Haunted Houses in Raleigh

“Killers in the Corn was a corn maze with scenarios themed around horror movie killers. The maze itself was pretty simple, but the immersive set design for each movie monster and their costumes were excellent. The actors are really committed to their characters and did an excellent job. They won't touch you but will follow you, taunt you, and get close to you. I have a hard time with flashing light effects, so really appreciated that this attraction didn't have any. Being an open-top maze made of maize, sound from other attractions and the crowds carried into it, which did distract from some of the scenes a bit.”

DawsonsEscape

15 haunts

“While Dark Trail might be the "little sister" to Panic Point's behemoth Haunted Forest, it offers its own brand of thrills in a more manageable package. Don't expect a marathon of scares – Dark Trail is shorter and less intense, with fewer attractions scattered along the winding path. However, what it lacks in quantity, it makes up for in quality. This trail plunges you into the inky blackness of the woods, the only guide a thin rope and the occasional friendly face of a non-costumed staff member keeping you on track. But beware! The real scares lurk within the creepy houses, vehicles, and structures that punctuate the trail. The set design here is top-notch, meticulously crafted to heighten the atmosphere. A talented cast of actors combined with expertly placed sound effects, flashing lights, and strategically placed "monsters" will have you jumping at every rustle and shadow.”

DawsonsEscape

15 haunts