Field Of Screams The Haunted Stadium

Pretty awesome haunt with multiple mazes. Themes are changed yearly with new mazes. If a previous reviewer on the maze thought the maze was too short, then they must have literally run through it. Good actor skills and great costumes too. This place has newer pneumatic props that have been added every year that I have been there too. Go check it out and get your haunt on!

Good points: Got our tickets at Costco, so we had VIP tickets, including the coffin ride for $ 20.00 each. No lines at all on Friday night October 30^th, so those were the high points.
Bad points: cheaply done, very short mazes, that rely on pop scares to get any reaction at all. Don’t waste money on the coffin ride. It smells bad in there, and is very hot.
I have been in the haunt industry for many years, and know what good haunts are all about. You can tell that this one, was cheaply put together, to make fast money.

I had a ton of fun. The people who put 1 star had some alright reasons but they weren’t great. I personally loved the exorcist maze and the house of horrors. The other 3 were good, unfortunately cannable island maze was very understaffed as well as the café, and so was the holidays one. They were still fun and I had a great time. The coffin ride was fun. Unfortunately there wasn’t a ton of actors for how busy it was, but the ones that were out were awesome.
Big thank you to speckles and his girlfriend for scaring my fiancé a lot, and my good friend Buswell for making sure we had a great time. Can’t wait until next year!

This event is definitely for pre-​teens and elementary school kids. This is not for adults by any means. The maze quality is decent for a high school theater production, but not worth the $ 20 you pay to get in. Another problem was that there are definitely not enough people or «scarers» working in the mazes or walking around throughout the event to make it scary at all, the ones who were there barely attempted to jump out or scare you at all. If they had just had more scarers lurking around it would have helped the quality immensely. Every worker was a high school or jr High school aged kid, the whole thing just felt awkward. There was definitely potential for it to be scarier than it was, and with the amount of money they are brining in it really should have been bigger and better quality. Moral of the story is, if your 18 and up do yourself a favor and save your money to go to knotts scary farm instead.

I’m laughing at all these good reviews, must be extremely gullible to find any of these mazes scary. It was all junior high kids and the monsters were kids too. I went half way through the first maze and not one monster. It felt like a low budget fundraiser put on by a school raising money for a sports team. Would not recommend unless you’re bringing children under 14. If it wasn’t for the fact that I was pretty buzzed it would have been a waste of time. Had some good laughs though.
Also little tip for the folks that put it on; you need more (adult) actors, you need darker mazes, you need more fog. And to bring general admission down to $ 15 and VIP $ 20. There’s not enough mazes and they are waaaaay too short to charge $ 20 GA. And whoever that guy was with the douche bag hair cut and red shirt acting like he was in charge was a tool.

These people are so rude. I took my family for a night out my 21 year old son who looks way younger purchase a beer and the security guards chased him down as he handed me my drink they grab it out of my hands and demanded my sons ID. Neither one of us had any wallet or purse on us because we had our stuff stolen before at a haunted event. So the rookie want a be cop gets in my face and tells me I can have you arrested for giving a minor alcohol. I was so stun the way the treated me that I just stood there and looked at them lost. My husband then came and asked them what was there problem and they started to say they did not want to lose their liquor license and we explain again he was 21 but really did not have an argument because he did not have his id on him. That’s when my husband told him if you are worried about losing your license then you should start by first not allowing under age kids sell Liquor and not asking for id for everyone who is purchasing beer. He then said he will contact the city and report them as soon as that was said they went and shut down the snack shack that was selling beer. My son friend had just bought his beer and again they chased him down but he had an id. So many under age kids with beer and not once did they say or do anything to them. It was a waste of money and time mazes sucked monsters were horrible. Never again I’m a u. s citizen because I’m Hispanic they treated me like shit. Never seen them act stupid with the whites

I’m a DJ on a local radio station. For years, I’ve been going for free which has been awesome year to year, this year my station didn’t give away tickets. I was so excited to see VIP tickets available for sale at Costco. Earning my 2% to see 5 awesome mazes was too cool for a great price. And, they changed many, improved others and offered mazes with rides. My favorite was Exorcism. The nuns were amazing. Scary as crap. Worth every dollar spent. So realistic! In fact, I had to hold my husband’s arm thru every Maze. The fact that this is run by high school students earning community service hours is awesome. They all should be paid. Bravo to the management for finding such great actors. Would pay again to go but to busy. Happy for the experience.

I have been coming to this haunt for years. I always have lots of fun! The cast is composed of local high school students and they rock it every time! The mazes and sets may be low budget, but the acting and talent is by far superior to any other haunt I’ve been to. If you want to get scared and have a great fun night, don’t spend $ 90 to go to Knott’s, come here! They are a lot scarier and you get more bang for your buck.

Wow we had no idea there was a maze that would include nuns ripping up the Holy Bible and eating it. Yes, the real Bible. The maze had 666 painted on the walls and demon type characters yelling «Satan». We spoke with management and asked if they were aware that the Bible was being shredded. They said no and apologized if «we were offended». Really sad and disappointed in the field of screams. Do not give your money to this please.

We took our soccer team here for team activity! The girls loved it! We have a group of U11-​girls who play for the local club UPFC and like to reward them with fun activities. Our team is a first place team so we are always rewarding them.
When you take a group the price is $ 12 per ticket. There are 5 mazes and plenty of creepy people walking around to scare you. They also were aware some of our girls were very scared so they made sure to let them know it was all for fun.
We just went to Knotts Scary Farm and I have to tell you this place was way better for the value!
The actors actually tried to scare us and the people who worked there really cared about their job.
I’m impressed with this place! My hubby and I were even recruited to scare some folks ourselves being that we have acting experience! See you out there on the field of screams! BOOOO!

