Nightmare On Grayson

I want here in 2012 is was really fun and scary at the same time it sad it needed to close it was 5 minutes but it was not your average haunted house like it was really a unique type of haunted house

The only nightmare was the immense level of crapitude. This was the absolute worst haunted house I have ever been to. The lines were absolutely outragous, so we opted for the VIP which would allow us to bypass lines and gain immediate entry. That was the good part. Once my party got to the front of the line, we were handed 3D glasses. Well… my friends were. They stopped short of me and blocked my entry, sending the rest of my group ahead. I told the attendee that i was with the group and I was told «Whatever…you’ll catch up.» Dick. When I was finally admitted into the haunted house, it was well lit and had very few «actors». The sets were cheap looking and the total walkthrough time was barely even 10 minutes. Two words sum it up…
Complete Waste
The good news is that this was it’s last year.

I love the whole haunted house scene. I’ve been going to Nightmare on Grayson for about 8 years now. I love this Haunted House and the new add-​ons they do every year. Not some short show where your in and out in 5 minutes. It will take a good 25 mins to walk this place. My favorite part is walking through the Jason portion of the Haunted House (won’t tell) it is great! Get the girlfriend, wife, or whoever and go check it out. Trust me it will be a good night.

It was a fun time, overall.
The 3d portion was more fun than scary and there were several nice effects in there. I could have done without the Dexter themed section and they should have used more creepy music from Dexter than the theme song.
The rest of the haunted house was fun, looked good and seemed to be fairly well designed.
The majority of the actors were lacking in follow through, they would jump out for the initial startle scare, and then just slink back to their hiding spot instead of actually keeping the scare going.
The queue line system was confusing, and they need to rethink it. It seemed like a good idea, but just not sure it works as well as they hoped.
Definitely a fun time and cheaper than most haunted houses. I say check it out.

My son Ben went to both Grayson Street and 13^th floor, according to him Grayson street was scarier. The only complaint was the wait in line to enter, although he went on the 30^th of October which was a popular time to go. My son is 15 and cracked up at the couple in front of him because the lady was terrified. He would recommend this place to anyone who is looking for an interesting way to spend an October evening.

Well they say that 13^th floor is better. To me there’s nothing scarier than Freddy popping out of a seat on the school bus. You know I would walk to school in middle school bc I was scared Freedy would get me lol this place brings back memories of the old fashion scary freaks…

I have always thought the «haunted house» thing was cheesy. Until, I went to Nightmare on Grayson. Along with two friends, we went to have a cheestastic time and laugh at the obvious masks and horrible makeup. After waiting in line for a bit, we walked into pitch blackness. We all held hands and walked slowly through the mazelike hallways. Things jump out at you and even though rational thought knows that these are actors and they can’t actually hurt you (hello, lawsuit), you are really scared. We had a blast here and it is definitely the way to start the Halloween season.

Ready to freak out and get scared? Then this might be what you’re looking for. Nightmare on Grayson will get you ready for the Halloween spirit. I’ve seen a lot of different and recognizable –and LOVEABLE– characters here (ranging from Jason to Freddy and everyone and everything in between). The lines to get in can get super long though. Also there’s usually either a local DJ or radio station hosting as well as a few vendors and entertainers.