KUBE 93 Haunted House

We absolutely loved this haunted house! We stopped off in Seattle en route to New Orleans for Halloween and saw that the Georgetown Morgue was on the way to our hotel… obviously we had to stop by. The price was a bit steep as compared to what you’d pay back home (Lower Mainland, BC) but we figured that the production value would be really high because everything is bigger and better in America.
Firstly, omg the history of the morgue itself! Crazy… just crazy. Take a minute and read up about that because it’s worth the five minutes of your day.
We didn’t find the lines to be too long — I think we waited, at most, 25 minutes. That’s about on par for similar attractions elsewhere that I’ve been to. And considering you weren’t through the labyrinth in five minutes, in retrospect we had no problem with the delay.
The haunted house itself didn’t disappoint. I had just recently come out of a rather lackluster haunted house back home so anything would have been better than that, but this was really good. There were just enough false walls and effects to give you a good freight. I lost my shit at the clowns… I hate clowns. That’s all I’m going to say about that.
So it was good. Next year, if they do it again, I’d make the three-​hour drive to see it!

I think a long line is to be expected therefore I don’t feel The wait should play any factor into the overall rating especially when if you really can’t wait you can upgrade your tickets. I had a ton of fun and was pretty creeped out. Costumes and make up along with characters were all great. Everyone was super creepy! I would have like it to lasted a little longer but overall was a fun time. Will go back again.

Over priced and all that hype for nothing. Nightmare on 9^th is way better. Georgetown location they make you go in with over 10 people. And with that many people the other group behind us caught up with us because they are too rushed to send people in. There’s no scares when you already see what’s going to happen 8 people ahead of you. Nightmare on 9^th we are allowed to go with only the group we came with and small groups. It was also better made and a longer walk through then this one. Wasn’t worth it at all. Don’t waste your money.

Came here on Halloween night after winning our tickets. Obviously the line was almost two hours long and the house took about 15 – 20 minutes. It was the best single haunted house I’ve ever been inside, with lots of good jump scary and overall creepy atmosphere, but for the price and wait I don’t know if I’d come back. Spending that much time and money for 15 mins of fun is questionable to me. If you got your tickets on sale or don’t mind dropping 21 dollars for 15 minutes of fun, then be my guest

I think it’s not worth the money, obviously 25 dollars to be scared for 7 to 8 mins tops is not the way to go. But we gave it a try.
Obviously the line was extremely long. It was a 2 hour wait! Ridiculous and obviously we had to do the vip tickets instead which is an extra 20 bucks per ticket. A lot of people were unsatisfied because it was too expensive.
Now for the production, I really admired the people who are in character. They really go at it. But it just wasn’t enough for my taste. If I was a high school kid, it probably did the job but it felt short for me.
Overall, paying that much money, I would expect a little more. And sadly no, I will not do this again ever.

Perfect way to spend a monday night prior to Halloween.

We purchased the VIP tickets to avoid waiting in line. The haunted house is genuinely frightening — I was emotionally drained for the rest of the night. I walked out surprised that my voice wasn’t all breaking up from the constant loud screaming. The walk/​attraction is about 15 minutes long, but felt as if I was in there for 45 minutes. The set was well done and elaborate. The actors’ makeup and costumers were realistic and attention to detail was excellent! I’m a huge fan of AMC’s zombie show ‘The Walking Dead’ and this haunted house reminded me of a scene from the Terminus (Season 4/​Season 5).
Just know that this place is not for the faint of heart! We were caught off guard many times, especially since my group was in the very front and we didn’t know what to expect. Also know that the more you react, the more the actors will come chase you around, haha. Usually they’ll send you in with the group of 6 people for you to get the full experience. Sadly I’ve been to haunted houses where we were packed in like sardines and wasn’t as frightening since you could see/​hear where the next scare would occur. Anywho, this place was awesome — it gives you that big adrenaline rush! Check it out, especially if you’re a zombie fan!

This haunt never disappoints! The production is stellar and haunts wait around every corner! We have been going for the last 3 years and am considering going a second time this year! Have no idea if the morbid story behind the morgue is true… but I would like to think so and it def adds to the fright factor! We love you Georgetown Morgue!

Probably one of the more well executed haunted house I have been to with genuinely scary moments. The spooks don’t touch but the haunted house does not have cheesy or very fake looking props. The only problem is that if you return consecutively year to year then you may be familiar with the layout/​sequence of events so it dulls the experience a little. Regardless, it is still an entertaining way to get into Halloween mode.

DONT waste $$! I’ve been to several Halloween events and this takes the prize for let downs. 10 minutes of props! A dozen extras at most are there to scare you inside but I felt very let down scare factor. Carve a Pumpkin & Watch a horror flick would have been a better choice for the night. Snohomish Farms Cornfield maze and Haunted houses has a much better event for this type of event, and far cheaper, and much longer for fright scares

As a fellow haunter, it’s tough to get a good startle out of me, or entertain me. i spend most of my time checking out the set design, makeup, and costuming. This year, the Georgetown Morgue did both! Startle and entertain. As I was there alone, I was paired up with 3 college aged young men. This was the most entertaining part. Watching their reactions to all of the action going on around us! I will definitely be back again!

