Fright Nights

Love this place been going for over 5 years and I’ve also worked with them. Great place & people

Horrible. You wait in lines the entire time. Wasted $ 20 because they wouldn’t let us into the last crappy haunted house which we waited in line an extra hour to get the fast passes for. Please take my lost time and $ as your gain and SKIP IT! Did not get scared ONCE.

This place is weak! For one I’d like to start by saying. GET SOME DAMN ORGANIZATION PEOPLE. Some simple signs alone can help a great deal. So while waiting in the parking line to get in on Southern blvd. It was a constant struggle to keep other cars from cutting you after waiting so long. The few fights that happened while waiting to get in was entertaining though. Far better than the attraction.
Next and very important is: Tobacco Free Florida is plastered all over the place. Which I fully support. This place does not (All your smokers are making a grave decision to smoke and will die suffering) I myself do not choose to die a miserable death from other people killing themselves so therefore the «Tobacco Free Florida police» should enforce their statement But they don’t it’s all just a gimmick.
While waiting in the ridiculous lines I will get to in a second it was a constant battle to breath some fresh oxygen because of all the people smoking and getting cancer in such a tight line. Then lets not forget the arguments I had to get in with these losers telling them there are thousands of children here that they are hurting, but we all know how ignorant South Floriduh is.
In South Florida, you can’t say anything to anyone without a fight. So Enough of that BS have fun dying smokers.
Now once you get to the gates of the park to get in after waiting forever with my printed out ticket I go to get in and some guy working there was being a real AHole saying you can’t go in this line with that ticket blah blah. After telling this guy to calm down I went up anyways and they told me nope you have to go wait in the printed from the internet tickets line! WTF Really!
So I leave the lines that no people are in at all to go stand in a line with my fast access ticket. ugh. (Mine wasn’t groupon but its the same line)
So we finally make it in and it is just a mess of stuff. No signs or anything. So you just go roaming and start following people and you eventually find the haunted houses (and I use that term loosely), or actually should I say you find the lines to the haunted houses.
These were utterly ridiculous! It might not of been so bad if Tobacco free Florida was tobacco free… umm actually yeah it would have.
So finally get to the front of the line on one of the houses I don’t remember which one it was and I don’t really care. Some of the sets were pretty nice looking but nothing special. The actors all did the same thing over and over and it was very predictable. Jump out scream they run to another room (that you see them going to then they jump out scream again at you.
I figured ya know there’s an hour and half left before closing I might be able to make it thru another line. I was ready to leave but figured I’d driven so far out there I’ll give it another shot.
While waiting in this line I got into an argument with someone as he was trying to buy beer for himself and his annoying girls (there are beer sellers right in line yes) so he was holding his arms up blocking the line from moving. Dude says «oh no we are getting beer» I told him your beer don’t concern me or the line yo can catch up and pushed his arms down. Supposedly Tobacco Free Florida but it’s cool to get belligerent drunk while waiting in line with thousands of children.
I was so bored out of my mind and tired from waiting that I barely even paid attention to the last house. I think it was some military stuff or something which had a few nice props until well it kinda didn’t and got really bare towards the end where you just then emerge outside and say was that it?
We got outta there and bee lined for the exit. On the way out I figured I’d hit up that ride that goes up and spins you all over in the air etc, didn’t pay attention to the name as it will be a different name next time around anyhow. Then I saw the size of the line going to it and thought against it, I would normally have waiting for a ride as they move faster but I was waited out and left in a hurry.
One the way out I did happen to find $.75 cents on the ground which is not much but did help me recoup some of the money I wasted on this place.
So if my opinion matters to you, I would skip this place. I read reviews online suggesting to go on a Thursday which I did. I cannot imagine it on a weekend night. Will probably be an easy 2 hour wait for the houses.
So if you like waiting, waiting, a little bit more waiting then you this is right up your alley. I do not recommend this place but if you do decide to go the small bit of advice I can give you other than Don’t go, would be to find a spot to park off site and walk into the fair grounds or take a taxi and get out at the street or get dropped off. That will cut your waiting down at least an hour.
Oh one more note of advice, If you got a groupon for this don’t think you got anything special, thousands of other people got the same deal and will be waiting too. Save your money stay home and watch Charlie Browns Pumpkin patch. FAIL!

Great haunt, with a great fair atmosphere. People are complaining about the rides? Where else are you going to go to get a haunted house fair ground experience? Get out of here. There are only a few good haunts in the county and this is one. We went on an off night, which was better, less lines. The acting was great, and the sets were great. Some have too high expectations and love to leave nasty reviews. If you want to spend 200 $ per person to drive to orlando, then go for it, but this is worth every penny.