Not bad for only $ 20! My friends and I had a lot of fun and were impressed that most of the monsters were high school aged. The mazes were really creative especially the one you walked around with a flashlight that turned on when it wanted to. Nice job guys!!!

Pricing didn’t match the quality, which pains me to say because I really wanted to love this event. It was $ 20 for 5 mazes that lasted somewhere around 2 minutes long. I really wish it was more affordable in terms of the quality because I wouldn’t mind the mazes as much for cheaper tickets.
I was so confused about the lines being so long when the mazes were really short. The 3D maze is a waste of time unless you buy the VIP ($ 10 extra) tickets which gives you the glasses to actually experience the maze.
There are A LOT of preteens coming out to this event and a lot of the monsters are very young, but I hear they volunteer so what can you do about it? Lol.
I wouldn’t come back, but it was an okay experience!

Just not a good haunt. $ 20 each to have 13 years olds running around say «hi» to scare us. No haunt should have children as the monsters. Too timid to scare. But to the mazes:
— cannibal island 3D — when I bought tickets I wasn’t prompted to spend extra for front of the line or 3D glasses so this was a walk through of neon paint with no 3D action. The end.
— holidays of horror — 30 minute like for a 3 minute maze with like 2 rooms.
— exorcism reborn — they actually played metal music which made it seem like a haunted house.
— house of nightmares — only maze there that had potential but it lasted about 2 minutes. Seriously as soon as I thought it was going to get good, it was over.
— roadkill café — wouldn’t know. Wasn’t allowed to go through.
The place was supposed to close at 11. Typically that means the last ticket is sold at 11 and the place stays open for another hour. Obviously watches don’t work here. The started ushering people out at 10:45 so I didn’t even get to go through all the mazes. Which is not good customer service at all and made me feel cheated out of what we paid to come here.
Poor poor execution. This place needs to cut the prices in half to be fair. And also change the FAQ on the website to state that it’s not scary and it’s a great place for children.
Speaking of children, I’m 24 and felt ancient there. The crowd is 13 year old screaming girls.

I found this place via the Theme Park Reviews website about Southern California haunts. I never heard about this place and I couldn’t find much details about it either. I was skeptical to make a trip of about 140 miles round trip driving from where I am living. No reviews, no recommendations, or no idea what was in store for me. Except, a review from 2013 by TPR that sounded like the event was for kids. The organization is non-​profit and the workers are volunteers. I saw a lot of young people working here and they were delivering the scares though. There are 5 mazes total here. I don’t know how long the event has been operating or the whole back story. I do know the event was created by, «The Bloodshed Brothers.»
After driving 2.5 hours to get here, I found the place in the dark. I followed the screams to find the parking lot. It is at the Diamond Stadium in Lake Elsinore. The entrance is cool because you have to walk into what seemed like a small circus setting. People were scared to enter due to hearing chainsaws and other screams in the setting of disco lights.
Once inside, you can make a left or right turn to enjoy your journey. I took a right turn. The pathway was dark, scare actors were roaming everywhere, and the music was Midnight Syndicate. I love Midnight Syndicate and I listen to their music a lot. This is how I knew the music.
The mazes are not top movie set productions or props. I didn’t mind because I think the lower budget haunts rely more on the scare actors delivering the scares then anything else. The mazes were terrifying, scary, unique, different, and seemed long in my opinion. The wait times for the mazes was like 5 minutes. They allow 6 people to go in about every 30 seconds or so. Since I was alone, most maze hosts/​hostess allowed me to go alone. I didn’t ask, they made me. I thought this was a royal treat to experience the maze first hand.
Brief run down on the mazes:
Holidays of Horror: Creepy twist on some major holidays. I loved this haunt idea so much and I thought this was good.
House of Nightmares: You get a flashlight that only works when it wants to in this dark pitch black maze. I want to thank the entire team of this house last night for scaring me to death. The hostess made me go alone for some reason and my flashlight was not working at all for the most part. I had to feel my way around, step slowly, and try not to walk into anyone or thing. I heard yelling, creepy sounds, and growls, but I couldn’t see anything. Then at certain points, the light came on and some girl came running out at me from nowhere and the light went off again. I thought I was going to die lol. It took me a long time to get out of here. To be honest, I almost had to quit this house and take the chicken exit because I was just so scared in here. I am so surprised the actors here can do this with out being hit or hitting the guest. This house was by my favorite and scariest ever!!! Thank you all.
Road Kill Café: A funny twisted take on a restaurant. The scare actors were in my face and taunting me. Great scenes, scary, and gory scenes. Great job.
Cannibal Island 3D: A fun, creepy, 3D black light maze that plays with your mind. Great scenes in here and a strange bridge…
Exorcism Reborn: The Host was talking to me and asked about my Yolo shirt. I told him. He asked me if I think he is dead or alive. Cool interaction. I walked in and then he scared me from behind as another guy scared me in front at the same time. Great job guys! A nice experience of Satanism, Pagan, exorcist, and scares! Very disturbing, creepy, spooky, and full of energy.
The scares here were great and the scenes were good. After a few scenes, you will soon learn where the scare actors are and what will happen. The scare actors were amazing using their bodies to scare me like noises, crawling, and just being creepy. I went through the mazes twice and they were better the second time. Some scare actors recognized me from before.
I would highly recommend this haunt to people and I thought it was worth the drive. This place does bring the scary haunt in your face scares and the actors here did an amazing job. Everyone was perfect, scary, and did a wonderful job. I really got scared here. This place deserves Public Relation attention because it is worth visiting! Thank you again to all the people who scared me and made this event worth while.