Not bad, but not great. My boyfriend and I had two free tickets courtesy of my mother and we paid and extra $10 to go through all four attractions, plus the $6 for parking and $3 for an emergency bottle of water after Gold Miners Revenge . If we didn't have the free tickets it would've broken the bank.
I'll give only minor spoilers here.
First was Castle of Darkness. Just a dark maze with actors. We think they may have forgotten to turn the lights on at some of the displays. It was so dark in fact that when actors came at us they were just dark, screaming shadows. And we got a little confused because the door we were supposed to go through at one point stuck so bad that we thought it was an actor's hiding spot.
Second was Horror High. Here you must sign a waiver because the actors will interact with you. I really liked this one. Several times I had my hair messed with and we were squirted with water and silly string. Twice I was gently held on to and told to stay with the actor, which was a nice touch.
Third was Gold Miners Revenge. This not an attraction for someone with asthma. Lots of dust and fog. Again, we think they forgot to turn some lights on. My man nearly missed a huge animatronic dragon, which was neat but needed a bit of lighting. I probably would've missed it too if it weren't for the full moon.
Last was 3-D Fear Factor. Probably the best of the bunch. You're given 3-D glasses and then take a very bumpy elevator ride "down" with an actor. From there you navigate through glowing halls full of actors wearing phosphorescent paint. Kind of a crazy 3-D black light insane asylum feel to the place.
So if you're going, we both recommend Horror High and Fear Factor. Wear closed toe shoes! We're glad we did.
The place relies way too much on darkness. I would like to have seen dim or colored lights here and there rather then feeling my way along rough walls.
PS: Not surprisingly, they really like to mess with women. In a fun way.