We had an OK time last year, but this year our experience was awful. We paid $ 30 each to get in, and were told at the front gate we had to buy our r.i.p passes once we got in. We bought the r.i.p passes the first thing. There was only 1 ticket booth open to buy them and the line took at least 20 minutes. We were shocked to find out you had to pay $ 5 for each of the four haunted houses to get an Express Pass. The workers there had to click about 49 clicks to purchase two simple passes. There were no signs to show the r.i.p entrance once into the house area. The houses were very understaffed, and most of the workers just stood there and stared at you as you walked by instead of actively trying to scare you. Most of the staged rooms were just full of junk and fake zombies, without any workers involved or scares at all. We feel very duped to have spent $ 50 each for for crappie haunted houses. And even though we bought express passes for all four houses, we still stood in line at least 15 minutes for each house in the Express line. We saw people in front of us the bought express passes and still gave up and left. Be prepared to smell smokers both in front of you and beyond you in all the lines. We also heard that the people that didn’t buy express passes waited at least 45 minutes for each line. What a waste.

Fright nights is always a lot of fun! We go every year and always have a blast! Definitely worth the time and money!

It’s more than just haunted mazes — it’s rides, entertainment and music. The makeup was amazing, and the scares were phenomenal! It’s hard to scare me, but I jumped several times, and had a lot of fun with my family. The employees are very nice, and friendly, even the monsters have a sense of humor. Lots of fun overall, they change the themes each season so I look forward to going every year!

This place was pretty cool I came here with a friend last year for the first time. It’s kind of like a fair with some haunted houses sprinkled in their overall a pretty good time and decent prices on beer. It’s basically the poor man’s version of Halloween Horror Nights in Orlando lol.

age group and demographic highly play a role on the amount I stars this place receives for reviews. Personally, I would’ve rated it at 1 star, but just because I didn’t love it, doesn’t mean 8 – 17 year olds won’t love it. The midway is tiny, probably the equivalent of a high school track filled with attractions. The haunted houses while decent, where tamed and lines where obnoxious (again, 13 years old and with a group of friends, the time might be well spent). Not for adults and small children, but definitely worth it for teens.

Worst fright nights ever! They had us park near yesteryear village, but they did not have that gate open. We had to wait at least a half hour for them to staff this entrance. Once we were finally in fright nights we got to go on one ride and then waited over 2 hours for one haunted house?! Only like 7 rides this year and no Midway games?! NO FRESH COTTON CANDY (only the kind you can buy at Publix!), boiled peanuts or pork rinds?! Why did I come here?! Waste of $. It’s a shame they have cut it back so much. I will save my money next year for HHN or the SFL FAIR. NOT COMING BACK.

I’ve been craving to go to a haunted house — and there was not much on the table in Broward so we drove up to West Palm to check out Fright Nights on a Thursday night. Admission included unlimited rides (which in itself is a good deal) and tickets for the haunted houses were $ 5 each which is a more than fair price. We went through all 4 haunted houses (I didn’t see a fifth as the other reviewer stated there was 5) The lines were not bad — I could do without the crappy DJ, a horror movie on the projector would do just fine. All the houses were great — I liked the Country Bills meat market the best, but they were all of the same caliber. Plenty of funnel cakes, fried oreos, popcorn, beer, expected carnival food. Carnival rides include all the favorites with short wait times. I would goto this again next year as long as they keep changing up the haunts.

Was good for young teens they sure tried hard. I guess I might have been expecting to much. Had fun watching my young ones screaming and running. More of a fair.

I bought a Groupon for this ‘haunted attraction’ and hoped for the best… as we drove up to the fairgrounds entrance, I assumed we’d have a little fun but I didn’t expect much– because we’re usually disappointed by haunted houses.
Free and easy parking, bonus!
We went to the ticket booth, then to the wristband station, then through the midway– my expectations were rapidly lowering as I walked by the typical carnival games/​rides/​food stands. Then, we got to the stockades– or waiting area, if you’d like… there are 5 haunted houses in all– 3 in the barn-​type area, 2 free-​standing– anyway, you have to walk through a maze of agricultural animal gates, to get to the door of your house– there are beer vendors along the way, as well as a dj or live band, so time flew by pretty quickly. The first attraction we went in was the carnival themed house ‘Carnival of Creeps” — I won’t give any spoilers, but it was fun! We followed up by going in the ‘Kill Shot’ house, and 3^rd and finally, ‘The Manor’. I have no complaints about any of the choices– I’d recommend them all– unless you don’t like creepy clowns or blood. There are 2 more houses we didn’t go through– I can’t recommend, but I assume they’re all of the same quality. The rides– at least for our deal– were included/​unlimited. We didn’t go on any, but there were a lot of options (Ferris wheel, bumper cars, upside down stuff, slides, etc…)
We were very impressed by the professionalism of the crew/​actors. It was ‘opening night’ and they all had their lines down pat. There were some expected and unexpected scares and I’d go back– even if I had to pay full price**But between the Groupon deal and the Halloween store deals (buy one get one free flyers), you won’t have to pay full price– do an internet search and you should find at least one deal.