My experience started off a bit rocky but ended up perfectly frightful.
They were offering a deal on tickets if you bought by a certain date online. When I went to buy these tickets, the discount wasn’t there and so I emailed the manager to discuss.
After two emails and two calls (I’m rather persistent) Deanna returned my call and happily secured my tickets (for the discounted rate) at the ticket booth for when I arrived.
Not only were the tickets there, exactly as expected — she had upgraded our entire party to VIP at no charge. That was a $ 26 savings for EACH ticket purchased.
I’m going to assume here that is was a nice gesture due to my online frustration but again, this was unexpected and so very appreciated.
We went to the front of the line and it took about 15 minutes to get through the house.
I won’t spoil anything here but can tell you it’s scary enough that I sweat through my underwear and held onto my husband like I never have before. No lie.
If you’re claustrophobic or have issues with people (dead actors) getting too close then it’s not for you. They never actually touch you and you’re not allowed to touch them but they get so close you can feel their breath. They will also follow you and chase you so there’s that.
Free parking was a nice surprise and I would go early and on a clear night. The line was crazy long when we thought we had GA tickets and if we were in the rain, it would have been miserable.

I’ve been on a hunt to find the best haunted maze over the last few years, and KUBE 93’s haunted house definitely takes the cake. It beats out LA’s Haunted Hayride and Thousand Oaks’ Reign of Terror, among many others. We had a small group of 3 and made it out to opening weekend for the Flashlight Fright Night. Tickets were only $ 15, and each group is given one small green LED light. The maze is super dark (except certain areas where there’s strobe lights or dim yellow lighting). Stepping into the maze, I did not want to wear the light because that’s exactly what alerts the monsters of your presence. Well, turns out it’s better to hold the light because the monsters know the person holding the light is braver than the person hiding in the back (me!). Overall, the production value on this maze is great, and the scares are heart-​stopping. We had so much fun.

Excellent place ! Lines are long, but worth the wait.
Courteous staff and very reasonable prices

Absolutely amazing venue. Scott and the wonderful people at this haunt know how to scare and make it classy.
No exaggeration, this haunt beats theme park events. Professional quality makeup. Film quality effects. Animatronics and pneumatic scare tools. I don’t scare easily at all and I was hoarse by the end.
The combination of the remarkable team and the second to none sense of kinship has combined to make the best haunt scene I have ever seen. And I’ve traveled the world looking for a good scare.
I was so impressed I readily took up the chance to volunteer when I spoke with Scott. The man is an amazing leader and an exemplary host.
I’ll be going back again. And again!

This place is a pretty cool.
We were a little buzzed going in and it def helped but once your adrenaline is pumping it’s not too bad.
I really like the artistic makeup and costumes that is on display, it was very well made.
My tip is go walk slow and take in all the features.
Very fun but a bit short… would like to see it with 2 floors maybe… next year? :P

Best darn haunted attraction this year so far. moving floors, rolling tunnel and so many frights.

Initially I was confused as to why there are very limited reviews for this attraction. It seems like it does get crowded and a lot of business as the date gets closer to Halloween… so…where are the reviews?! So due to the lack of recent reviews… here goes…
I must admit I was skeptical about this at first. I thought the name itself was cheesy. The «Kube 93 Haunted House: The Morgue». Having a radio station sponsor as part of the name is rather cheesy. I wondered how good could a radio station haunted house be… probably not good at all. If it was just «THE MORGUE… sponsored by KUBE 93 FM»…maybe that would’ve been better.
We decided to visit during their opening weekend, where they have a special promo event called «Flashlight Fright Night.» This was my first time visiting the attraction so this review is primarily for the «Flashlight Fright Night» special event. I am not sure how the attraction is when it is not a flashlight event. I am assuming there are more lights on inside the maze.
Well, for the «Flashlight Fright Night»…they broke us up into small groups of 3 – 4. Our group was 3. The BEST part is that it is a staggered entrance. So each group of 3 would enter… and there would be a huge time gap before the next group of 3. This allowed you to feel completely alone in the maze. There are no other groups in front of you to ruin any surprises or scares.
Before entering the maze, our group of 3 was given one TINY dim red LED light with an elastic band. I attached the light around my pointing index finger. Whoever was in front was in charge of lighting the way.
The maze was extremely dark. It was almost pitch black. The only lighting in there was equivalent to the faint light of the moon. So the only way we could see anything was by pointing the dim red light to find out way. This was awesome!!! We’d point our light at the floor to figure out the path… then raise the light up to scan our surroundings… and BOOM… a FACE… a BODY… something coming at us! Sometimes we were hesitant to point the light upwards for fear that the light would shine on yet another gruesome face! It was THAT dark. You can only see where your light is pointed at.
The maze was very well constructed. I’ve been on plenty of haunted mazes (Universal Studios Halloween Horror Nights, Knott’s Scary Farm, etc.) and this was by far the best one in terms of construction and scare tactic design. Typically, you walk through a maze and it is just a basic maze. For this attraction, you will be forced to duck down and squeeze into small, tight spaces and narrow openings. There are inclines and ramps. There are lots of variations so it does keep things unexpected and exciting. There are lots of corners… and we all know what lurks behind corners in haunted mazes. The walkways are very narrow… which also adds to the fun factor. Once the monsters pop out, there isn’t much room to run away or move to avoid them.
I highly recommend this maze. I might have to return again to see how the maze is when it is not a «Flashlight» event.

I told my classmate I would only do a haunted house if it was scary enough. My friend did her research and found this place. We entered the morgue and were in for a thrill. I think I partially lost my voice from all the screaming. They’ve got dressed up actors coming at you with saws and knives. There are strobe lights and some surprises. This place is good for some screams!

What could be more sinister than a Morgue at night?
One filled with anguished spirits and frenzied fiends and enough blood to start a bank!
Within the Georgetown Morgue you will encounter the Doctor, previous victims under foot and graphic carnage galore while the constant visual and audio assault embraces you in its horror. This haunt has all the latest n greatest the industry has to offer but still relies on ‘human’ interaction for key scares.
It is truly is the best of both worlds.
Note– this event get REALLY busy as the season progresses, so plan accordingly