area has an erie urban essence in itself also reminds me of a mini 6^th street in austin. $ 5 parking if you wanna park close or free if you can find one on the street. The haunted house took about 15−20mins. Some of the Actors were great extra creepy because they follow you. Some were just predictable. All around goooood haunted house on a fun cool trendy street. Worth a visit.

Aweful actors. Props equal in quality to those sold at the 99cent store. $ 48 for two people to waste 15 minutes of their life in utter disappointment. Screw you guys

Very overpriced for what you’re getting. For 24 dollars I expected more than 15 minutes of walking around a maze constructed of cardboard boxes surrounded by employees yelling loudly in party city costumes.
I realize legality makes it difficult to create a good haunted house, but if you’re going for a mediocre experience like Slaughter House, you need to charge 5 dollars for admission, not 24.

I went tonight, and I have to say I walked away very disappointed. I have been to many haunted houses and saw this one on groupon. I couldn’t find many reviews on it, so a group of friends and I decided to try it out. It was short and the production value was poor. I liken it to the neighborhood haunt that was put up in your neighbors garage. But, they did have some promising attributes. I just made a quick list of some of the pros and cons.
Pros:
Good creepy location
Nice ticket taker
They utilized all the space they had
There is 1 animatronic that is GREAT. Its towards the end and it got us so good
Spacing was really good
Cons:
Production value was extremely low
Not many actors
Cheap jumpscares
No real immersion
Too pricey for what I got
The themes seemed like they were just thrown together (It didnt flow well)
A lot of empty rooms
BASICALLY. I would not pay full price for this haunt, but I hope they get improve because they do show potential.

Decent. Go in a small group, no more than 4 at a time to get the full experience. Recommend to get a deal on Living Social and not pay full price, it’s not worth it to pay full price.