Escape It

Rashid Benoit

Came all the way from Iowa just for the Waldorf's EOF Hell House Night and I WAS SO HAPPY!!!! Watch Hell House LLC, and go support this wonderful company. I can't wait to go back for the standard experience.

Greg Ruch

This place was really good. We arrived there around 730pm and didn't wait in line too long. Smaller groups because of Covid precautions. No more time than a wait in line for an attraction at an amusement park. Staff were professional, courteous, and accommodating. The bellhop punching tickets played his part very well, as did all of the other actors. I won't spoil what's in here too much. Just remember laundry, library, and cleaning. Also with the Insidious series of movies being some of my all time favorites, hearing " Tiptoe through the Tulips" on the speakers was a nice little bonus. Creepy, creepy, creepy. Had a great time and will more than likely visit every year.

Mark Davidson

5 star absolutely. First year going, and live close by but would have no problem recommending people from out of town to make the drive to this place. Helped that it was a perfect night, cloudy moon, chilly and breezy. All the attractions were great, but the hotel was very well done. Scary obviously, but personalized, and you never feel like your being rushed through. Actors don’t break character, and of course the bell hop.... felt like you were in a movie.

Patti Cameli (Chatty_Patti)

As a self proclaimed Halloween expert, I've been to MANY haunted house attractions. This one is decent. The walk through is on multiple floors and takes roughly 10 minutes to walk through at a leisurely pace. There are a couple good scares, especially if you like clowns. I do recommend the Haunted Hay Ride through the cornfield. There are multiple sets that are really well done. I also recommend getting your tickets early to take advantage of the discounted tickets. And check Groupon, I've seen discounted tickets there as well.