Chamber of Terror

I came there thinking this would be better than HHN where they just cattle you through the house. It started out that way, I had to wait at least a minute after the last people went through. Yet somehow after just a few turns I’m faced with another conga line in the house. When this happens, all hopes of being at least startled by something goes out the window.
Also what was supposed to be extreme in that house? Just strobe lights and dangling manikins.

Good frightening haunt where the scareactors costumes were top notch and the scenery was creepy as hell. My only gripe was that the haunt was very short, but this is their first year, so there’s always room for expansion.

I really enjoyed this haunted house. It was an array of emotions for me. I laughed, freaked out. I had a oh hell no feeling, definitely got startled the omfg outta me.
The theme is the Last Toy Co. They carried out the theme very well. You were placed in groups of 4. That was just right bc even with another couple it was as if you were really just experiencing it. personally.
I loved the details, and the monsters & clowns will trip you out.
The wait without the fast pass was like 15 to 20 min. Not bad at all. It’s $ 15 with fast pass. They were selling Groupons for a bit, but I kept missing it.
I’d definitely recommend checking it out before the Halloween season is over. And don’t walk too fast through it.

A former Home Haunt, they had too many people coming to their house that the City of Tampa made them move to a bigger location. Fair enough.
They bill themselves as the «Most Extreme Haunted House in Tampa», and as a veteran haunter, I don’t think I can say that’s accurate. They’re good, don’t get me wrong. They’ve obviously put a lot of work into the venue. They’ve got a lot of money invested, but they’ve got a lot of work to do, to become «EXTREME».
What is EXTREME, anyway? To me, extreme is something that pushes boundaries. Nothing in this house pushed boundaries. You had all your typical haunt effects. You had a LOT of things hanging from the ceilings, you had your expanding walls and you had your pop scares. You even had a child. But. no one touched you, there was no re-​direction, there was nothing of an extreme element except maybe the volume of the music and sound effects.
Overall, they get a B for effort. Their costuming and makeup was on point and I LOVED that they gave the history up front. Kudos. Keep on bringing the game and you will get there.
The $ 10 admission fee was a bit steep for the 5 minute walk through, but with no line, it was Ok.

Got a Groupon for this one, it was $ 10.00 per person. The Groupon gave us a fast pass which brought us to the front of the line. But the line was not too bad, It was about 8:30 pm on a Saturday night and the line was about 25 minutes without the fast pass, 5 minutes with it. This attraction is just the one haunted house and to be honest, I wasn’t expecting to be scared, but for the price, I thought what the hell, I’ll give it a shot. The theme is an old haunted toy factory. They are really good about only letting small groups (4 people unless there is more in your group) in at a time and waiting a good amount of time before letting the next group in. I will tell you I was pleasantly surprised, they did a good job of scaring the crap out of me, I’m a girl and I screamed like one. Lots of scary actors jumping out at you, Kudos to the little girl who looks cute and scary, who then jumped up and yelled in my face, «Why won’t you play with me?» I love you little dead girl. I had a really good time. I will leave the reader with this note, if you are claustrophobic do not go in, I will not ruin it and tell you why but trust me here, if you have a hard time with tight dark places, do not enter. Over all good fun.