Haunted Overload

A large part of it would come down to how good your vision is in dark areas because when on crutches you need to make sure you have a good footing so you don't miss step and make yourself even more injured than your old yard other than that when I went there was a woman ahead of me that was at least in her 70s using a cane she seemed to do fine so I'd say if you can see well or you have someone with you to make sure you don't accidentally misstep you'll be fine

Hi elizabeth, I think I would check there website it might have Pat information on it. Or a number you can call. I'm not sure, some places might allow pets on leashes or in certain areas. Some areas might be real busy a lot of people in scary costumes

Hi dufris, these are all good questions. I see no one responded. I think I wood go to there web page. There might be ticket information on it or maybe a information phone number. I hope you find the answer to your questions. And I hope you have a fun Halloween. I think all Haunted Overload tours day or night would be fun if you like Halloween.

Hi Cathy, I wouldn't recommend the regular scare nights, as they do get very scary, but if your 6 year old likes creepy stuff they may enjoy the day haunt, or the fright night lite! Which has all the spooky sounds, and lights, but no scary actors. Ultimately it depends on the kid, as I've seen some little kids have a blast, but I would recommend doing the day haunt or the lite night first to gauge.

It ranges from $6-26 depending on the day & haunt type.Rain does make it more slippery as the walkway/leaves get slick. It was lightly drizzling my 1st year and drops kept touching me, making me extra jumpy. Plus, when we went into the hanging house I thought the bodies were dripping blood on us.(I hv an overactive imagination) I always suggest checking out their website for more info. www.Hauntedoverload.com

Definitely worth going. The line is very long so be prepared for that, but along the way, there are actors who entertain and talk with you. As far as the whole attraction, it's about a mile, maybe a little more and takes about an hour to an hour 15.

Yes, there is a gift and food building.

I didnt see any cards.

Online. It is totally amazing. All the structures are works of art.

No they didn't

Yes!!

Phone works

Hi Sbeve! Yes, we will be open though October! Hope to see you there and get a fright out of you!

The Haunt starts in October.

You can buy them on line. I wouldn't rely on the ticket booth, (at least not for the same night) as they often sell out. http://www.hauntedoverload.com/base.htm

I think it would be unlikely. There is a clear path thru, but the majority of it is woods. Also, the scooter would have issues negotiating the tights turns like in the banjo guy hut & doll head house, or the big haunted house. I would give them a call to see if they could work something out or you may want to consider going on one of the "kid" nights when the lights are on, but still scary & you can take your time going thru.

It's open in October

I don't remember the exact date range, but it's only 2-4 weeks roughly within the month of October. I can't imagine it in the winter either. We went on the last night a couple years ago and there were probably 30-40 people in front of us at least, not including the ones in the haunt; since you're exposed to the elements and don't even have any wind protection, it can get pretty chilly

No, unfortunately. The last day time haunt was on the 28th. If you check their website you'll see an events calendar showing when they do the 10am-5pm shifts.

Showtimes are 7-8:30. It's Fright Night Lite, so no scares. Just lights and sounds.

I don't know about a limit, but pre purchasing your tickets is strongly recommended as they often sell out.

Halloween season

Yes it does. The people who work at the haunt are crazy, special people who will not let something minor like rain, snow, or any other natural element stop them from scaring the poor Schmucks who come through, LOL

25$ at night